Invest in Others Charitable Foundation Names 2023 Grant Recipients
Grants Totaling
The Grants for Good and Grants for Change programs enable financial services professionals to obtain funding for specific projects and initiatives on behalf of nonprofits that they support. Each program provides up to
- Grants for Good awards funding to a variety of nonprofits, including those that support causes in the areas of arts and culture, education and youth programs, health and wellness, human services and economic development, hunger and poverty prevention, and military and veterans.
- Grants for Change awards funding to nonprofits specifically working to create and strengthen opportunities for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) communities.
"Our Grant Program helps professionals in the financial services industry optimize the impact they can make in communities all over the country," said
This year, Invest in Others awarded a total of
Grants for Good recipients include:
- 3to1 Foundation,
$5,500 for Give, Save, Spend - Arts for Learning-Virginia,
$20,000 for Coastal Virginia Wolf Trap Initiative - Canopy Center,
$16,000 for Removing Barriers to Access Services - Community in Crisis,
$18,855 for Holistic Natural Recovery at the Hub - Cooper-Anthony Mercy Child Advocacy Center,
$20,000 for Continued Funding for Child Advocacy Center - Cost of Freedom Inc.,
$20,000 for Empowered Women Empower Women - Crescent Cove,
$20,000 for Hospitality for Families initiative - Garland ISD Education Foundation,
$15,000 for Book Vending Machines - Hopewell Music Cooperative North,
$20,000 for the Hopewell Lesson Program - Reaching Higher Inc.,
$20,000 for Reaching Higher 4 Youth inOakland County - Shoes That Fit,
$15,000 for 2024 Sneaker Program - Today Is A Good Day,
$10,000 for NICU Family Connections Kiosks
Grants for Change recipients include:
- Fundación Hermanos de la Calle Inc.,
$20,000 for Initiative for Housing the Homeless - Literacy Center of West Michigan,
$20,000 for Financial Literacy Education Programs - Monroe County Family Coalition,
$20,000 for Empowering the Underserved Communities for a Brighter Tomorrow - S.O.A.R. Hospitality & Travel YLC Inc.,
$20,000 for Business & Entrepreneurship Youth Bootcamp - The Challenge Program,
$18,000 for Trainee Direct Benefit Support
To learn more about this year's Grants for Good and Grants for Change recipients, please visit https://www.investinothers.org/winners-finalists/.
The lead sponsors of this year's program are Ameriprise Financial,
About the Invest in Others Charitable Foundation
The Invest in Others 501(c)(3) Charitable Foundation is supported by the financial services industry to amplify the charitable work of financial advisors, employees, and their firms. Invest in Others is a catalyst to channel philanthropy and volunteerism to where it is needed most.
For more information, visit investinothers.org or follow Invest in Others on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X.
Media Contact:
JConnelly for Invest in Others
[email protected] | 973.309.0051
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