Explore the latest funding opportunities, grants, resources and updates from Urban Awareness USA.
The Foundation for Financial Planning offers grants of up to $40,000 to nonprofits that engage CFP® professionals as volunteers to provide free, one-on-one financial planning to underserved individuals, including veterans, cancer patients, seniors, and low-income families.
The TJX Foundation supports programs that provide basic-need services such as food, clothing, and shelter to disadvantaged women, children, and families. Funding also prioritizes out-of-school support for at-risk youth, workforce readiness training for ages 16–24, and safety from domestic violence through shelter and services.
The Literacy Opportunity Fund is offering grants up to $6,000 to nonprofit organizations general operating expenses who provide literacy services and programs to youth in the community.
The Ronald W. Burkle Foundation is offering grants of up to $250,000 to nonprofits for activities that positively impact people around the world and their communities. Support is primarily given to programs in the areas of architecture and the arts, education and addressing the needs of undeserved communities.
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.
TruStage Foundation provides funding to nonprofits to focus on supporting K-12 students through literacy, mentoring, and tutoring, and affordable housing, homelessness support, and rental assistance.
Ariel Investments provides charitable support to 501(c)(3) organizations advancing community well-being through civic responsibility, social impact, and local engagement.
Walmart is offering grants of up to $5,000 to nonprofit organizations that provide programs and services in the communities Walmart does business (including Walmart Stores, Sam’s Clubs, and Logistics Facilities).
The Jack and Jill of America Foundation awards up to $10,000 in support of nonprofits and public agencies delivering STEM programs for middle and high school youth that build college readiness, expand access, and strengthen long-term opportunity for African American children and families.
The U.S. Department of Labor awards up to $2,000,000 to nonprofits and Tribal entities to provide pre-apprenticeship training, education, and job placement for opportunity youth through construction-based workforce development and wraparound supportive services.
