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We value every organization that applies for funding. Our grant process is structured, transparent, and rooted in community need—supporting programs that strengthen mental health, substance use recovery, and disability services.

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GRANTS

What we fund

Prevention

Programs that reduce risk, build resilience, and promote early mental health support.

Treatment

Clinical and therapeutic services supporting mental health, substance use, and recovery.

Crisis Care

Programs addressing urgent mental health or substance use needs and stabilization.

Disabilities

Services supporting individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and families.

Navigation

Efforts that help people understand, access, and move through complex care systems.

Community

Programs that strengthen connection, education, and stigma-free community support.

next steps

How to apply

Applications are now open for the Moraine Township Community Mental Health Board FY27 (2nd Cycle) grant funding! Learn more about the application process below and submit your application by October 1, 2026.

1

Review Guidelines

Review eligibility, funding priorities, and required materials before starting your application.

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2

Preview Application

Download a preview of the grant application to see all questions so you can prepare.

Application Preview
3

Submit Application

Complete the full application and upload your attachments via SurveyMonkey.

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Applications Closed

FY27 grant applications opening September 1st!

The FY27 grant cycle opens September 1, 2026 for nonprofits and community programs serving Moraine Township residents. Applications will be accepted online through our grant portal, with a submission deadline announced at opening. Use the time now to review eligibility and past awards below, or ask us to notify you the moment the window opens.

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Grant Transparency

While applications are open, you can also see where past funding has gone. Explore award history and public financial records below.

FY27 Grantees

See which organizations were funded and how much each received.

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Glenkirk
Collaborative Community Housing Initiative
Center for Enriched Living
Arts of Life
Nicasa
Zacharias Sexual Abuse Center
The Josselyn Center
Lake County Partners in Aging
Knowtice
JCFS Chicago
Family First Center of Lake County
Fenix
Family Service of Glencoe
Cancer Wellness Center
A Safe Place
Documentation & Archives

Legal Documentation & Records

Governance records, funding priorities, and financial oversight documents — audits, comptroller and treasurer reports, board minutes, and more — shared to support transparency and public accountability.

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