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Mizuho USA Foundation | Mizuho Americas Mizuho | Greenhill International Presence Corporate & Institutional Services The Mizuho USA Foundation’s long-term mission is to strengthen and sustain our surrounding communities. Since its formation in 2003, the Mizuho USA Foundation has focused on supporting outstanding organizations and programs that strengthen and sustain underserved communities in New York City.
To date, the Foundation has awarded nearly $16 million in grants for innovative programs that address economic and societal challenges, and we continue to evolve our philanthropic efforts to meet changing community needs. Grant Focus Community Involvement Grants 2025 Grant List At Mizuho, we believe in the transformative power of technology, both for business and the communities in which we live and work.
In the constantly evolving marketplace, technological knowledge and application are critical to career readiness. However, gaps in access and opportunity are leaving many capable young adults behind.
In 2023, Mizuho announced a new grantmaking strategy targeting the intersection of technology and education, supporting innovative and effective nonprofits in New York City that help underrepresented young adults acquire the technical and professional skills necessary to access competitive-wage jobs.
Why we have chosen this path As the corporate foundation of a leading financial services firm, we recognize that our industry and corporate clients are moving through a profound digital transformation. Rapid technological change presents ongoing challenges and opportunities for individuals and communities.
We aspire for a future where everyone has access to technology skills that can put them on a path toward financial stability and professional achievement. Working with our community partners, the Mizuho USA Foundation is focused on helping young adults who possess the ability and desire to succeed but lack the training that today’s workforce requires.
On a macro level, digital tech ability is necessary to enable a robust civil society and dynamic economic activity.
We offer two grant programs to support organizations that promote access to IT training and employment opportunities, build skills for the future, and empower young adults to achieve their full potential: 1) FutureReady Grants – multi-year grant support for nonprofit organizations to provide training in technology skills, expand exposure and access to career paths, and support achievement of employment.
2) Opportunity Grants – one-year general operating support for nonprofits engaged in technology training and career access for underrepresented young adults. Community Involvement Grants Our employees in the US can decide where they want to make an impact and request grants through our Community Involvement Grants Program which provides small grants to nonprofits with which Mizuho offices and employee resource groups volunteer.
In 2026, the Mizuho USA Foundation will accept applications submitted by invitation only, and will not accept unsolicited submissions. Mizuho USA Foundation, Inc. 1271 Avenue of the Americas New York, New York 10020-1104 mizuho. usa.
foundation@mizuhogroup. com
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