General Eligibility: Any public or private organization primarily serving children in schools designated as Title I, in need of improvement under Title I, or with 40% or greater poverty levels.

Available to local school systems, interagency, interdepartmental, community and faith-based or other private or public organizations, or a consortium of two or more of the aforementioned – serving youth who attend schools exhibiting rates of poverty 40% or higher.

Get up to $150,000 to establish or expand community learning centers that provide students with enrichment opportunities such as tutoring and mentoring. Must apply by February 20, 2012

General Eligibility: Public school districts and private schools, community-based organizations, non-profit agencies, city or county government agencies, faith-based organizations, institutions of higher education, and for-profit corporations primarily serving students who attend schools with a high concentration of poor students (40% qualifying for free or reduced-cost meals) or schools in need of improvement under Title I.

General Eligibility: Schools, school districts, public and nonprofit agencies and community-based organizations who primarily serve students that attend schools operating Title I school wide programs, or schools with 40% or more of their students eligible to participate in the free and reduced price lunch program.

General Eligibility: Public schools, non-profit agencies, city or county government agencies, faith-based organizations, institutions of higher education, and for-profit corporations proposing to serve students attending schools demonstrating low achievement and growth on Colorado math and reading standards in addition to Free and Reduced Lunch rates exceeding 40% or high schools that are three times the state rate for high school eligibility of McKinney-Vento, regardless of poverty or performance.
 

Available to local school systems, interagency, interdepartmental, community and faith-based or other private or public organizations, or a consortium of two or more of the aforementioned – serving youth who attend schools exhibiting rates of poverty 40% or higher.

The Kaiser Permanente Southern California Grants Program provides support to nonprofit organizations in Kaiser Permanente service areas throughout Southern California. More specifically, we provide support to those organizations that offer direct healthcare services or address public policy aimed at improving community health.

Eligibility Requirements and Policies

• Programs must primarily serve residents in one or more of the 64-towns served by American Savings Foundation.
• Organizations must be tax exempt under IRS section 501(c)(3).
• Religious institutions are not eligible, except for non-sectarian activities that benefit the community at-large.
• Endowment funds are not eligible.
• Individuals are not eligible.

 Eligibility Requirements:
 An organization must meet all requirements below to apply for a General Mills Foundation grant:
 

• Organizations must have a current 501(c)(3) Public Charity status from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), be a school or a unit of government.
• Organizations must serve populations in the Twin Cities seven-county metro area (Anoka, Carver, Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey, Scott and Washington counties).
• The organization, its program or project, must support a broad and diverse audience.
• Organizations must apply for funding through the online grant application. Paper applications are no longer accepted from Twin Cities applicants.

Eligibility: State or Federally registered nonprofit in San Diego County, California.

Do Something targets teenagers and young people; only those 25 years old and younger may apply. Grants are given out weekly. Seed Grants help jump-start new ideas for community action projects and programs. Growth Grants are given to those who are looking for funds to help expand an already successful project.

General Eligibility:* 501(c)3 status, public agencies and projects sponsored by public charities.

We know resources are tight and HOPSports is dedicated to making sure you are aware of funding opportunities that will allow you to sustain and expand your programs. This grant is not only perfect to help you obtain the HOPSports Training System (HTS) but to garner critical staffing, technology, programs and other resources. For more information, please visit our website at www.hopsports.com or contact Michael Connors Long or Colleen Connors at (866) 762-4677.