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Find similar grantsGrants for 6-12th grade students (Youth Empowerment) is sponsored by The Allstate Foundation (in partnership with the National Association of Secondary School Principals). These grants are designed to empower service projects led by 6th-12th graders, aligning with The Allstate Foundation's goal of unlocking the potential of youth through service.
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# Youth Empowerment | Allstate Corporation * Become an Allstate Supplier * Sustainable Procurement * Global Code of Business Conduct * The Allstate Foundation * The Allstate Foundation * Nonprofit Leadership Center * Students & New Graduates * Veterans & Military Spouses * Brands & Global Presence * Data, Research & Strategy * Product & Business Transformation * Check Application Status * Recruitment Fraud Notice * Allstate Exclusive Agent * Licensed Sales Professional * Personal Financial Representative ## Unlocking the potential of youth through service **79% of Gen Zers*** recognize the importance and benefits of community service, and so do we.
When youth are empowered with resources and opportunities, meaningful change happens. And we're here to help them achieve their potential for impact. ## Why community service for youth?
— Service is linked with a variety of benefits for youth, including greater career readiness, connection and resilience. 42 million youth are ready to be changemakers. Imagine the positive impact they could have on communities, and themselves, if they had the right resources and opportunities.
## Putting opportunity into practice — The Allstate Foundation uses its expertise, resources and platform to empower youth ages 5 – 25 to serve and improve communities **We do this through 3 approaches:** * **Engage. **We work with partners to create programs that enable youth to serve. * **Equip.
**We develop and share resources that help youth lead service in their communities. * **Prepare. **We provide support systems to help adults get youth involved in service.
## Our commitment to supporting changemakers ### Evidence behind the impact of youth-led service ### Learn the impact of youth service 2026 research report created by The Allstate Foundation and Gallup that explores how service produces positive outcomes for youth development.
Read the report ### Redefine youth-led service Research report that modernizes the definition of youth service and provides best practices for supporting youth-led, youth-driven service. Read the report ### Hear from changemakers Report written entirely by a group of Gen Z changemakers that shares their own insights and perspectives on supporting youth-led service.
Read the report ### Grants for 6-12th grade students Grants designed to empower service projects led by 6th – 12th graders, in partnership with the National Association of Secondary School Principals. View 6-12th grade grants ### Grants for colleges and universities The Allstate Foundation College Service Grants support youth-led service on campuses, in partnership with the Center for Expanding Leadership & Opportunity.
View college grants ### Ways for youth to get involved in service ### Service Stars Program that helps youth ages 5 - 14 turn curiosity into impactful service, created in partnership with TIME for Kids. Explore Service Stars ### The New Volunteers Award-winning docuseries highlighting young people who are serving and improving their communities.
Watch the docuseries ### Changemakers Documentary that follows three youth as they explore careers at the intersection of purpose and social impact. Watch the documentary ### Inspiring a culture of change The Allstate Foundation helps people and communities thrive. See more ways The Allstate Foundation is taking action *https://expandingleadership.
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Grants for 6-12th grade students (Youth Empowerment) is funded by The Allstate Foundation (in partnership with the National Association of Secondary School Principals). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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