USAGA Receives Dupage Foundation Grant

The USAGA is proud to have received a grant through DuPage Foundation’s Community Needs Grant Program (CNGP) to help support adaptive golf in Dupage County. DuPage Foundation awarded more than $600,000 to 46 DuPage County not-for-profit organizations. Thanks to additional donations from DuPage Foundation’s donors and donor-advisors, the Foundation was able to grant $230,000 above its regular Community Needs grant budget.

“We are always energized by the potential for each funded project to make a meaningful difference for our residents and community,” said Barb Szczepaniak, DuPage Foundation vice president for programs. “These grants represent commitments to fuel innovation, foster collaboration, and drive sustainable progress.”

During DuPage Foundation’s fall grant cycle each year, local not-for-profits like us, serving DuPage County in the areas of education, arts & culture, environment, and animal welfare, are awarded funding that supports programs and projects that improve and enrich the quality of life for DuPage County residents. Grant applications in the area of Health & Human Services are due Friday, March 1, 2024, at 5:00 p.m. CST. The 2024 grant guidelines will be posted at dupagefoundation.org/grants/community-needs.html January 5, 2024.

About DuPage Foundation
DuPage Foundation, a 501(c)(3) community foundation, is the philanthropic leader in DuPage County, Illinois. DuPage Foundation manages more than $135 million in assets and has awarded more than $85 million in grants since its founding in 1986. Individuals and organizations seeking to provide impactful support to address critical issues in DuPage County and beyond can create powerful customizable gift solutions and partnerships through DuPage Foundation. Learn more at dupagefoundation.org. Doing a world of good in our own backyard.®