Youth Philanthropy Council Grant
The Youth Philanthropy Council Grant from the Harrison County Community Foundation funds teen-centered projects in Harrison County, with local youth actively involved in grant decision-making.
Funder: Harrison County Community Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Typical awards range from $600–$2,000 per project; total annual Youth Philanthropy Council grant pool is generally under $3,000.
Summary: Supports youth-focused programs in Harrison County, Indiana, with local teens participating in grant selection.
Key Information: Youth Philanthropy Council grants do not require board governance training.
Description
The Youth Philanthropy Council Grant, offered by the Harrison County Community Foundation, empowers local youth and strengthens the community by funding a range of programs and activities for Harrison County residents ages 13–19. The grant aims to foster positive relationships between youth and adults, provide constructive free-time opportunities, support character development, and encourage a strong sense of belonging among teens. Notably, the program involves local high school students in the grantmaking process, allowing them to review applications and recommend awards, thus cultivating leadership and philanthropic skills. Eligible activities include arts, music, sports, and other initiatives that engage young people in safe, enriching environments.
