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Community Champion Grants — Corporal Daegan Page Foundation Community Champion Grants The Community Champion Grant Program exists to support nonprofit organizations that are doing meaningful, boots-on-the-ground work for veterans, service members, Gold Star families, and their communities. A Corporal Daegan Page Foundation Program This program is available to the following: Only valid 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations are eligible.
Available nationwide. The Community Champion Grant Program exists to support nonprofit organizations that are doing meaningful, boots-on-the-ground work for veterans, service members, Gold Star families, and their communities. These grants recognize that real change often comes from local organizations who show up consistently, understand their communities, and serve with heart.
The Corporal Daegan Page Foundation is committed to standing beside those organizations and helping them continue their mission. Strengthening those who serve others. What Is the Community Champion Grant?
The Community Champion Grant is a financial grant awarded to nonprofit organizations whose work aligns with the mission of the Corporal Daegan Page Foundation. Grants are designed to help organizations expand services, meet urgent needs, or strengthen programs that directly support veterans, military families, and community well-being. Funding is flexible and intended to meet real-world needs rather than impose rigid requirements.
Many nonprofit organizations operate with limited resources while serving people with complex and urgent needs. When those organizations are supported, entire communities benefit. This program honors Corporal Daegan Page by investing in people who serve with integrity, loyalty, and commitment.
It reflects Daegan’s belief in showing up and taking care of one another. The Community Champion Grant Program is open to: Registered nonprofit organizations in good standing Organizations whose mission supports veterans, service members, Gold Star families, or community resilience Groups demonstrating direct, hands-on impact Priority may be given to grassroots and community-based organizations that are meeting immediate or unmet needs.
For Donors: Why your support matters Donor support fuels the Community Champion Grant Program. Every contribution helps strengthen nonprofit organizations that serve on the front lines of care and connection. Your generosity multiplies impact by empowering trusted organizations to continue showing up for those who need it most.
Community Champion Grants Is this grant only for veteran-focused organizations? Organizations that serve veterans, military families, or Gold Star families are a priority. Community-based organizations with aligned missions may also be considered.
How much funding is awarded? Grant amounts vary based on need, scope, and available funding. For 2026; CDPF has a budget of $35,000 TOTAL for the whole year of Community Champion Grants.
Priority may be given to small projected based grant applications. Is this a one-time grant or recurring? Organizations may apply more than once, though funding is not guaranteed and depends on available resources.
Are there reporting requirements? Grantees may be asked to share a brief impact update so the Foundation can understand how funds were used. How does this program honor Corporal Daegan Page?
This program reflects Daegan’s commitment to service and loyalty. By supporting those who serve others, his legacy continues through action and impact. Open Application In New Tab Open CDPF Application Portal Need Assistance with this application?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations nationwide. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Champion Grant Program is funded by Corporal Daegan Page Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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