1) Awesome Foundation 4 Award Size: $1,000Deadline: Rolling (monthly, by local chapter)Eligibility: Individuals, groups, nonprofits, unincorporated projects Geography: Global (apply to your local chapter) Why it fits: Great for piloting a youth financial literacy workshop, buying curriculum materials, or launching a small cohort. Requirements: - Short online application - Clear idea + community benefit - Very simple budget Fit Score: 4/5 (great starter funding)Effort Score: 1/5 (very easy)Recommendation: ✅ Apply Now 2) Pollination Project4 Award Size: $1,000 (seed grant)Deadline: Rolling (daily review process)Eligibility: Individuals or groups (no nonprofit required)Geography: U.S. and global Why it fits: Supports grassroots social good initiatives. Youth empowerment and economic equity projects often qualify. Requirements: - Clear social impact - Community benefit - Commitment to values (compassion, equity, justice) Fit Score: 4/5Effort Score: 2/5Recommendation: ✅ Apply Now 3) Believe in Reading 4 Award Size: Varies (often $500–$10,000)Deadline: Rolling Eligibility: Nonprofits, schools, or sponsored projects Geography: U.S. Why it fits: If your financial literacy program includes reading, money literacy, or economic education tied to literacy. Fit Score: 3/5 (better if literacy-focused)Effort Score: 3/5Recommendation: ⚖️ Apply if literacy is central 4) Captain Planet Foundation 4 Award Size: $2,500–$5,000Deadline: Quarterly cycles Eligibility: Schools & nonprofits Note: Environmental focus Fit Score: 2/5 (only if you tie financial literacy to sustainability/green careers)Recommendation: Skip unless aligned

1) AmeriCorps State & National Grants Deadline: March 31 2026 (Final)Who Can Apply: Nonprofits, community organizations that will host AmeriCorps members. Focus: Youth development, education, community services, workforce pathways. Apply: https://americorps.gov/grants/apply ✨ Great for: youth programming, community engagement, service models. 2) OJJDP FY25 Second Chance Act – Youth Reentry Program Deadline: March 30 2026 (Grants.gov)Who Can Apply: Nonprofits, public agencies serving justice-involved youth. Focus: Reentry services, mentoring, education, jobs for youth leaving custody. Apply : https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/361321 ✨ Great for: reentry support & wraparound youth services. 3) Bureau of Justice Assistance – Smart Reentry Demonstration Program Deadline: March 19 2026 (Grants.gov)Who Can Apply: Nonprofits/public agencies providing reentry services. Focus: Innovative reentry strategies, employment, transitional services. Apply : https://www.grants.gov/search-results?q=Smart+Reentry+Demonstration+Program ✨ Great for: justice-involved adults & youth reentry programming. 4) Bureau of Justice Assistance – Strengthening Community Supervision Agency Operations Deadline: March 19 2026 (Grants.gov)Who Can Apply: Nonprofits, local agencies partnering on community supervision. Focus: Improving supervision systems that reduce recidivism and support reentry. Apply : https://www.grants.gov/search-results?q=Strengthening+Community+Supervision+Agency+Operations ✨ Useful if your program partners with supervision systems. 5) Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) – ECM Task Force to Combat Human Trafficking Deadline: Mar 18 / Grants.gov Mar 11, 2026

1) Education Design Lab — Advancing Workforce Mobility Deadline: February 20, 2026 (ends today)Award Amount: Up to $600,000 Focus: Workforce mobility, skills validation, expanding economic access — can be used for training & financial skills pathways. Apply: https://eddesignlab.org/news-events/education-design-lab-announces-3-5-million-rfp-to-advance-workforce-mobility-through-credential-transparency-and-skills-validation/

1. The Pollination Project – Seed GrantsAsking Amount: $1,000Link: https://thepollinationproject.org/apply/ 2. The Awesome Foundation – Monthly MicrograntsAsking Amount: $1,000Link: https://www.awesomefoundation.org/en/apply 3. Spark Good Local Grants (Walmart)Asking Amount: $250–$5,000Link: https://www.walmart.com/nonprofits/local-community-grants 4. Cafritz Foundation – Rolling Letters of Inquiry (DC region)Asking Amount: Varies (often $25,000–$100,000)Link: https://www.cafritzfoundation.org/grantseekers/ 5. ImpactAssets – Flow Fund (Fiscal Sponsor Friendly)Asking Amount: $10,000–$50,000Link: https://impactassets.org/funds/flow-fund/

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