Facebook has shared that applications for Facebook Community Action Grants are now available. This program is open to projects in Fort Worth that address critical community needs by putting the power of technology to use for community benefit, connecting people online or off, or improving local STEM education.
The application deadline is December 3.
The Nissan Foundation is offering grants to support educational programs that celebrate and foster a greater appreciation and understanding of America’s diverse cultural heritage.
Letters of intent are due by November 15.
Saucony Run For Good Foundation is offering grants of up to $10,000 to USA nonprofit organizations for programs to improve children’s health through running and fitness. Funding is intended to prevent and reduce childhood obesity and improve the lives of children.
The deadline for applications is December 15.
The Coca-Cola Foundation is offering grants for community and economic development programs. The foundation priority areas include women’s entrepreneurship and economic development, clean water initiatives as well as healthy living, education, and youth development.
The Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation is offering grants for organizations that want to scale or expand programming. This grant is open for both non-profit and for-profit organizations. Projects must address important social issues at the national or global level.
Applications are accepted year-round.
Wheelchairs 4 Kids is offering grants to USA children under age 21 living with mobility challenges for equipment that will help them live life to the fullest. Funding is intended for home and vehicle modifications, wheelchairs, and other therapeutic devices for children and youth that have limited mobility due to illness, accident, or abuse.
The Fort Worth Business Press reports that Bank of America has announced grant awards to 54 nonprofits in North Texas. The funding focuses on workforce development, education and basic needs to promote financial success for individuals and families.
The Express Scripts Foundation offers grants to U.S. nonprofits in communities with a significant company presence.
Their focus areas include access to health and medical services, educating underserved youth, providing services to U.S. military troops and their families, and responding with disaster relief for devastated communities.
The Express Scripts Foundation meets quarterly to consider grant requests. The fourth quarter application deadline is November 30.
The Lawrence Family Foundation is offering grants of up to $10,000 to USA nonprofit organizations in the areas of human services, the environment and disaster relief. Both program and operating grant requests are accepted.
The deadline is October 31.
The Tomberg Family Foundation is offering grants ranging from $5,000 to $15,000 to USA nonprofits for charitable projects. Programs may fall in the areas of health, poverty alleviation, environment, and education.
The deadline to submit a Letter of Intent is September 9, 2019.