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JCCF Youth Serving Grant Program applications open April 6

Saturday, March 28, 2026 at 7:25 PM

Courtesy-JCCF

FRANKLIN, Ind. - The Johnson County Community Foundation (JCCF) manages an extensive Grants Program each year, offering cash awards to nonprofit organizations for charitable programs and projects in Johnson County or serving Johnson County residents.

The 2026 Youth Serving Programming Grant Cycle begins on Monday, April 6. Applications must be submitted by April 30. 

Grants are awarded through a structured process that enables JCCF to support the community by funding as many projects as possible.     

If you are interested in applying, review the process carefully and follow the instructions exactly, so your needs can be considered.   

To learn more about the programs and apply for the JCCF Youth Serving Grant, click here.

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