Nonprofit Support
Community Assistance Fund Grants
The Community Assistance Fund (CAF) responds to the financial needs of nonprofit organizations, specifically for programs and projects related to Junior League of Champaign-Urbana position statements, including child protection and welfare, families, health, hunger, literacy, shelter, school preparedness, voluntarism, and supporting women.
Applications are no longer being accepted.
Grossman Trust Grant
The Robert M. Grossman Trust grant supports nonprofit organizations with child and family nutrition programs that work to prevent childhood hunger and malnutrition in the Champaign-Urbana schools by providing supplemental food for school children that is distributed at school and taken home to meet weekend or school break nutritional needs.
Applications are no longer being accepted.
Volunteer Needs or Item Donations
Done In A Day (DIAD) and Done In A Meeting (DIAM) respond to the needs of local nonprofit organizations. Both of these opportunities are for programs and projects related to our position statements, including child protection and welfare, families, health, hunger, literacy, shelter, school preparedness, voluntarism, and supporting women. Done In A Day partners receive trained Junior League volunteers for a specific project. Done In A Meeting partners receive items donated by Junior League members during one of our meetings.
DIAD and DIAM requests are no longer being accepted.
If you have any questions, please email admin@juniorleaguecu.org.
Nonprofit Assistance and Collaboration Team (NPACT)
The Nonprofit Assistance Collaboration Team is an exciting opportunity for community organizations to work with the Junior League of Champaign Urbana for a one-year term. JLCU will provide volunteer hours, financial assistance, expertise, and support to fulfill needs and complete projects for the partner organization. In return, the partner organization will provide JLCU members with education or training in their area(s) of expertise. Partners may apply for a renewal of the partnership each year. Visit the NPACT page for more information.