Funding – Social Enterprise

The Jesse W. Couch Charitable Foundation makes grants for nonprofit organizations with programs in areas of preservation, education, or wellness, providing general operating support, funding specific programs, or helping social entrepreneurs get new products off the ground.

Youth Service America’s Hershey Heartwarming Young Heroes GYSD grant program offers grant funding of up to $500 towards programs that foster meaningful connections, promote inclusion, and teach empathy.

USDHHS-HRSA-Maternal and Child Health Bureau offer up to $225,000 per year in grant funding to support the development of a well-trained, diverse workforce that will promote healthy nutrition for mothers, children, and families.

The CS Fund’s Just Transitions program awards up to $10,000 in grant funding to nonprofit organizations whose programs and/or services work to repair both the historic harms of slavery, colonization, and the continued exploitation of Black, African, and Afro-descendent peoples by advocating for liberation from oppression

The AARP Purpose Prize awards select nonprofit owners or founders over 50 years of age, up to $50,000 towards their nonprofit organizations, in addition, they will have access to a number of technical assistance supports and resources to help broaden their organizations’ impact.

The Best Buy Foundation offers up to $250,000 in grant funding to support non-profit organizations committed to enhancing the lives of teens through high-quality tech curricula. Curricula should include hands-on learning opportunities that lead to skill development and engage teens in experimenting and interacting with the latest technologies to close the digital skills gap.

Tri-M Foundation offers up to $10,000 in funding to support the development and presentation of innovative, high-quality performing arts projects, events, and festivals of nonprofit organizations.

The Home Depot offers $150,000 in funding support for campus improvement projects at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) across the country.

Catholic Extension has partnered with Catholic School Management, Inc., to offer its Strategic Management and Development Program, a value of $204,000, to help to struggle Catholic schools in the diocese become viable, well-managed institutions.

The Brady Education Foundation offers up to $50,000 in grant funding to nonprofit organizations with programs that help close the opportunity or achievement gaps between children living in under-resourced communities and/or children from under-represented populations and other children.