Social Mission

ConnectedView is proud to support nonprofit organizations that work hard every day to make a difference. We provide up to $10,000 in grant funding to eligible nonprofit organizations. While we appreciate the interest in our Grant Program, we receive more proposals than we are able to support each year. Decisions are based on available resources and the degree to which proposals meet DonorView’s Grant Program criteria.

ConnectedView Grants Program Winners

We are happy to have provided support to the following organizations:



Agape Flights
Alamo Area Rape Crisis (2022)

Family Service Society, Inc. (2023)
Cheyenne Animal Shelter

Michelle's Love (2023)
Michigan Ovarian Cancer Alliance
National Organization for Albinism
No One Fights Alone NOLA

Operation Delta Dog (2023)
Project 360 Youth Services Inc (2022)
Providence Rescue Mission
Rock House Kids (2022)

SAVAnon
Second Chance Animal Shelter

Sexually Abused Children's Relief Endeavor(sacred) (2023)

The Crossing Arts Alliance (2023)

Trinity Episcopal School
Tuerk House
Yellowstone Art Museum



We will be accepting applications again in Spring of 2025.


Review Our Guidelines

Nonprofit organizations that meet ConnectedView's criteria for grants are encouraged to complete an application.


Please review the guidelines below before submitting your application.


  • Applicants must demonstrate that the program under consideration has goals that have a direct impact on the community or the constituents they serve
  • Grants cover one year and range from $1,000 to $10,000 USD
  • Grants are awarded primarily to organizations serving the immediate communities
  • Organizations must be charitable organizations (501c3 or public charity)
  • Funds must be requested for a specific program
  • Only one application per organization is considered in a 12-month period

We will re-open the applications again in Spring 2025.

Areas We Do Not Support

  • Clubs, fraternal groups, political campaigns or lobbying groups
  • Individuals
  • Fundraising events, such as walks, runs, golf tournaments and dinners
  • Programs not focused on charitable or philanthropic goals, such as professional conferences, recreational club sports teams, etc.