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Find similar grantsOrange County Youth Sports Foundation Grants is sponsored by Orange County Youth Sports Foundation. The Orange County Youth Sports Foundation funds sports programs and activities for at-risk or disadvantaged youth in Orange County.
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Home - Orange County Youth Sports Foundation Supporting underserved OC youth through sports Since 1971 Since 1971, OCYSF helps disadvantaged youth in Orange County gain access to youth sports programs that are proven to help kids develop critical social and emotional skills, maintain physical and mental health, build relationships, gain acceptance to College and get better jobs with higher pay.
Thanks to Grants from OCYSF, local nonprofits and sports programs have been able to get the equipment and supplies needed to include underserved kids and to create new teams and leagues to give low-income kids the chance to play. No child in Orange County should be denied access to live-improving, and often life-saving, youth sports programs.
The foundation targets grants towards local youth sports programs that promote physical fitness, teamwork, and community involvement. These programs are aimed at underserved and disabled youth in Orange County, providing them with opportunities to participate in organized sports.
Scholarships are awarded to outstanding high school scholar-athletes in Orange County who demonstrate academic excellence, athletic prowess, and a commitment to their community. These scholarships help support their higher education endeavors.
Save the Date WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 2026 SPORTSPERSON OF THE YEAR 2026 Get ready for Orange County’s event of the year in 2026, starring USA soccer legends Landon Donovan and Alexi Lalas live on stage to celebrate all things soccer ahead of the kickoff of the FIFA World Cup! Don’t miss it! Sportsperson of the Year Past Honorees We are grateful for contributions from local corporations, sports teams, and individuals that support our mission
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations or organizations sponsored by a nonprofit, incorporated in California as a non-profit corporation, and serving at-risk or disadvantaged youth in Orange County through sports programs and activiti…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Orange County Youth Sports Foundation Grants is funded by Orange County Youth Sports Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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