What kinds of projects does Cornelia Warren Community Association fund?

Its active programs focus on education, recreation, promotion of social welfare, and support for organizations with similar purposes. The recent grants show a strong preference for physical projects such as construction, repairs, trails, flooring replacement, roof replacement, and equipment purchases.

Are grants usually for capital projects or operating support?

The association’s program descriptions and grant history both point to capital and project-specific support. It typically provides matching funds and prefers bricks-and-mortar projects, and recent awards included construction at CWCA Rec Area, repairs to Nathan Harris House, and trail construction.

What is a typical grant size?

Typical grant size is $32,500 at the 25th percentile, $75,000 at the median, and $87,500 at the 75th percentile. The recent grants list also includes awards of $100,000 and smaller amounts such as $25,000 and $11,152.

Where does the foundation give most often?

It gives most often in Maine, with Westbrook appearing repeatedly in the recent grants and Gorham also represented. The recipient country distribution is entirely U.S.-based.

Does Cornelia Warren Community Association accept unsolicited requests?

Yes. The active grant programs list notes that Project Funding Request, Project Funding / Community Grants, and the matching capital grant program all accept unsolicited applications.

Cornelia Warren Community Association

Name: Cornelia Warren Community Association — grants, 990 financials & funding data
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About Cornelia Warren Community Association

To promote betterment programs for the citizens of the city of Westbrook, Maine.

Focus Areas

EducationRecreationSocial welfarePublic facilities and infrastructure (parks, skating rinks, warming huts, etc.)Youth services/teen center supportEmergency equipment (e.g., defibrillators)

Who They Fund

local community recreation users/visitorscommunity organizations or centers (e.g., WCC)historic site stewards/heritage visitorsgeneral public reliant on community transportation

Funding Style

capital/infrastructure grants

About Cornelia Warren Community Association

Cornelia Warren Community Association’s recent grants are centered on physical projects in Westbrook, Maine, with several awards tied to construction, repairs, and community facilities. In 2024, the association gave $100,000 to the City of Westbrook for construction at the CWCA Rec Area and another $100,000 to the Westbrook Historical Society for construction repairs to Nathan Harris House. Those two grants show a pattern of funding capital work rather than general operating support. The foundation’s project grants also extend to recreation and local services. It awarded $75,000 to Presumpscot Regional Land Trust for the Rivermeadow Project and a second $75,000 grant to the same organization for construction of recreational trails. Additional grants supported roof replacement for Stephen W Manchester American Legion Post 62, a bus purchase for Intercultural Community Center, and flooring replacement at WCC. The stated purpose of the association is to promote betterment programs for the citizens of Westbrook, and its recent giving reflects that mission through site-specific, one-time project support.

What Cornelia Warren Community Association Funds

Education, recreation, and social welfare are the recurring themes in Cornelia Warren Community Association’s grantmaking. Within recreation, the association gave $100,000 to the City of Westbrook for construction at the CWCA Rec Area and $75,000 to Presumpscot Regional Land Trust for construction of recreational trails. Both grants point to support for public-use outdoor infrastructure. Its social-welfare and community-access giving appears in transportation and facility support. The association awarded $25,000 to Intercultural Community Center for a bus purchase, and it gave $11,152 to the City of Westbrook for partial cost to replace flooring at WCC. In another capital project, $40,000 went to Stephen W Manchester American Legion Post 62 for roof replacement. The grant descriptions consistently emphasize physical improvements and equipment tied to community-serving spaces.

How Cornelia Warren Community Association Gives

Typical grants cluster in the mid-to-upper five figures, with a p25 of $32,500, a median of $75,000, and a p75 of $87,500. The 2024 grant list shows repeated support to the same recipient in the same year, including two separate awards to the City of Westbrook and two to Presumpscot Regional Land Trust. The association is classified as a Regular Funder and funds project-based work rather than individuals. Its active programs describe matching funds and a preference for physical bricks-and-mortar projects, and the recent grants align with that structure.

Financial Snapshot

Annual Giving

$356K

Total Assets

$5.1M

Total Revenue

$742K

Total Expenses

$391K

Typical Grant Size

Most grants fall between $33K and $88K, with a median of $75K.

25th Percentile

$33K

Median

$75K

75th Percentile

$88K

Geographic Reach

Regional1 state funded

About 0% of grants go to recipients in ME.

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Recipient	Location	Amount	Year	Purpose
City of Westbrook	Westbrook, ME	$200,000	2026	support for construction of fire service training facility
My Place Teen Center	Westbrook, ME	$122,000	2026	install sewer connection, repair roof leaks, replace rotted support beam at MPTC
City of Westbrook	Westbrook, ME	$20,000	2026	50 of cost to replace flooring in WCC
City of Westbrook	Westbrook, ME	$13,500	2026	replacement of starting blocks in Davan Pool
City of Westbrook	Westbrook, ME	$100,000	2024	construction at CWCA Rec Area
WESTBROOK HISTORICAL SOCIETY	WESTBROOK, ME	$100,000	2024	CONSTRUCTION REPAIRS TO NATHAN HARRIS HOUSE
PRESUMPSCOT REGIONAL LAND TRUST	GORHAM, ME	$75,000	2024	CONSTRUCTION OF RECREATIONAL TRAILS
Presumpscot Regional Land Trust	Gorham, ME	$75,000	2024	construction at Rivermeadow Project
STEPHEN W MANCHESTER AMERICAN LEGION POST 62	WESTBROOK, ME	$40,000	2024	ROOF REPLACEMENT
INTERCULTURAL COMMUNITY CENTER	WESTBROOK, ME	$25,000	2024	BUS PURCHASE
City of Westbrook	Westbrook, ME	$11,152	2024	partial cost to replace flooring at WCC
CITY OF WESTBROOK	WESTBROOK, ME	$20,000	2023	UPGRADE AND OUTFIT THE DOG PARK ON WILLIAM CLARK DRIVE

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