Youth Development Grants in Hawaii

Speh Family Foundation Annual Grant Program

From Albert J and Claire R Speh Foundation

Who can apply: Open to nonprofit organizations that fit the foundation's funding areas and initiative priorities. The foundation does not accept unsolicited grant proposals. Previous grantees are encouraged to contact the Executive Director before the LOI deadline to confirm fit. Approved requests must reapply each year; grants are not automatically renewed.

Connecting Youth with Nature (Youth in Nature)

From Joseph and Vera Long Foundation

Who can apply: General eligibility requires IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) status or a fiscal sponsor in good standing. Programs and projects must benefit Northern California or Hawaii. Spring cycle is for recent grantees (since 2020) only; fall cycle is open to all qualified organizations.

Fostering Creativity Through the Arts (Youth Arts)

From Joseph and Vera Long Foundation

Who can apply: General eligibility requires IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) status or a fiscal sponsor in good standing. Programs and projects must benefit Northern California or Hawaii. The page references an annual cycle with qualified organizations able to apply.

Youth Development & Education Grants

From Wheeler Family Charitable Foundation

Allianz Foundation for North America Grant Program

From Allianz Foundation for North America

Who can apply: 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations in the US and Canada; proposed work must create or significantly expand personal and professional growth experiences for high-school/GED-aged teenagers and young adults ages 16-25; projects must serve one or more of the Foundation’s selected cities; applications are evaluated on seven equally weighted criteria centered on empowering young people to shape a secure future for themselves, their communities, and/or the world.

Grant Guidelines

From Pella Rolscreen Foundation C/O Pella

Who can apply: Qualified nonprofit 501(c)(3) public non-profits and governmental entities in communities where Pella Corporation maintains manufacturing plants; proposals should address Foundation priorities; grants are not made to individuals except through approved scholarship programs.