Grants to Empower Youth, Education, Health, and Social Programs (Ohio)

Grants to Empower Youth, Education, Health, and Social Programs (Ohio) is sponsored by Various (Aggregated by The Grant Portal). This grant supports initiatives that empower youth through education, health, and social programs. Small businesses in Ohio that offer youth mental health services may be eligible.

Ohio community grants | Youth Today THIS GRANT’S FOCUS: Community, Disadvantaged Community, Youth Programs, Education Support, Ohio Community, Ohio Deadline: July 21, 2026 | Sep. 22, 2026 “The Energy Cooperative’s Operation Round Up Foundation, Inc. continues to make a big impact on our community and is available to eligible parties in our service area – not just members.

The foundation has allocated funds to fire departments, senior citizen centers, schools, community agencies, and youth programs. The Energy Cooperative’s Operation Round Up Foundation’s mission is to utilize member contributions for the investments in programs and services that improve the quality of life for our Cooperative members in the communities we serve.

” Funder: Operation Round Up Foundation, Inc. Eligibility: “Organizations of all types are eligible for Operation Round Up Grants.

” Amount: One-year Grants: Up to $10,000 | Multi-year grants: Up to $30,000 >>> CLICK HERE to see all of Youth Today’s GRANT LISTINGS Related Tags: available grant , community grant , disadvantaged community grant , education grant , grant , Ohio community grant , Ohio disadvantaged community grant , Ohio education grant , Ohio grant , Ohio youth program grant , youth grant , youth program grant School-based student mental health support and recovery program grants Postsecondary education and learning innovation program grants Chicago region youth social change project grants When the plan fails, change the plan What if the plan is the problem, not the young person?

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