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Find similar grantsAwarded annually in October to 14 organizations (one per US region/business unit), these grants require a minimum of 50 group volunteer hours logged in the Neighbor-to-Neighbor system by UPS employees and must be nominated by UPS's local Community Involvement Committee.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations with a minimum of 50 group volunteer hours logged in the Neighbor-to-Neighbor system by UPS employees. Must be nominated by UPS's local Community Involvement Committee. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Micro-Grant for Awesome Projects is a grant from The Awesome Foundation that provides $1,000 micro-grants on a monthly basis to individuals and teams with creative, unconventional, or community-forward ideas. Founded in Boston in 2009, The Awesome Foundation is a global network of self-organizing chapters, each pooled from roughly ten volunteer micro-trustees who contribute their own funds. Grants are awarded no-strings-attached — the Foundation takes no ownership or stake in funded projects. The application process is intentionally simple and open to a wide range of ideas. To date, the Foundation has awarded over $7.6 million to more than 7,650 projects worldwide, making it one of the most accessible grassroots funding opportunities available for creative and civic innovation.