Credit Bureau of Baton Rouge Foundation Fund supports Louisiana organizations and initiatives that build financial literacy and money-management skills to advance self-sufficiency and family and community stability.
Funder: Baton Rouge Area Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (application deadline)
Funding Amounts: $2,500–$50,000 per grant; multi-year requests are not accepted
Summary: Supports Louisiana projects that promote financial literacy, self-sufficiency, and family and community stability.
Key Information: Applications are by invitation only.
The Credit Bureau of Baton Rouge Foundation Fund supports organizations and initiatives in Louisiana that help people build the tools and skills to achieve their goals. The Foundation seeks to improve understanding of the consumer credit system and personal money management, with a special interest in financial literacy. It also supports work that promotes self-sufficiency and family and community stability.
Its grantmaking has encompassed education, human services, medical and health needs, community development, and the arts and humanities. The Foundation values collaboration, innovation, creative responses to community challenges, and organizations that demonstrate transparency, integrity, accountability, and impact. Program grants can cover direct and operational costs of new programs or projects.