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Wyoming Intertie Community Investment Program

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The Wyoming Intertie Community Investment Program, administered by Non-Governmental Programming through the Wyoming Community Foundation, provides competitive discretionary grants focused on economic development. The program is specifically available to nonprofit organizations located within Albany, Carbon, or Platte Counties in Wyoming. Its primary goal is to fund innovative projects and organizations that strengthen local communities and enhance the overall quality of life for residents in these areas. Eligible applicants can seek financial support through two different funding streams, with general operating grants available up to 10,000 dollars and project-specific costs covered up to 50,000 dollars. While the program is currently closed and pending its next funding cycle, it continues to serve as a strategic resource for regional community improvement and economic growth.

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Economic development grants for nonprofits in Albany, Carbon, and Platte Counties, Wyoming.

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State of Wyoming → Wyoming Community Foundation (WYCF)

NAICS

813211 - Grantmaking Foundations

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AgencyState of Wyoming → Wyoming Community Foundation (WYCF)

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OfficeWY, USA

Organization / AgencyState of Wyoming → Wyoming Community Foundation (WYCF)

Office AddressWY, USA

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This program is open to nonprofits located in Albany County, Carbon County, or Platte County, Wyoming. Funds will support innovative projects and organizations that enhance quality of life while strengthening communities in this area of Wyoming.
Eligible uses: Applicants may apply for general operating grants up to $10,000 and project costs of up to $50,000.
Program administrator: Non-Governmental Programming
Program status: Closed: Pending next funding cycle
Financial instrument: Competitive/Discretionary Grant
Topics: Economic Development
Notice of funding opportunity: https://wycf.org/intertie/

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