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Nonprofits Make Livingston County
Nonprofit Organizations & Community Groups serving Livingston County are invited to apply for grant funding that helps bring meaningful projects and lasting impact to our community.
FEATURED GRANTS
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Livingston Microgrant
Richardson Fund Memorial Scholarship
LiveRED Grant
OUR NONPROFIT NETWORK
Family Resource and Youth Services Center (FRYSC)
Works with students and families to remove barriers to learning by connecting them with community resources, family support, health services, and basic needs.
Family First (270) 928-3500
Cardinal Connection (270) 928-2065
Cumberland River Homes
Loving each person by offering a safe, happy, healthy and respected life. Provides residential, vocational, and community support services for individuals with disabilities.
Phone: (270) 988-4913
111 Hayden Ave, Salem, KY 42078
Livingston County 4-H Council
Supports positive youth development through leadership, citizenship, healthy living, and hands-on learning opportunities.
Phone: (270) 928-2168
803 US-60, Smithland, KY 42081
Livingston County Friends of the Library
Supports the Livingston County Public Library through volunteer service, fundraising, and advocacy.
Phone: (270) 928-4100
Livingston County Helping Hands
Provides emergency food pantry and crisis assistance for Livingston County individuals and families.
Phone: (270) 928-3383
509 Mill St, Smithland, KY 42081
Livingston County Historical & Genealogical Society
To preserve, protect, provide and promote the living history and natural history of Livingston County for future generations.
Phone: (270) 928-4656
117 State St, Smithland, KY 42081
Livingston County Community Action Partnership
Works to reduce poverty and improve quality of life in Livingston County by empowering individuals and families, meeting basic needs, and advancing opportunity and social justice through advocacy and partnership.
Phone: 270-928-2827
404 Court Street Smithland, KY 42081
The Endow Kentucky Tax Credit gives Kentucky nonprofits a powerful way to encourage donors to invest in their long-term future.
Eligible donors who make a gift to a permanent endowment fund through a qualified community foundation may receive a Kentucky state tax credit equal to 20% of their gift, up to a maximum credit of $10,000 per taxpayer.