Undergraduates
$2,500 (maximum)
Thursday, October 15, 2026, 11:59 p.m.
The Community Partnership Funding Board (CPFB), a student organization, seeks to foster leadership and social responsibility by encouraging students to take action against social problems. The CPFB assists students in developing grassroots community action projects and administers grants from the Community Partnership Fund to make these projects possible. Up to $2,500 per project per year is available in funding. The Community Partnership Funding Board, funded projects, and community agency partners make up the Community Partnership. Together change is possible!
Application cycles in both the fall and spring fund activities in the following semester. Through written applications and interviews, the CPFB makes funding decisions based on its philosophy statement. All funding decisions are made before the end of the semester. In the spring, fall and spring grantees are honored at a reception where they present a summary and impact report of their project. For more information, please contact cpfb@cornell.edu, or call the Einhorn Center at (607) 255-8851.
CPFB is a Cornell University Student Assembly Byline Organization funded in part by the Student Assembly.
Info Session: Community Partnership Funding Board grants
Are you looking to co-develop a grassroots engagement project with a community partner? The Community Partnership Funding Board (CPFB) administers grants up to $2,500 for community engagement projects. Join this info session to learn more about their mission and to workshop your project proposals before grant applications are due in October. CPFB grants are made possible by the Student Activities Fee through the Student Assembly.
Info Session: Community Partnership Funding Board
Are you looking to co-develop a grassroots engagement project with a community partner? The Community Partnership Funding Board (CPFB) administers grants up to $2,500 for community engagement projects. Join this info session to learn more about their mission and to workshop your project proposals before grant applications are due in October. CPFB grants are made possible by the Student Activities Fee through the Student Assembly.