$20K Crime Victim Services Grant (MrBallen)
MrBallen Foundation awards Honor Grants generally up to $20,000 to eligible nonprofits providing innovative, sustainable services for victims and families affected by heinous or violent crimes.
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MrBallen Foundation awards Honor Grants generally up to $20,000 to eligible nonprofits providing innovative, sustainable services for victims and families affected by heinous or violent crimes.
The Ann B. Zekauskas Family Foundation supports eligible nonprofits operating food banks, neighborhood kitchens, and other hunger-relief programs that expand access to healthy meals for people facing food insecurity.
The Vineyard Family Foundation supports eligible charitable organizations providing health, education, recreation, research, and cultural opportunities that improve the well-being of children and their families.
The Dave McGillivray Finish Strong Foundation provides up to $5,000 for eligible youth programs that promote running, reading, or acts of kindness, prioritizing programs implementing its Dream Big Marathon.
BJA provides up to $1 million to eligible nonprofits and federally recognized tribal governments for mentoring and transitional services that help adults at moderate to high risk of recidivism successfully return to their communities after incarceration.
Lilly Endowment offers planning grants of up to $5 million to charitable organizations developing collaborative programs between Christian congregations and community nonprofits.
Cisco provides first-time grants up to $100,000 to eligible nonprofits worldwide for innovative, technology-enabled programs that advance education, economic opportunity, crisis response, or climate resilience for economically underserved communities.
Emergent Fund supports urgent, community-led social justice organizing in the United States and its territories, prioritizing Black, Indigenous, and people of color-led groups, with past awards reaching up to $30,000.
Ash Grove supports eligible public charities in its operating communities with generally up to $25,000 for capital projects and up to $10,000 for programs advancing nature conservation, STEM education, skilled trades, or community gathering spaces.
The Lander Foundation supports one-year nonprofit projects that improve community health, expand education and workforce opportunities, or help individuals and families meet basic needs and move toward greater stability.