Author: Urban Awareness USA

The Brady Education Foundation funds proposals evaluating programs that promote cognitive and academic achievement among children from under-resourced communities and underrepresented populations, aiming to close opportunity and achievement gaps.

The HDR Foundation offers grants to support educational initiatives from pre-K through college in the communities where the company operates, aiming to foster learning and opportunity at all levels.

The Frederic C. Collin Trust offers grants of up to $4,000 to 501(c)(3) organizations that promote polo and tennis, with a special focus on programs engaging youth in these sports.

The National Youth Leadership Council offers grants up to $1,000 for youth-led teams with adult mentors to create service-learning projects that address education, community health, the environment, or civics and democracy.

The Armstrong Foundation offers grants up to $150,000 to 501(c)(3) organizations that promote U.S. Constitutional values such as free enterprise, limited government, individual liberty, property rights, and national defense.

The TDB Family Foundation offers grants up to $1,000 for small-scale projects promoting youth voices, mental health resiliency, community connection, storytelling through the arts, and pet-powered emotional support to inspire kindness and positive change.

USA Football offers a grant to help youth and school-based organizations launch girls-only flag football programs, providing resources and support to grow the sport in local communities.

Hungry for Music provides free musical instruments to after-school and summer programs that serve children and teens, helping expand access to music education for underserved youth.

Schacht Spindle Company’s Tools for Schools program offers grants of up to $3,000 to support the purchase of weaving and spinning equipment for instructional use by schools, museums, artisan groups, and other teaching-focused organizations.

The D’Addario Foundation offers grants of up to $2,500 and product donations to support educational programs that provide sustained opportunities for active music-making, focusing on string, band, and orchestral instruments—not equipment purchases.