Youth Philanthropy Board Grant
The Youth Philanthropy Board Grant funds youth-driven projects in Hall County focused on mental health, substance abuse prevention, and positive teen development.
Funder: Greater Grand Island Community Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Full application deadline for Youth Philanthropy Board Grant, projected)
Funding Amounts: Typical annual grant pool is $25,000+; individual awards vary by project and available funds.
Summary: Supports innovative projects benefiting youth in Hall County, with a focus on mental health, substance abuse prevention, and positive teen development.
Key Information: Grant is only open to 501(c)(3) organizations (or those with a fiscal sponsor); projects must directly benefit Hall County youth.
Description
The Youth Philanthropy Board Grant, administered by the Greater Grand Island Community Foundation, funds projects and programs that provide innovative support to youth in Hall County, Nebraska. The grant aims to foster positive behaviors among teens through mental health awareness, substance abuse prevention, safe and engaging activities, and peer-to-peer education. Preference is given to initiatives addressing unmet needs, supporting youth with disabilities, and promoting mentoring and basic needs assistance. The program is youth-led, with high school juniors on the board making grant decisions based on community needs.
