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Fourth round of DuPage Foundation COVID-19 Response Fund grant applications due Fri., Oct. 23

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Arts DuPage shares seasonal information regarding next round of grant applications from DuPage Foundation, DuPage County’s leader in philanthropy with a goal to raise the quality of life throughout DuPage County.

DuPage Foundation has announced that it is accepting applications for a fourth round of DuPage Foundation COVID-19 Response Fund grants. Applications are due no later than 5PM on Fri., Oct. 23, 2020. Only qualified charitable organizations, including arts organizations, located in DuPage County and serving DuPage County residents can apply.
 
“Staff from many of our local organizations have worked tirelessly during the past six months to ensure that critical services and meaningful programs continue to meet the increased needs resulting from the pandemic,” said Barb Szczepaniak, vice president for programs, DuPage Foundation. “While some agencies have received governmental funding to support their operations and services, the work of many organizations does not fit into those funding priorities. Through this round of grants, we hope to fill some of the emerging funding gaps.” 
 
Organizations interested in applying for the grants are urged to download the COVID-19 Response Fund guidelines and preview the grant application questions prior to completing an application. Applications are being accepted online through 5PM (CST), Fri., Oct. 23, 2020.
 
For more information about applying, kindly contact Barb Szczepaniak or Laura Ernst.
 
Applications are only accepted online through the application portal.
 
Anyone with specific questions about applying for grants designated for the arts may contact Arts DuPage Director Debbie Venezia at (630) 598-5299 or debbie@dupagefoundation.org.

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