Summer Program Grants

Summer Program Grants is a program that funds summer enrichment and learning programs for children and youth, particularly those from low-income or underserved communities. Grants support academic, arts, STEM, and recreational summer activities that prevent learning loss and promote healthy development during the out-of-school season.

Eligible applicants are typically nonprofits, schools, and community-based organizations operating structured summer youth programming. Award amounts vary by funder and program, and are generally awarded on an annual competitive basis aligned with summer program planning timelines.

Logon - Grant Lifecycle Manager " data-val-regex-pattern="^[^<>]*$" data-val-required="The Email Address* field is required." id="EmailAddress" name="EmailAddress" type="text" value="" /> The Grable Foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of children and youth in the greater Pittsburgh region.

We support early learning, innovative public school initiatives, out-of-school-time opportunities, family and caregiver engagement, and vibrant community resources. Unfortunately, we cannot accept proposals from organizations outside of Southwestern Pennsylvania (unless invited), requests from individuals, or requests to sponsor fundraising events. The Foundation recently updated the applicant experience in the grant portal.

If you need any assistance with the portal, please contact us at 412. 471. 4550 or via email at grable@grable.

org. The Foundation’s board of trustees meets three times per year. For our July 2026 meeting, inquiries are due by April 10.

For our November 2026 meeting, inquiries are due by August 10. New Users : Please click on “Create New Account” to complete the registration process and create your logon credentials. During active consideration periods, your request status may appear hidden in the system.

If you received an email notification for the successful submission of your grant request we are actively reviewing your request and you will receive notification of the status of your request by late March, late July, or late November of each grant cycle. As always, if you have any questions, feel free to contact us at 412. 471.

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