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Grant Requirements | Amway Global At Amway, we use the best of our business and the passion of our people to impact communities around the world. Amway is committed to providing community grants in support of non-profit organizations and programs that focus on health & wellness and empowerment. TThe Amway grant program is currently available to organizations in Kent County, Michigan.
To explore if your organization is eligible for program funding, carefully review the criteria below. Applications are accepted from February 1 to 0ctober 1 each year. For returning applicants, new Amway grant requests are welcome 12 months from your last application date.
Increase access to fresh, healthy foods Provide supplemental nutritional resources to families and children facing food insecurity Support optimal health for kids and their families through healthy eating education and training opportunities. Community Infrastructure and Programming support designed to encourage healthy and active lifestyles.
Promote practices that strengthen mental wellbeing and foster a resilient, healthy mindset Families and single parent households with school-aged children Rural and urban communities Traditionally underserved populations Workforce & Entrepreneurship skill education Livelihood Education: Training and Development of life skills that support individuals to thrive (ex.
financial literacy or basic management skills such as teamwork, problem-solving, etc.) Youth leadership development Support addressing the individual and contextual barriers that hinder economic empowerment of marginalized and underserved populations Traditionally underserved populations Amway Grant Eligibility Requirements The applicant must be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit The offices of the organization are located, and primarily serves, our focus areas within Kent County, MI.
Application must demonstrate the community need AND have associated outcomes If the applicant is a house of worship, it must demonstrate that it operates a social service program that is open to the public and involves no religious activities Please note: Amway will consider funding portions of proposed projects, and collaborative projects will be given priority.
Political, legislative or lobbying organizations Individuals seeking personal help, travel support, scholarships or loans Individual or team endorsements General awareness campaigns Marketing sponsorships, cause marketing or advertising projects Movie, film or television documentaries School athletic teams, bands, choirs, publications or advertisements Sporting fundraising events Organizations outside of Kent County, MI.
Review focus areas and eligibility requirements Complete application online Amway Grant Committee will respond with a decision within 60 days One application per organization will be considered annually We may request a meeting or site visit to help us better understand your organization or program CLICK HERE to begin application Within 30 days of gift, please email a receipt adhering to IRS tax code to grants@amway. com.
Within 1 year of gift: All reporting should be emailed to grants@amway. com Include impact measures as pre-determined in grant application Application must demonstrate the community need AND have associated outcomes Summarize program success (max 350 words)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations in Kent County, Michigan, working on projects that improve access to healthy foods, provide nutritional resources, and foster mental wellbeing. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Amway Impact Grants are due October 1, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Amway Impact Grants is funded by Amway. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Michigan. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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