Youth Philanthropy Council Grant
The Youth Philanthropy Council Grant funds innovative nonprofit programs that empower Harrison County teens (13–19) through arts, sports, leadership, and community engagement, with youth actively involved in grantmaking.
Funder: Harrison County Community Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Typical grants range from $1,000–$2,000; total annual pool varies.
Summary: Supports innovative programs that empower Harrison County youth (ages 13–19) through community, arts, sports, and leadership activities.
Key Information: Only nonprofits serving Harrison County youth ages 13–19 are eligible; youth council reviews applications.
Description
The Youth Philanthropy Council Grant aims to foster youth engagement and leadership in Harrison County, Indiana, by supporting nonprofit-led programs for teens aged 13–19. The grant is designed to fund innovative and challenging activities in areas such as arts, music, sports, and leisure, all with the goal of helping youth build healthy relationships with adults, participate in constructive activities, and become more involved in their community. A council of local high school students evaluates applications, offering teens hands-on experience in philanthropy and nonprofit work. The program is part of the broader Leadership Harrison County Youth Program, connecting young leaders from all county high schools.
