Opportunities for Local and Global Community Assistance in Yukon (Canada)
GrantID: 17439
Grant Funding Amount Low: Open
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: Open
Summary
A series of community-focused funding opportunities are available to support a range of needs across certain local and regional areas, including parts of Tennessee, the broader United States, and select international locations connected through cultural and humanitarian networks. These opportunities are designed to uplift individuals, families, and organizations through assistance in education, social services, community life, and inclusion for people with special needs.
Some funding is directed toward strengthening educational pathways. This support is often used for early learning programs, youth enrichment, family engagement activities, and identity-building experiences. Amounts vary, though recent cycles have awarded more than four hundred thousand dollars collectively for these types of initiatives. Eligible applicants usually include families, students, and educational or community-based organizations within specific regions.
Additional funding is available for social-service needs. This includes help with basic necessities, crisis relief, senior support, transportation services, and certain safety-related improvements. These funds have recently totaled more than two hundred sixty thousand dollars annually and are generally open to individuals, families, and nonprofit organizations within designated local areas.
There are also opportunities intended to help strengthen community engagement and cultural life. These funds may support programming for young adults, campus groups, congregational activities, and cultural gatherings. Awards in this category have recently exceeded five hundred sixty thousand dollars in a yearly cycle. Eligibility typically extends to nonprofits, community institutions, and groups serving local community members.
Some funding is directed beyond the United States, supporting educational, humanitarian, and cultural efforts in global regions connected through shared heritage and community ties. These awards, recently totaling nearly four hundred thousand dollars annually, are generally available to nonprofit organizations working in those international areas.
A separate set of funds is dedicated to supporting individuals with disabilities and organizations working to improve accessibility and inclusion. These amounts may range from a few hundred dollars for smaller needs to as much as ten thousand dollars for larger projects, and they are generally available within defined local areas.
This grant may be available to individuals and organizations in Yukon that are actively involved in Education. To locate more funding opportunities in your field, visit The Grant Portal and search by interest area using the Search Grant tool.
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