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SCC COTA Grant Program is sponsored by Speedway Children's Charities. The SCC COTA Grant Program, run by Speedway Children's Charities, aims to support children in the Greater Austin area. In 2023, it provided over $25,000 in grants to local nonprofit organizations focused on critical needs such as homelessness, human trafficking, and medical assistance.
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Our organization is dedicated to caring for children to help them lead productive lives. Through our various events and activities, we strive to raise funds and provide grants to nonprofit children's organizations in the Greater Austin community.
You are eligible to apply for funding from the COTA Chapter of Speedway Children's Charities if you are an existing 501(c)(3) nonprofit whose primary focus is children in the Greater Austin area. Priority consideration will be given to organizations helping the homeless, orphan and foster population, and victims of sex trafficking.
Below are the pillars we focus on during the grant process: Critical : victims of sex trafficking, homeless, orphans, foster population, food security Medical : illness, dental, disability, therapy Educational : tutoring, literacy, after school programs All applications will receive consideration, and all eligible organizations are encouraged to apply.
SCC does not fund capital projects or funding for operation costs (including salaries for any position). March - May: Our 2026 SCC COTA Grant Application period will open March 11, 2026 and close May 29, 2026 at 10 pm CT . Eligible organizations must complete an online application by the deadline to be considered for a SCC COTA grant.
Organizations whose applications are accepted will be contacted and asked to submit additional information for the second-round review. Only organizations that complete both phases of the application process on time will be considered for funding. If you miss a deadline, we will be unable to accept your application.
June - August: The initial process for the 2026 grant cycle has ended. Applications selected for the second-round review will be notified by the End of August. Only organizations that complete both phases of the application process will be considered for funding.
Once your organization is accepted into round 2, SCC will request the documentation listed below. Organization’s Financials List of Board of Directors Budget Tracker Worksheet (provided by SCC upon notification of round 2 acceptance) You will have one week to submit further documentation. An organization must submit its paperwork on time to progress in the grant process.
September – November: If your organization is selected to move forward into round 2 and all required documentation is submitted on time, an SCC Trustee will visit your nonprofit in person to conduct a site visit and thorough interview of your organization. November/December: By the first full week of December, or sooner, each approved organization will be contacted with notification of your grant status.
If you have any questions regarding the 2026 grant cycle, please email Marissa Chaney at [email protected] . We love supporting our community and look forward to reviewing the excellent work you all are doing in our community! SCC COTA 2026 Grant Application Form https://www.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)(3) nonprofits serving children. Priority is given to those addressing urgent social issues, ensuring a brighter future for vulnerable youth in the community. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows more than US $25,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for SCC COTA Grant Program are due May 30, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
SCC COTA Grant Program is funded by Speedway Children's Charities. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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