New Harvest Foundation is offering COVID-19 emergency grants to Wisconsin LGBTQ+ nonprofits that have had to change their operations or services due to the COVID crisis or have had unexpected expenses due to the pandemic.
Applications for the need-based $2000 grants are being accepted at newharvestfoundation.org through the end of the year and will be announced on a rolling basis as funds are available. Email [email protected] for more.
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