Hancock County Parkinson’s Network announces grant opportunity
SEPT. 29 MEDIA RELEASE__The Hancock County Parkinson’s Network will be accepting grant applications beginning October 1, 2025 from individuals, nonprofits and agencies in Hancock County for projects, programs and initiatives that align with its mission of providing education, resources and support to individuals and caregivers affected by Parkinson’s disease.
The grant offers funding of up to $5,000 for initiatives that aim to make a positive impact in the local Parkinson’s community with a total of $10,000 available for this grant period. Applications must be completed online via the Hancock County Parkinson’s Network website at www.hcparkinsonsnetwork.org/grants. The deadline for submission is November 14, 2025, and award decisions will be communicated to applicants by December 31, 2025.
Grant recipients will be required to use the funds within one year and provide a report on the outcome of their project, detailing whether objectives were met.
For more information or questions regarding the grant application process, visit www.hcparkinsonsnetwork.org/grants.
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