Youth Empowerment and SEL Initiatives is a grant from The Allstate Foundation, administered in partnership with the Center for Expanding Leadership & Opportunity (CELO), providing $10,000 awards to college student-led service programs. The 2026-2027 College Service Grants fund youth-led initiatives focused on social-emotional learning, relationship skills, and community service. Programs must engage young people in meaningful service activities that build resilience, civic engagement, and leadership capacity while addressing local community needs.

The Allstate Foundation Relationship Abuse Program is a grant from The Allstate Foundation that supports nonprofit organizations working to disrupt the cycle of domestic violence and relationship abuse in the United States. Grants ranging from $5,000 to $20,000 fund financial empowerment programs that help survivors achieve safety through financial security, as well as healthy relationship education programs aimed at preventing future abuse. Eligible applicants are U.S.-based nonprofit organizations with demonstrated commitment to ending domestic violence through economic empowerment strategies. The Foundation also invests in youth empowerment and access to thriving-wage careers as part of its broader community mission.

Youth Empowerment Fund is a grant from Opportunities for Youth, in partnership with the European Union and Global Youth Mobilization, that funds youth-led initiatives advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the local level. The Fund supports young people in designing and implementing innovative solutions to local development challenges. Grants are up to €5,000 per project. The 2026 application cycle closed on March 31, 2026. Eligible applicants are youth-led nonprofit organizations and groups working on SDG-aligned projects globally.

The Youth Foundation Grants program provides funding and scholarship support through the Youth Foundation to students and nonprofit organizations serving youth. The Hadden Scholarship, which accepts applications from February 1 to May 15, 2026, supports students meeting requirements for citizenship, age, college type, and GPA. Applicants must provide academic achievements, extracurricular activities, community involvement, work experience, and two letters of recommendation. Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations serving youth as well as individual students meeting the scholarship's academic and community engagement criteria.

Youth Entrepreneurship Fund is sponsored by The Aspen Institute Forum for Community Solutions (supported by Charles Stewart Mott Foundation). This fund supports the development of pipelines into entrepreneurship in Opportunity Youth Forum communities by infusing entrepreneurial education into existing pathway models. It aims to promote racial and economic equity and justice.