Ongoing Grants

The Computers for learning program is a government program that matches the computer needs of schools and educational nonprofit organization with excess equipment in Federal agencies. Schools and Educational Non-profits in the United States are eligible to receive computers and computer equipment. There is no application deadline for this project. For more information, click here.

Non-profit organizations focusing on youth development, athletics, and wellness within certain geographical areas are eligible for Finish Line Youth Foundations Grants. Many California communities are eligible. The foundation funds youth and community athletics, programs, and camps that focus on opportunities to be active for disadvantaged or special needs youth. Requests are reviewed quarterly; the remaining deadlines for 2010 are June 30, September 30, and December 31.

After School Education and Safety (ASES) Universal Funding Results for fiscal year 2010-2011 were posted on Friday, April 30, 2010. To access the posted results, click here. The ASES program operates on a continuous filing basis. The ASES program operates on a continuous filing basis. Applicants that did not receive funding are placed in a continuous filing process and will be considered for future funding based on ranking of applicants' Free and Reduced Meal Program (FRPM) as listed in DataQuest.

Non-profit organizations are eligible to apply for Sara Lee Foundation Grants. Funding priorities for these grants include access to fresh produce and protein, meal programs when schools are not in session, nutrition and nutrition education, and projects that deal with issues of food in relationship to healthy lifestyles through programs that address the need for increased physical activity. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. For more information and to apply, click here.

Non-profit and tax-exempt organizations are eligible to apply for Toyota U.S.A. Foundation Grants. These grants are intended to improve the quality of K-12 education, with a primary interest in mathematics and science. Applying organizations must be located within and serve the people of the United States.

Individuals, 25 and under that have created a sustainable community action project, program or organization that want to grow the project to the next level are eligible to apply for $500.00 growth grants. Grants are accepted on a rolling basis and are awarded weekly.

http://www.dosomething.org/grants/growthgrants

Individuals 25 and under that would like to work to start a community action project or program are eligible to apply for $500.00 Seed grants. Grants are awarded weekly.

http://www.dosomething.org/grants/seedgrants

The Sony Corporation offers funding opportunities in several distinct areas: arts education, arts and culture, health and human services, civic and community outreach, education, and volunteerism. Each operating company has its own philanthropic priorities and unique resources. While positive consideration is given to efforts that promote literacy and basic educational competency, the company also seeks to apply its financial, technological, and human resources to the encouragement of the creative, artistic, technical, and scientific skills required of tomorrow's workforce.

Non-Profit organizations in the California Communities of Central Coast, Central Valley, Los Angeles, Northern California, Kern, San Diego, Imperial, San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange are eligible to apply for JP Morgan Chase Grants. Grants support educational opportunities for underprivileged youth as well as school based and after school art programs. Organizations can submit a letter of inquiry online and will be notified if they are requested to submit a full grant application.

Non-profit organizations are eligible for Lawrence Foundation grants to support education, the environment, and human services. Grants are awarded twice a year. Deadlines for application are April 30th and October 31st. For more information, click here.