Day: March 21, 2025

The Langston Family Foundation provides grants supporting education, arts and culture, health and rehabilitation, human services, libraries, recreation, religion, and animal-related programs, including therapy animal initiatives.

Waste Management offers grants of up to $150,000 to support environmental stewardship, sustainability education, workforce development, community vitality, and supplier diversity, funding programs that create cleaner, safer, and more sustainable communities.

Lisa Libraries provides book donations to low-income or underserved communities, supporting small libraries, rebuilding efforts, and programs that give new books to children in need.

The Charles Lafitte Foundation provides grants to support children’s education, advocacy, healthcare, and the arts, funding programs that enhance learning, improve child welfare, advance medical research, and inspire creativity in young minds.

International Game Technology’s After School Advantage Program provides funding for equipment, software, internet access, and volunteer support to create after-school computer centers that help minority and disadvantaged children ages 5–18 develop essential technology skills.

Linde’s Global Giving Program provides grants to support diversity and inclusion, STEM education, environmental conservation, health and wellness, community support, and disaster relief initiatives, helping organizations create a lasting impact.

The Galesi Family Foundation offers grants of up to $25,000 to support organizations using creative and effective strategies to address social and environmental issues, with a focus on underprivileged children, women, animals, and environmental protection.

Tee It Up for the Troops provides grants to nonprofit organizations supporting military veterans and their families in employment, housing, PTSD treatment, suicide prevention, caregiver support, and sports rehabilitation.