The Solomon Valley Community Foundation is now accepting grant applications for its spring grant cycle. Online applications are now available and are due by February 1, 2026.

One of the most meaningful aspects of Match Month is that everyone can take part. Whether it’s $10 or $10,000, every donation makes a difference. It’s an accessible, impactful way for anyone who cares about Mitchell County to give back and see their generosity multiplied.

During its fall grant cycle, the Solomon Valley Community Foundation awarded just over $41,000 in grants to 12 projects throughout Mitchell County. The following organizations received funding:

Now, their devotion lives on through the Lee and Estelle Schuster Fund, a designated fund established with the Solomon Valley Community Foundation to provide long-term financial support to St. John’s Catholic School. This lasting gift was thoughtfully planned as part of their estate and carried out after their passing, a reflection of their desire to leave a meaningful legacy for future generations. 

MITCHELL CO, KAN. During its spring grant cycle, SVCF awarded nearly $50,000 in grants to 17 projects throughout Mitchell County

The Solomon Valley Community Foundation is now accepting grant applications for their spring grant cycle.

Solomon Valley Community Foundation is excited to launch Dream Big 2.0, a county-wide initiative offering $10,000 in non-competitive Impact

MITCHELL CO, KAN. During its fall grant cycle, the Solomon Valley Community Foundation awarded over $27,000 in grants to 9 projects througho

MITCHELL CO, KAN. During its spring grant cycle, the Solomon Valley Community Foundation awarded over $35,000 in grants to 17 projects throu

With the overwhelming success of Mitchell County Strong, SVCF started to explore additional opportunities to take on greater roles in commun

Mitchell County Strong started as a collaboration between Solomon Valley Community Foundation, the Beloit Area Chamber of Commerce, and Solo

By the beginning of 2019, Solomon Valley Community Foundation had grown to almost $2.9 million. It was also during this year that SVCF surpa

In its first-ever grant cycle, Solomon Valley Community Foundation utilized its Community Impact Fund; an unrestricted community grant fund