The Kingfisher Community Fund (KCF) has opened its 2026 grant cycle to support projects and organizations that enhance quality of life in the Kingfisher area.

KCF is managed by the Communities Foundation of Oklahoma (CFO) and governed by a local board of directors representing the Kingfisher community.

All contributions to the fund are tax-deductible.

“Because of the generosity of the Kingfisher community, we are able to continue to give back in time of need,” said Sheryl Eberhardt, Kingfisher Community Fund board member. “Through our grant process, we want to focus on awarding funds to projects and programs that serve the basic needs of our residents and benefit our community. We look forward to seeing how we can help these vital organizations and projects further the mission and spirit of Kingfisher.”

Established in 1993 as the Kingfisher Community Trust, the Kingfisher Community Fund serves as a philanthropic channel for local donors who wish to support organizations providing essential services in the area.

Each year, the fund reviews applications and awards grants to help meet unmet local needs and advance community priorities.

The 2026 grant cycle is open now through March 15.

To learn more or to apply, visit www.cfok.org/apply-fora- grant/