Applications are reviewed by the Trustees who make up the Board of Directors. They meet quarterly to consider applications and decide which projects should be supported. Competition for the funding is considerable. Applicants should ensure their projects highlight and demonstrate the key themes of the grant and are able to be conveyed succinctly and successfully.
Submit your grant and funding applications online. Contact our advisors on for any enquiries. For any further information or to obtain an assessment on your eligibility for grants or funding programmes, please contact our advisors on Environmental Funding and Grants The changing environment has been monitored closely in recent years with the average number of pollution days in urban sites in was 17 days.
The grant supplies fundraising tools, newsletters, webinars, and support from YSA as well as other lead agencies. Deadline: End of August. The W. The Kresge Foundation is looking for applicants who aim to introduce creativity in community development, primarily in low-income areas.
The Educators of America are looking for applicants who do not have the proper tools as educators to provide an adequate learning environment in the classroom; the goal is not to just provide equipment, but to train educators in how to properly use it, bettering student achievement. The foundation also supports programs for the disabled and that provide basic needs food, clothing, and shelter , disaster relief, and health.
The grant request process requires all qualified organizations to submit an application that is a preliminary document, similar to a Letter of Inquiry. The application is available to access online. Based on the application, an organization may be invited to submit a full proposal. Aflac Charitable Contributions. Through its Charitable Contributions Grant, nonprofit c 3 organizations can apply under one of the following areas of need: children and youth, education, environmental, health and human services, civic and community, arts and culture, and minority.
Recent contributions have been awarded to cancer centers, libraries, youth mentorships, foster care centers, Junior Achievement, parochial and public high schools and school districts, and universities. Eligible applicants must not have received funds from the foundation within the last year.
Requests are not accepted from individuals, private secondary schools, or religious organizations. Alliances for Psychosocial Advancements in Living. Adidas Corporate Giving Grants. Adidas Group focuses on projects that address education, children and youth, sports within a social context, and preventive health activities.
The group offers cash grants as well as in-kind donations of services and equipment. Previous grants were used to fund after-school literacy, service-learning initiatives, sports programs for underserved and economically challenged urban communities, and before-school physical activity programs for children aged 5 through Eligible applicants are US nonprofit c 3 organizations and schools. Minigrants for Youth Amateur Radio Groups.
Minigrants are made for the following types of projects: securing equipment for antennas for club stations; purchasing training materials; and local service projects that bring favorable public exposure.
Groups that qualify for minigrants include, but are not limited to: high school radio clubs; youth groups; and general interest radio clubs that sponsor subgroups of young people. Preference is given to groups that raise matching funds locally. Deadline: Deadline: Rolling. The LIDS Foundation wants to support community-based youth athletic programs focused on active lifestyle and team-building skills; funding should benefit the physical and mental well-being of youth.
Eligible activities include direct costs of youth programming and scholarship funding for campus and youth athletic programs, with preference given to projects that target children and youth up to age 18 and programs that can be sustained beyond the grant period. Nonprofit c 3 organizations are eligible to apply. The foundation has a particular interest in organizations with volunteer opportunities.
School Breakfast Building Grant Program. Pinnacle Food Service wants to ensure that every child starts their day with a delicious and nutritious breakfast — which has been shown to improve academic performance.
The Pinnacle Food Service School Breakfast Building Grant Programs wants to help districts and their schools make sure their students have access to daily meals. The Reiman Foundation. The Thriving Cultures Program seeks to create just and sustainable communities in four ways: cultural advancement, educational development, community engaged design, and social change.
The Surdna Foundation is offering grants to nonprofit organizations in the United States who believe that communities with robust arts and culture are more cohesive and prosperous, and benefit from the diversity of their residents. Areas of interest include children and families, the environment, and disenfranchised groups.
Additional scholarships are available to Portfolio Silver Medalists and through sponsored awards and stipends to summer arts programs. Global Fund for Children. Sunoco Foundation Fueling Minds and Communities.
The Sunoco Foundation is focused on investing in projects that promote local education, workforce development, and make communities great places to live and work.
The foundation mostly awards grants to nonprofits located in areas where Sunoco has a major process. Applicants must submit a brief eligibility quiz and letter of inquiry, after which the foundation may extend an invitation for the applicant to fill out a full proposal. Whole Foods Community Giving Days. Interested organizations should consult the Whole Foods website to see if their local store offers an online request form, or reach out to that store's marketing director.
Leona Gruber Trust Grants. The Leona Gruber Trust awards 15 grants per year to organizations with a focus on youth, health care, community, and education. Bruce J. Heim Foundation Grants.
The Bruce J. Heim Foundation strives to help young people with the potential for excellence in an area of interest. The foundation makes grants to organizations that help young people improve and develop their talents. Scholarships and funding are dedicated to a number of projects including university programs, independent secondary schools, and other institutions.
Applications should include a brief history of the organization, a description of the proposed project or scholarship, a budget, and the amount being requested. The California Wellness Foundation focuses its grant making on promoting employment and asset-building opportunities and increasing educational opportunities for resilient youth aged 14 to 26 who are in or have exited the juvenile or adult criminal justice systems, are currently or formerly in foster care, are homeless, or are experiencing such circumstances while pregnant or parenting.
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation supports organizations that serve lower-income individuals and assist vulnerable and at-risk populations. Program areas include older adult services, workforce development, basic human needs and health, disabilities, education, and general community support. The types of support awarded for education include general operating, program, and capital projects.
General operating and program grants are exclusively focused on Baltimore City and Baltimore County, Northeastern Pennsylvania, and Hawaii. Only capital projects are accepted nationally. The Chef Ann Foundation and Skoop have teamed up to help schools increase access to fresh fruits and vegetables for children and youth and nutrition education in schools.
The purpose of Project Produce is to create planned lunchroom activities to showcase and taste fresh vegetables and fruits. Proposals for projects scheduled after the school day or on the weekend must demonstrate how they target the full school enrollment and help encourage vegetable and fruit consumption in school meals.
The PPG Industries Foundation favors projects that promote academic excellence and prepare the next generation of leaders in business, science, and technology. Support for students of high academic achievement and programs that attract young people to the study of science remain priorities for the foundation.
Special consideration is given to programs that support low- to moderate-income individuals by providing services, training, or education that improves the quality of life and provides opportunities for advancement. Eligible applicants are nonprofit c 3 organizations, public schools, and local government entities. Interested applicant should apply on a state level. Deadline: Varies by State. Educational Assistance and Training Programs.
The Cruise Industry Charitable Foundation CICF encourages the creation and expansion of learning experiencing and opportunities at the primary, secondary, and higher education levels, particularly for minority and disadvantaged students. Areas of special interest to CICF include educational and training programs designed to improve literacy, teach basic life skills, promote good citizenship and public services, and increase reading, mathematics, and science proficiencies.
English Language Specialist Program. US embassies identify and define the English Language Specialist assignments, which may include teacher training, curriculum and textbook development, or host institutions program evaluation. Tina B. Carver Fund. Carver Fund provides grants to teachers for funding student classroom learning materials and teacher materials. Awards are based on itemized expenses for materials to be purchased with the grant.
Applications must be submitted online. Education and Community Grants. Imagination Playground allows children to turn their playground into a space constantly built and rebuilt by their imagination. The Andrew Family Foundation Junior Board seeks to fund public, nonprofit organizations under section c 3 whose purpose is focused on positively impacting the lives of youth. The board aspires to help people enrich their lives by providing opportunities for education in traditional academics and the arts.
The mission of the Wish You Well Foundation is to support family literacy in the United States by fostering and promoting the development and expansion of new and existing literacy and educational programs. Donations are made to programs and projects that relate to and aid in this stated mission. The foundation reviews donation requests with a wide array of funding needs. Previous grants were awarded for a book club at an elementary school, a dyslexia tutoring program, a family literacy night event, and a program that enlists trained volunteers to provide instruction to first and second grade children who need extra help learning to read and write.
Other donations have supported basic literacy, financial literacy, G. Saxena Family Foundation Grants. The Saxena Family Foundation has a particular focus on initiatives that promote US science, technology, engineering, and mathematics STEM education and the empowerment of girls, female children, and young women so that they have equal rights later in life.
The foundation focuses on empowerment programs to include economic, educational, and political empowerment of women through literacy programs, jobs, and life-skills training. Previous grantees have included schools, universities, and nonprofit organizations.
VolunTEEN Nation is a group of teenagers and young adults engaged in volunteering and community service nationwide. Created and developed by youth, the Sports-for-All Clinic Grant can provide funding, support, and guidance to any event that aims to provide youth-led sports programs for youth on the autism spectrum.
Many communities lack athletic programs for autistic children. The Sports-For-All Clinic programs help improve hand-eye coordination, motor skills, and the ability to focus. They also give parents and children an opportunity to socialize. The grant can be used to fund facility rental, purchase equipment or healthy snacks, generate promotional fliers, and organize events. Interested youth are required to submit an online grant application form, a grant request, and two letters of recommendation to the contact email address.
One letter of recommendation must be on official school letterhead from a principal, athletic director, coach, adult supervisor, or local autism support group.
The second letter must be from the organization, facility, community field, or school that will host the clinic. All accompanying letters must be sent via email. DuPont Pioneer Community Grants. DuPont Pioneer supports communities where its employees and customers live and work, providing grants for a project or program that focuses on the prekindergarten through grade 12 education, food security, and community betterment.
Eligible community organizations include local schools, public charities, and c 3 organizations. The Brown Foundation, Inc. Education Grants. In the area of education, funding is focused on the primary and secondary school levels. Initiatives that support nontraditional and innovative approaches designed to improve public education within the State of Texas are ideal.
Also of interest to the foundation are community service projects serving the needs of children and families. The Halliburton Foundation Education Grants. The Halliburton Foundation accepts grant proposals from U. Strong preference is given to organizations in areas where there is a significant presence of Halliburton employees and operations. Direct Grants are made to U. Additionally, the foundation supports education at all levels through employee matching gifts and scholarships.
White Physical Education Program. The Carol M. White Physical Education Program provides grants to local educational agencies and community-based organizations to initiate, expand, or enhance physical education programs, including after-school programs, for students in kindergarten through grade Grant recipients must implement programs that help students make progress toward meeting state standards.
Shell Education Grants. Shell focuses on energy awareness with special publics, increasing interest in technical careers among students and professional development in science and math among educators and supports K programs that boost math and science skills, as well as university programs that aid engineering and geoscience students and departments. Deadline: Ongoing. Brooks Brothers Donation Requests. Brooks Brothers seeks to support the communities within and beyond the areas it serves by accepting requests for donated items to be used in auctions, raffles, and other fund-raising events.
Requests from local and national nonprofit organizations focused on improving communities through health, education, and the arts are accepted. Organizations can submit a request for a donation directly on the website. A resource is also available to download on the website to help applicants get ideas about items for an auction or event fund-raiser.
Finish Line Youth Foundation directs funding to organizations in communities where Finish Line employees live and work that provide opportunities for youth participation in the following areas: youth athletic programs, community-based programs addressing active lifestyle and team-building skills, established camps with an emphasis on sports and active lifestyle, especially programs serving disadvantaged and special needs children.
The foundation is particularly interested in organizations providing opportunities for participation of children and young adults age 18 and under and organizations whose activities provide direct services to individuals and produce tangible results. Sony Corporation of America Grants. Previous education grants have funded a wide range of environmental media teaching and research projects; meaningful environmental education events and programs; quality education programs for at-risk students; arts and arts education; equipment for educational nonprofits and academic institutions, including major colleges and universities across the country; youth mentoring educational program to teach students about workplace etiquette and various careers available in the technology and entertainment industries; and multiple other mentoring opportunities, including one-on-one, school-based, or in the workplace.
Eligible applicants are nonprofit c 3 organizations. Priority is given to efforts that promote literacy and basic educational competency. Ford Foundation Grants. The Ford Foundation provides grants for projects and programs in three broad areas: 1 advancing knowledge, creativity, and achievement, 2 reducing poverty and injustice, and 3 promoting democratic values.
Project activities must be educational, scientific, or charitable to be eligible for funding. Toyota USA Foundation. The Toyota USA Foundation works to enhance quality of education in kindergarten through grade 12 by building partnerships with nonprofit organizations dedicated to improving the teaching and learning of mathematics, science, and environmental science.
Eligible organizations must have qualified tax-exempt status and be located in and serve people in the United States.
Priority is given to programs that are creative, innovative, and develop the potential of students and teachers; are broad in scope and incorporate a systemic approach; and are cost effective and possess a high potential for success with relatively low duplication of effort. The foundation will support only one program from an organization at a time. RGK Foundation.
The Foundation's primary interests within education include programs that focus on formal K education particularly mathematics, science and reading , teacher development, literacy, and higher education. Healthy Lifestyle Grants. Wish You Well Foundation Funding. The Awesome Foundation: Grants for Projects.
The Awesome Foundation funds projects that challenge and expand our understanding of our individual and communal potentials, bringing communities together, casting aside social inhibitions and boundaries for a moment. Eligibility: all people and organizations; there are no prerequisites. During the camp session, the girls listen to executive speakers, participate in technology tours and demonstrations, network, and learn through hands-on experience in workshops.
Louis, MO. Maximum award: free attendance to camp. Eligibility: girls grades in the school year, and at least age 13 at time of application, with some location exceptions. We support youth led social change organizations that effectively engage young people as leaders. We also support efforts to build the field of youth led social change, such that society embraces young people as Change agents and as active decisions makers.
Our programs and partnerships help to build better futures for our children and, ultimately, a stronger community for us all. Proposals are being considered on a regular basis. Scholl Foundation The Dr. Scholl Foundation is dedicated to providing financial assistance to organizations committed to improving our world.
First, to help ensure that those heroes we depend on during a disaster have the training, equipment and resources they need to rise to any occasion. And second, to make a positive impact in the lives of children in the communities that we serve by supporting Charities that benefit children.
The Foundation seeks to support the most promising and innovative ideas that provide vulnerable youth with not merely transitional services, but rather transformational opportunities helping them to Reconnect with their futures. The Foundation seeks to harness the collective power of the interactive entertainment industry to create positive social impact in our communities. We support geographically diverse projects and programs that Benefit American youth of all races, religions and genders.
Abreu Charitable Trust funds organizations in the Atlanta area only. Types of support include capital campaigns; program development; seed money; and matching funds. The Foundation does not approve requests for Operating or grants to individuals. We have identified three priority areas which inform our funding: women in poverty, children with an emphasis on girls , and Challenging state—sponsored violence. Accordingly, priority is given to projects that improve infant and young children nutrition, care and development from the first year before birth to three years of age.
Programs should support a specific nutrition or health intervention and have defined outcome parameters. Please note that The Grable Foundation does not accept unsolicited proposals for programs outside of southwestern Pennsylvania. Also, the Foundation does not consider requests from individuals for scholarships or Other assistance, nor does the Foundation consider fundraising requests. Currently, these initiatives focus on such areas as early childhood services, libraries, and marketing of arts organizations.
Through our initiatives we will achieve this mission by supporting programs which provide terminal and seriously ill children respite and access to play, educational programs for children at risk, and basics for children in need. Priority is given to efforts that enable children, youth and families to lead productive and independent lives.
Today, it provides grants to youth—serving organizations in the fields of education, family services, Child welfare, health, arts and recreation. We fund organizations serving youth in the fields of education, family services, job training, health, arts and recreation. At the same time, HFF is there to provide funds to organizations assisting victims of natural disasters. HFF is a global non—profit organization Working in communities around the world. The Fund provides annual grants to charitable organizations located in the various communities in the United States where JCS employees live.
These organizations engage in community development programs, which focus efforts on at—risk women, families and youth, low—income families and food programs. Company brands include Mr. Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative As a national foundation, the mission of the Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative is to bring together the people, systems and resources necessary to assist youth leaving foster care make successful transitions to adulthood through: making grants, providing technical assistance, and advocating for improved policies and practices.
The Foundation funds Initiatives for children, youth, and young adults in the United States. It also supports Initiatives of organizations that send U. Knight Foundation Knight Foundation concentrates its local funding on the 26 U. Koch Foundation in , Koch family foundations and philanthropy today include the Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation, the David H. Their history of sustained giving, and focus on advancing liberty and freedom, has created opportunity throughout the world.
Our goal is to prepare the next generation — the builders of tomorrow — for a lifetime of creative learning and innovative thinking. Throughout the program, this disadvantaged population learns sports skills, game rules, and life lessons such as teamwork, sportsmanship and leadership. While we have supported hundreds of community organizations, we know that to be effective requires focus. Because women are the backbone of our success, we focus on issues important to them: Empowering women, Nurturing and Mentoring children, Improving education.
The mission of the Foundation is to identify and support community—based organizations that address the educational, health, and social needs of children, Young adults and inner—city communities throughout the nation.
Mattel is making a positive impact on the lives of children around the world through its philanthropy programs. We collaborate with organizations and charities in the United States that share our commitment in Helping the disadvantaged achieve self—sufficiency and personal growth. May and Stanley Smith Charitable Trust The Trust was created in by May Smith to provide grants to organizations that serve the needs of children, the elderly, the disabled, and the disadvantaged.
The Trust makes grants internationally, but is particularly interested in projects that serve people in the countries that May and her husband Stanley enjoyed visiting during their lifetimes: the United States, the Bahamas, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia. The Trust generally funds smaller nonprofit organizations, to which such an amount would make a significant Difference.
McKnight Foundation - Greater Minnesota We support efforts to strengthen communities, families, and individuals, particularly those in need. We contribute to the arts, encourage preservation of our natural environment, and promote research in selected fields. We continually Explore innovative ideas to advance our goals in partnership with those we serve. In addition, the Foundation selectively funds short—term projects that tend to have a positive And immediate effect on children.
We believe in the youth of today. It is in our youth that we have the greatest opportunity to change the ills of our day. And from our own experience, it is the care and support we received during our growing up years that still carries us to this day. The Santanas believe that life is a miracle milagro and that children everywhere deserve the opportunity to lead safe, healthy and educationally Creative lives. The Foundation considers grants for early—stage ideas.
The Morgan Family Foundation accepts proposals by invitation only. Additionally, we encourage our employees to give back to their communities Through firm—sponsored volunteer projects.
Their philosophy of giving was rooted in fundamental Jewish values: a concern for the disadvantaged and an emphasis on self—help; a commitment to equity and justice; and a desire to improve the quality of life for Jews and non—Jews alike. Our grant making is generally limited to organizations in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis—St. We also make a limited number of grants in communities that are of historic interest to The Foundation but do not accept unsolicited proposals from these areas.
Splant Foundation The Nathan C. Splant Foundation is a volunteer—led organization dedicated to helping local families affected by prematurity. Download alternative health programs for anti—aging, heart health, diabetes, and more. Nokia Corporate Giving - Children, Education - Global Focus Nokia makes charitable contributions to many countries around the world, targeting issues which directly involve children.
These include supporting schools and kindergartens, donating hospital equipment, and providing charity for children With disabilities. Created through the generosity of two brothers almost fifty years ago, the foundation is still directed by a board consisting of family members descending from the two original benefactors.
The independent Office Depot Foundation serves as a vehicle for The accomplishment of these objectives. This is expressed in many areas and includes the protection of the environment, the support of children and adults with learning difficulties, the assistance of smaller charities whose aim is to safeguard sick, injured, threatened or abandoned animals and emergency relief for victims of Disaster. The Oscar G.
Mayer Family Foundation seeks to partner with and support those agencies in the United States that are passionately and effectively supporting children and youth by finding and implementing solutions to the issues that are negatively impacting them.
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