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Our Military Kids Grants (Deployed Program and Combat Injured Program) is sponsored by Our Military Kids, Inc.. Our Military Kids offers grants to pay for extracurricular activities for children (ages 1-18 or not yet high school graduates) of deployed National Guard and Reserve service members (Deployed Program) and children of service members and Veterans from any branch of service who a…
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mp4 Our Military Kids® funds activities for eligible military children. Children of National Guard or Reserve service members who are experiencing an overseas deployment OR activation on a stateside, named mission Children of Veterans or military in any branch of service who are receiving care for combat-related injuries or illness.
Children of the National Guard and Reserve Children of Combat-Injured Veterans The Our Military Kids Deployed Program provides activity funding for children (age 1-18) of National Guard or Reserve service members who are experiencing an overseas deployment OR activation on a stateside, named mission.
See our full eligibility requirements and apply: The Our Military Kids Combat Injured Program provides activity funding for children (age 1-18) of Veterans or military in any branch of service who are receiving care for combat-related injuries or illness.
See our full eligibility requirements and apply: Children of the National Guard and Reserve The Our Military Kids Deployed Program provides activity funding for children (age 1-18) of National Guard or Reserve service members who are experiencing an overseas deployment OR activation on a stateside, named mission.
See our full eligibility requirements and apply: Children of Combat-Injured Veterans The Our Military Kids Combat Injured Program provides activity funding for children (age 1-18) of Veterans or military in any branch of service who are receiving care for combat-related injuries or illness. See our full eligibility requirements and apply: Make sure your child meets the program requirements.
Select your activity and submit your documents. An award packet with several tokens of appreciation is sent to your child’s home, and will include a check made out to the chosen organization. Your child will also receive a letter letting them know how grateful we are for their sacrifice.
The child participates in the grant activity and has fun doing something they love. Each child also receives a “Thank You” postcard to send to the donor who paid for their grant. This is a great opportunity for the kids to reach out and show their gratitude to the people who support our program.
Submit Your Child's Artwork to OMK's Gallery 250! In honor of America’s 250th birthday, Our Military Kids is proudly curating a virtual art gallery full of patriotic masterpieces by military kids! Download our custom coloring pages and submit your child's artwork to help us celebrate.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Children ages 1 to 18 (or not yet high school graduates) of deployed National Guard and Reserve service members (deployed for 60+ days) or children of combat-injured veterans or service members receiving care for post-9…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $300 per eligible child, per grant (Deployed Program); up to five $300 grants per child (Combat Injured Program). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Our Military Kids Grants (Deployed Program and Combat Injured Program) is funded by Our Military Kids, Inc.. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Our Military Kids Extracurricular Activity Grant Program is sponsored by Our Military Kids, Inc.. Our Military Kids provides activity scholarships to children and teens (ages 1-18) of deployed National Guard, deployed Reserve, or veterans and service members of any branch receiving care for post-9/11 combat-related injuries or illnesses. The grants fund extracurricular activities such as sports, music, camp, and academic tutoring.
Our Military Kids Grant Program is sponsored by Our Military Kids, Inc.. Our Military Kids provides grants for extracurricular activities such as sports, fine and performing arts, camps, tutoring, driver's education, and STEM programs for children of deployed National Guard and Reserve service members and children of post-9/11 combat-injured or ill Veterans.
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