The Grange Foundation supports youth development, promotes agriculture education and research, improves communities, and fosters culture, heritage, citizenship and charitable activities.
The Grange Foundation was formed in 1964 by Herschel Newsom, National President and the Executive Committee of the National Grange.
The Board of Trustees is comprised of those who serve as members of the National Grange Executive Committee plus four at-large Grange members.
There are a number of dedicated funds (the income and principal may be spent for the dedicated purpose only) and a restricted fund (only the income may be spent for the dedicated purpose) currently administered by the Foundation. The dedicated funds are Deaf Awareness, Youth Leadership, Junior Grange, Community & Leadership, American Arts & Culture, $22 in 2022, Communication Fellows, G.R.O.W Club, Building Fund, Lecturer’s Fund, and 1, in 1,000 Club. The Restricted fund is the Endowment Fund.
The Grange Foundation is registered with the IRS as a 501(c)3 nonprofit entity.
During our time as the National Outstanding Young Patrons we were able to travel the country and meet Grangers all over who have different backgrounds and Grange experiences. Now that our oldest has joined the Junior Grange I hope she has the same ex...
Jen and Rob Beamon
The National Grange Foundation provided the financial support to enable me, and the entire youth team, to travel to regional and national events so we could lead workshops and inspire our peers to seek greater opportunities for personal growth.
Michael Martin
I was very fortunate to have been on the receiving end of the Grange Youth Fund multiple times in the ‘80s and early ‘90s. These funds allowed me to travel from Washington State to New England and the Midwest as well as to the Nation's Capitol
Chris Hamp
The Grange Foundation awarded me a scholarship to go to Washington D.C. for their Legislative Experience. There, I was able to experience our nation’s capital and I learned so much about how our country works.
Emily Cabbage
The John Trimble Legislative Experience was an excellent opportunity to see from both in committee and on the floor of the national session how Grange policy is made and handled and how much it differs from the state level.
Leroy Squire
TracFone appreciates the work the Grange members do for isolated, disabled and underprivileged citizens in rural and small towns across the nation. We know the work you do helps millions of Americans lead better lives.
TracFone
FAQS
Is my donation tax deductible?
Yes. All contributions to any Grange Foundation fund is a tax-deductible donation and can be included on your tax return for the year your donation was given. A donation letter will be sent to you after your donation has been made.