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Serving the Greater Beloit Community for 75 years
The Colonel Robert H. Morse Foundation
The Colonel Robert H. Morse Foundation offers grants aimed at enhancing the local community by addressing critical issues such as food insecurity, homelessness, access to affordable housing, and workforce training.
Their funding supports initiatives that promote access to nutritious food, affordable housing, and job retraining programs, with a strong focus on improving overall community health.
The foundation has played a significant role in improving the lives of individuals in the Greater Beloit Community, making an impact across all ages, walks of life, and areas of interest.
The Colonel Robert H. Morse Foundation is a philanthropic organization headquartered in Beloit, Wisconsin. The organization is dedicated to funding programs with social significance to the Greater Beloit area.
More Information
Bonnie D. Wetter, President
Colonel Robert H. Morse Foundation
P.O. Box 387
Beloit WI, 53512
Phone: 608-751-1382
Email: info@colmorsefoundation.org
To Benefit the Greater Beloit Community
In 2012, the Colonel Robert H. Morse Foundation provided grants which have improved the Greater Beloit Community of all ages, walks of life and interest. To continue with our mission of addressing human needs, the CRM Foundation has given grants to Beloit Meals on Wheels, CARITAS and Second Harvest.
Grants have been granted to those with special requirements such as the Transitions Program at Beloit Regional Hospice, Hands of Faith, Alzheimer Support Center of Rock County, SMILES and Community Action.
Showing support across the ages, the Foundation provided grants to Girl Scouts of Wisconsin – Badgerland Council for girls in the Greater Beloit area along with Junior Achievement of Rock County and the Beloit Memorial High School.
Learning comes in many forms that include the Beloit Historical Society, Stateline Literacy Council and Voluntary Action Center. These programs weave through our community to show our continued partnership with the Stateline area and its success.
Criteria
- Programs sponsored by organizations.
Sorry, we do not provide grants for individuals. - Programs demonstrating “Social Significance.”
- For the benefit of the Greater Beloit area.
Application Dates
- The Foundation reviews grants twice a year.
- All grant requests should be submitted for review by May 1st or November 1st.