Teens For Tomorrow Grant
Youth-led grant supporting Quad Cities nonprofits advancing education, food security, housing, and mental health through community-driven, equitable programs.
Funder: Quad Cities Community Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2026 (Teens for Tomorrow member application) | February 2027 (Full grant application)
Funding Amounts: Up to $10,000 per grant; at least $10,000 awarded annually; typically 3–4 grants per year.
Summary: Supports Quad Cities nonprofits addressing education, food insecurity, housing, and mental health, with funding decisions led by local high school students.
Description
The Teens For Tomorrow Grant, administered by the Quad Cities Community Foundation, is a youth-led philanthropy initiative supporting nonprofits in Rock Island County, Illinois, and Scott County, Iowa. Each year, high school students identify critical community needs and award grants to organizations delivering impactful, equitable, and community-driven programs. Funding supports operational and program expenses in areas such as affordable education and childcare, food insecurity, supportive housing, and mental health resources. The program emphasizes youth leadership, community engagement, and advancing equity in the Quad Cities region.
