Year: 2025

Blue Meridian Partners funds large-scale, performance-based investments to scale solutions that advance economic mobility and equity for youth and families living in poverty.

The TK Foundation’s Youth Development Grant funds programs awards up to $75,000 in funding to programs that help disadvantaged youth (ages 15–24) become self-sufficient through education, job skills training, leadership development, and life skills.

Stellar Foundation provides funding up tp $2,000 to nonprofits to focus on healthcare, education, artistic and cultural events, and community services.

The Russell Foundation awards grants up to $10,000 to support programs that help children and young adults (through age 23) grow into confident, competent, and caring individuals. Funded initiatives focus on personal development, life skills, and positive societal contributions.

The Joan and Tim Fenton Foundation offers grants of up to $50,000 to support initiatives that uplift families, children, and disenfranchised communities. Funding areas span medical research, arts education, community development, affordable housing, job training, environmental preservation, youth alternatives to crime, and efforts to promote peace and cross-cultural understanding.

Mitsubishi Foundation offers up to $60,000 in grant funding to support projects focused on environmental education, environmental justice, and sustainable development. Priorities include raising awareness about environmental stewardship, supporting marginalized communities’ environmental rights, and fostering sustainable practices in sensitive or developing regions.

The USA Track and Field Foundation provides funding of up to $2,000 to support youth track clubs and programs seeking to expand opportunities, enhance training, and provide competitive experiences for young athletes. Funding is intended to strengthen existing clubs and enrich the overall youth track experience.

The Golden Pear Grant, offered by AmFund, provides up to $8,000 in funding to support nonprofit organizations across a wide spectrum of causes including humanitarian relief, veteran services, civic initiatives, animal welfare, the arts, youth, and education. Grants are awarded based on demonstrated need and community impact, helping sustain vital programs and services.

This federal grant from the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, Administration for Children & Families supports projects that promote responsible fatherhood for men 18 and older, focusing on three key areas: sustaining healthy marriages, responsible parenting, and economic stability. Programs should empower fathers to build stronger family connections and improve long-term well-being for their children.

First Responders Children’s Foundation provides grant opportunity of up to $5,000 to first responder agencies and nonprofits that support children and families of first responders through mental health services, youth education programs, community engagement, and emergency relief. Special focus is given to initiatives that strengthen the relationship between first responders and the communities they serve.