Community Grants
Giving back to the community is at the heart of Lozier employees.
LOZIER COMMUNITY GRANTS
The intent of the Lozier Community Grants program is to give back to the communities where we do business. The program will be managed by an employee committee at each site. Grant applications will be submitted online and reviewed by foundation staff for IRS eligibility before being forwarded to each site’s employee committee for review. Each grant application should be evaluated and awarded with the same ethics and integrity that we apply to our everyday operations.
Community Grant Applications Are Open
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
The Lozier Community Grants’ focus is education, social services and issues involving women and children with an emphasis on underrepresented populations. Grants are to be awarded to non-profit organizations that align with these funding priorities:
EDUCATION
Programs that focus on academic improvement, mentoring, and career development as well as programs that provide direct support to schools.
SOCIAL SERVICES
Programs meeting basic health, welfare, and other needs of the underprivileged, sick, or elderly.
COMMUNITY BUILDING
Programs that make our communities a positive, interesting place to live and raise a family.
TO QUALIFY
Organizations must be exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Individuals are not able to receive grants.
Organizations are only eligible for one (1) grant per calendar year.
No goods or services (including event tickets, auction items, or other benefits deemed of non-deductible value) are allowed to be provided to the donor in connection with the grant.
Organization does not discriminate in hiring practices or service provisions to clients and/or customers based on race, ethnicity, religious preference, age, physical ability, sexual orientation, military service, or gender except for bona fide occupational qualifications.
GRANT RECIPIENTS
The Lozier Community Grants benefited nearly 50 non-profits in the five communities where Lozier operates in 2025. These organizations were chosen by a committee made up of every-day Lozier employees. See their stories.
Camp Kesem, Notre Dame
Northridge Robotics
Bright Futures
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The minimum grant amount is detailed on each location’s application page, but generally is no less than $2,000.
Applications will open April 6th, 2026. Deadlines for applications are different for each Lozier location.
Omaha – June 15th, 2026
Middlebury – May 29th, 2026
Scottsboro – May 29th, 2026
McClure – June 30th, 2026
Joplin – May 29th, 2026
Each location committee meets at different times and distributes grants at different cadences throughout the year. Applicants that were not selected will receive a letter and are encouraged to apply again the following calendar year.
Typically organizations affiliated with endowments, the arts, churches and religious organizations, fraternities or sororities and memorial contributions are excluded from funding.