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Find similar grantsThis grant empowers youth leaders (ages 5-25) in the U. S. to run projects addressing childhood hunger through awareness, direct service, advocacy, or philanthropy.
It supports initiatives in schools, youth, and faith-based organizations that engage peers as volunteers.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Youth leaders ages 5–25 in the U. S. running projects that address childhood hunger. Initiatives in schools, youth, and faith-based organizations are eligible. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Sodexo Stop Hunger Foundation Hunger Grants is funded by Sodexo Stop Hunger Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Youth Grants is sponsored by Sodexo Stop Hunger Foundation (in partnership with Youth Service America - YSA). Empower young changemakers (ages 5 to 25) to take action against childhood hunger. These grants support projects focused on awareness, direct service, advocacy, and philanthropy, helping youth drive real change in their communities.
YSA Youth Grants is sponsored by Sodexo Stop Hunger Foundation, in partnership with Youth Service America (YSA). Stop Hunger Youth Grants empower young changemakers (ages 5-25) to take action against childhood hunger. These grants support projects focused on awareness, direct service, advocacy, and philanthropy, helping youth drive real change in their communities.
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