Youth Development Grants in Hawaii

General Grantmaking Program

From Clarence Tc Ching Foundation

Who can apply: Organizations must be recognized by the IRS as 501(c)(3) public charities operating in the State of Hawaii and advancing one or more of the Foundation's six focus areas. The Foundation does not fund individuals, projects outside Hawaii, political organizations/candidates, ordinary government services, publications/films/videos, commercial business development, conferences/seminars, benefit events, annual fund drives, endowments, or organizations that were recently granted funds.

Youth Development & Education Grants

From Wheeler Family Charitable Foundation

Supporting Education

From Publix Super Markets Charities

Who can apply: Organizations must operate in and/or serve clients in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, or Kentucky.

Ag leadership and general programs

From Chs Foundation

Who can apply: Foundation funding supports agricultural education and related programs. Organizations must generally be 501(c)(3) or related charities; CHS Foundation support is focused within the CHS trade area and does not support individuals or most school requests.

WoodSongs In The Classroom / WoodSongs Coffeehouses / WoodSongs Coffeehouse After School Program

From Woodsongs

Who can apply: Schools and other local presenters can participate; the school-based version is described as free to schools. The program is intended for middle, high, and college level students and community venues. No formal grant criteria are provided on the site.

Global Donations & Volunteer Support (Tony Robbins Foundation)

From Tony Robbins Foundation

Who can apply: Organizations (nonprofits, schools, hospitals, shelters) aligned with the foundation's mission. Specific eligibility and review criteria for disaster/global support are not detailed.