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    Youth Philanthropy Council Grant

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    The Youth Philanthropy Council Grant from the Harrison County Community Foundation funds innovative, youth-led projects that foster engagement, leadership, and character development among Harrison County teens.

    Funder: Harrison County Community Foundation

    Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Youth Philanthropy Council Grant full application deadline, projected)

    Funding Amounts: Typical grant awards range from $1,000–$2,000 per project; funding supports youth-focused initiatives in Harrison County.

    Summary: Supports projects that engage and empower Harrison County youth through community activities and leadership opportunities.


    Description

    The Youth Philanthropy Council Grant, offered by the Harrison County Community Foundation, funds projects that enrich the lives of young people and their communities within Harrison County, Indiana. The grant aims to foster healthy relationships between youth and adults, provide constructive activities, promote character development, and encourage community involvement. Activities funded may include arts, music, sports, and other opportunities that enable teenagers (ages 13–19) to engage in a safe and supportive environment.

    A distinctive feature of this program is the involvement of local high school students in the grant review and recommendation process, helping cultivate the next generation of philanthropic leaders. Priority is given to projects that propose innovative and challenging ways to engage youth.


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