Community Possible Play grants
The U.S. Bank Foundation's Community Possible Play grants support nonprofits that increase access to arts, culture, play-based learning, and outdoor spaces in underserved communities.
Funder: U.S. Bank Foundation
Due Dates: Rolling (Letter of Interest accepted year-round)
Funding Amounts: Award size varies; supports operating, program/project, and capital grants. No published minimum/maximum.
Summary: Supports nonprofit programs that expand access to arts, culture, play-based learning, and outdoor spaces in underserved communities.
Key Information: By invitation only; new applicants must submit a Letter of Interest (LOI).
Description
Community Possible Play grants from the U.S. Bank Foundation provide funding to nonprofit organizations that increase access to arts, cultural activities, play-based education, and outdoor spaces, particularly in underserved and low- to moderate-income communities. The program supports initiatives such as bringing arts to schools and youth centers, enabling families to participate in cultural events, developing or improving play spaces, and preserving green and outdoor areas. The grants aim to foster innovation, creativity, and community well-being by supporting programs that enhance cognitive, social, and emotional learning through play and cultural engagement.
