Year: 2025

The Adkins Family Foundation offers grants to nonprofits supporting children’s programs, the arts, and general operations—helping mission-driven organizations nurture creativity, development, and community enrichment.

The JPF Principal Grant Program offers up to $10,000 in funding for nonprofits to cover general operating expenses or enhance culinary training programs—supporting facility improvements, alumni services, certifications, and employer partnerships.

The Amicus Foundation offers grants up to $3,000 to faith-based and family-focused nonprofits advancing impact in the areas of family support, health, conservation, education, veteran services, and spiritual growth—supporting well-managed programs that strengthen both people and planet.

Western Alliance Bank offers grants up to $15,000 to nonprofits expanding affordable housing and community services in low- and moderate-income areas, with additional support for education, economic development, and cultural enrichment.

Ross Stores Foundation offers $300–$500 in gift cards to nonprofits supporting low-income youth with academic success and life skills. Gift cards must be used to purchase school or professional attire through Ross or dd’s DISCOUNTS, helping students dress for a brighter future.

The Joan and Tim Fenton Family Foundation offers grants with a median amount of $50,000 to nonprofits advancing quality of life through education, public safety, youth support, housing, medical research, the arts, environmental preservation, and cross-cultural understanding.

The HMSHost Foundation’s Journey For Good Grant provides up to $10,000 for workforce development programs that equip individuals with skills, training, and job placement opportunities. Ideal for nonprofits fostering economic mobility in under-resourced communities.

The HMSHost Foundation’s Journey For Good Grant offers up to $10,000 to nonprofits combating hunger and promoting nutritional wellness. This opportunity supports food access programs that serve economically vulnerable communities through holistic, community-based solutions.

The Jack and Jill of America Foundation – Our Village Grant offers up to $10,000 to nonprofit organizations supporting African American families disproportionately impacted by social inequities and the lasting effects of the global health pandemic. This opportunity funds programs that close education gaps, expand digital access, and address economic and health disparities—strengthening the family unit and promoting lasting community resilience.

The Reboot Representation Grant supports nonprofit programs that aim to double the number of Black, Latina, and Native American women earning computing degrees. This collective impact effort funds initiatives that advance equity in tech by investing in the education, skills, and long-term success of BLNA women and girls in emerging technological fields.