FCF accepts grant applications each year beginning May 1st and ending September 30th. Grant recipients are announced before the end of each year.
Our preference is to provide grant money to 501(c)3 organizations that serve the Fanwood community. If the applicant or project is not part of such organization, you will be asked to provide additional substantiating information. If you do not have a Google account, you will need to create a free account in order to apply. If you have any issues with the application process, please email us at fanwoodcommunityfoundation@gmail.com
CARING CONTACT
Caring Contact is devoted to promoting emotional well being and preventing emotional crises by providing opportunities for people to express themselves to compassionate listeners in a safe environment. They respond to the need for human interaction and create opportunities for people to help each other.
Grant monies will help sustain their volunteer training and support program.
Pictured from left to right: Stephen Magelinski, Secretary, FCF; Judi Armus, Board Member, FCF; Mary Claire Givelber, Ex-Officio Executive Director, Caring Contact; and Peter J. Chemidlin, President, FCF.
FANWOOD RESCUE SQUAD
The Fanwood Rescue Squad is a non-profit, all-volunteer organization. It was formed in 1948 by several members of the Fanwood Fire Company who felt that the Borough needed its own Rescue Squad. Prior to that time, the service was provided by neighboring communities, particularly Scotch Plains.
Grant monies will fund a new pulse CO-oximeter. This instrument has a customizable display for quick assessment of patient status and provides pertinent data at a glance.
Members of the Fanwood Rescue Squad are pictured with Peter J. Chemidlin, President, FCF.
JAM KANCER IN THE KAN FOUNDATION
The Jam Kancer In The Kan Foundation is committed to raising funds for families affected by a “kancer” diagnosis by bringing groups of people together to participate in “Kancer Jam” fundraising events. Their goal is simple – to inspire others to stage “Kancer Jams” in their communities and help others battling this vile disease.
Funds will add to the holiday gift budget for families in the Scotch Plains Fanwood community facing the hardships of a kancer diagnosis.
Pictured with friends of Jam Kancer in the Kan (front row) are (top row left to right) Jamey Crimmins, Founder, Jam Kancer in the Kan; Stephen Magelinski, Secretary, FCF; Peter J. Chemidlin, President, FCF; Paul Marder, Incoming President, FCF; and Nancy Magelinski, Vice President, FCF.
Visit Jam Kancer in the Kan's website.
TINY TIM FUND
Since 1983, The Tiny Tim Fund has assisted children living in Scotch Plains Fanwood with medical expenses when in need.
Funds will help support children in need of ongoing medical, dental, psychological testing and treatment, physical therapy, prescriptions, medical supplies, and equipment.
Pictured from left to right: Jerome McDevitt and Mari McDevitt, Tiny Tim Fund; Peter J. Chemidlin, President, FCF; Barbara Anilo and Bernadette Hoyer, Tiny Tim Fund.
Visit Tiny Tim's Facebook Page
WOLVES BASKETBALL ACADEMY
Wolves Basketball Academy is a 501 (c) (3), non-profit, charitable organization that provides a friendly and fun environment for children with special needs to learn the fundamentals of basketball as well as play on a team. At Wolves Basketball Academy, every young person can enjoy playing basketball and is given the personal attention to develop skills at his or her own pace.
Funds will support scholarships to families that can't afford the program, and Occupational Therapy for the kids.
Pictured from left to right: Jennifer Cooney, Board Member, FCF; Jeff Mayerson, Founder and Board Member, Wolves Basketball; Peter J. Chemidlin, President, FCF; Judi Armus, Board Member, FCF; and Stephen Magelinski, Secretary, FCF.
Visit Wolves Basketball Academy's website.
FANWOOD - SCOTCH PLAINS YMCA
The Fanwood-Scotch Plains YMCA is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to improving the quality of life of the individuals, families and communities they serve through programs and services that build wholeness of spirit, mind and body. A not-for-profit organization, the YMCA is founded on Christian principles, serving people of all ages, races, faith, cultures and socio-economic conditions.
Grant monies will help fund building expansion project which includes expanding their wellness center, lobby and café, the
addition of two new fitness studios, a new outdoor campsite, and adding a new second-story viewing area on their pool deck.
Pictured from left to right: Kim Decker, current CEO, Fanwood - Scotch Plains YMCA; Peter J. Chemidlin, President, FCF; Tracy Crane, incoming CEO, Fanwood - Scotch Plains YMCA; and Stephen Magelinski, Secretary, FCF
CARING CONTACT
CASA OF UNION COUNTY
DONALD DENITZO FUND
EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT COMMEMORATING FANWOOD
REVOLUTIONARY WAR SITE
FANWOOD FIRE DEPARTMENT
FANWOOD MEMORIAL LIBRARY CAPITAL PROJECT
FANWOOD MILLENIUM CLOCK
FANWOOD POCKET PARK
FANWOOD RESCUE SQUAD
FANWOOD YOUTH ORGANIZATION
HEART FOR HUMANITY
JAM KANCER FOUNDATION
RESOLVE COMMUNITY COUNSELING
SPF BASEBALL LEAGUESPFHS PROJECT GRADUATIONTINY TIM FUND
THE CENTER FOR WOMEN AND FAMILIES
TV35
WOLVES BASKETBALL ACADEMY
YMCA BRICK CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
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