Grants DATABASE

Making our piece of the world a brighter place.

JTVF grants typically fall under four priority areas: affordable housing, basic needs, early learning and economic mobility.

To view our current open grants, please visit the Funding Priorities page.  For more information about our grants process, click here.

Year

Funding Priority

Abbott House Inc.

Support for a foster home in Rapid City

Year Awarded: 2023

Funding Priority: Basic Needs

$25,000

Abbott House Inc.

Build two foster homes for children in foster care and apartments for youth aging out of the foster care system

Year Awarded: 2019

Funding Priority: Basic Needs

$350,000

Action for the Betterment of Our Community (ABC)

Help build tiny homes providing transitional living for graduates of their drug and alcohol treatment program

Year Awarded: 2024

Funding Priority: Basic Needs

$120,000

American Red Cross

For families affected by disaster, and to increase capacity of volunteers and assist with disaster preparation for at-risk populations

Year Awarded: 2023

Funding Priority: Basic Needs

$50,000

Anonymous Honorarium

One Heart

Year Awarded: 2019

Funding Priority: Other

$1,500

Arts South Dakota

2020 Virtual State Arts Conference

Year Awarded: 2020

Funding Priority: Basic Needs

$4,000

Behavior Management Systems

New Start Housing Collaborative, providing housing vouchers for individuals and families unable to access public housing; clients receive extensive case management and support services

Year Awarded: 2023

Funding Priority: Affordable Housing

$575,000

Behavior Management Systems

Family Pathways school-based counseling and support programs

Year Awarded: 2020

Funding Priority: Basic Needs

$150,000

Bethany Christian Services of Western South Dakota

One-year support for Recovering Mother’s of Newborns (ReNew) Program in Rapid City

Year Awarded: 2025

Funding Priority: Basic Needs

$35,000

Bethany Christian Services of Western South Dakota

Support for the Recovering Mothers with Newborns (ReNew) Program in Rapid City

Year Awarded: 2023

Funding Priority: Basic Needs

$25,000

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Black Hills

Mentoring programs for at-risk youth

Year Awarded: 2021

Funding Priority: Basic Needs

$50,000

Black Hills Area Community Foundation

  • One-year matching funds to establish a Housing Trust Fund for the Box Elder Area – $250,000
  • One-time funding for the Memorial Park Apartments Fund to address needs of low-income seniors affected by the Memorial Park Accident – $30,000
  • Matching funds to the Rapid City Housing Trust Fund for the development of affordable housing – $1,000,000

Year Awarded: 2024

Funding Priority: Affordable Housing

$1,280,000

Black Hills Area Community Foundation

Funding to support the Rapid City Impact Fund

Year Awarded: 2024

Funding Priority: Economic Mobility

$500,000

Black Hills Area Community Foundation

Two-year matching funding for regional nonprofits beginning or expanding an endowment at the Black Hills Area Community Foundation

Year Awarded: 2024

Funding Priority: Basic Needs

$300,000

Black Hills Area Community Foundation

  • Early Learner Innovation Fund – $475,000
  • Matching funds to assist nonprofits to grow their endowments – $300,000
  • Assist with the Friends of Food Security work – $68,000

Year Awarded: 2022

Funding Priority: Basic Needs

$843,000

Black Hills Area Community Foundation

  • Affordable Housing Fund intended to spur development of supportive and affordable housing in Rapid City – $1,000,000
  • Affordable Housing Fund to be used to match private and public contributions into the Rapid City Strategic Housing Trust Fund – $5,000,000
  • Matching funds to assist nonprofits to grow their endowments – $300,000

Year Awarded: 2021

Funding Priority: Affordable Housing

$6,300,000

Black Hills Area Community Foundation

Collective Impact planning

Year Awarded: 2020

Funding Priority: Basic Needs

$20,000

Black Hills Area Community Foundation

Matching funds to assist nonprofits to grow their endowments

Year Awarded: 2019

Funding Priority: Basic Needs

$100,000

Black Hills Center for Aging

Renovations to expand programming at a second service location to serve our aging community by providing daytime services, education, and resources to enrich quality of life

Year Awarded: 2024

Funding Priority: Basic Needs

$50,000

Black Hills Community Theatre

Education and outreach efforts provided to area schools to incorporate theatre activities into other areas of learning to enhance comprehension and communication

Year Awarded: 2021

Funding Priority: Basic Needs

$15,000

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