Applications are now being accepted for the Scott County Regional Authority Grant.
Donor Name: Scott County Regional Authority
State: Iowa
County: Scott County (IA)
Type of Grant: Grant
Deadline: 10/01/2025
Size of the Grant: $10,000 to $100,000
Grant Duration: Grant Duration Not Mentioned
Details:
The Scott County Regional Authority (SCRA) is pleased to have the opportunity to provide funding for numerous non-profit organizations, education institutions and government entities benefiting the residents of Scott County, Iowa through the grant process.
Funding Information
$100,000.
Limitations on Grants
- Grants will not be made to individuals, including scholarships.
- Grants will not be made to political causes, political candidates or lobbying efforts.
- Grants will not be made to support endowment funds.
- Grants will not be made to fund an organization’s operating deficits, or ongoing operating expenses.
- SCRA does not normally fund personnel expenses, except for outside contracted services for specific projects. Personnel expenses include salaries and benefits for part or full time employees.
- Grants will not be made for expenses of fund raising campaigns.
- Each grant must be for a defined program or project which must commence within twelve months of the grant cycle approving such grant (June 1 or December 1). Grant funds must be expended within the same time frame and invoiced to SCRA within 60 days after the grant cycle ends.
- According to the Iowa Racing & Gaming Commission, no licensee or qualified sponsoring organization shall make a distribution to any organization that has an employee, officer or director who is a member of the commission. This provision does not apply to employees, officers, directors or trustees of political subdivisions or their affiliated agencies or boards. No commissioner shall express, or otherwise attempt to influence, a qualified sponsoring organization as to the commissioner’s preference for a potential grantee.
For more information, visit Scott County Regional Authority.
