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D. Applications received in February 2023 will be considered for the AwesomeNYC + Fat Cat Fab Lab Residency grant. If you are not interested in that grant, please wait until March to apply.
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Our next event: April 15th, 2021 CANCELED: $1,000 + NYC Mayoral Candidates + You! Our application deadline is the last day of the month. We meet on the second Monday of each month to review the previous month's submissions.
If your application is time-sensitive, please let us know in your applications. New York is bubbling with creativity and we are looking to fund really cool projects that touch everything from tech to social to art to media to education. Do you have a great idea?
Apply for an AwesomeNYC grant today ! Some tips for writing an awesome grant application: Be brief - we have a ton of applications to review every month Be fun - remember, you want your application to stand out from the pack Be specific - we want to know how you're going to use the $1,000 - show us that you've thought this thing through If your project was not selected in a given month, please feel free to reapply.
We generally only review applications from the current month's pool. In addition, please feel free to get in touch with us if you'd like feedback on your application - we're happy to talk!
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The Awesome Foundation - Food Chapter Grant is funded by The Awesome Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Micro-Grant for Awesome Projects is a grant from The Awesome Foundation that provides $1,000 micro-grants on a monthly basis to individuals and teams with creative, unconventional, or community-forward ideas. Founded in Boston in 2009, The Awesome Foundation is a global network of self-organizing chapters, each pooled from roughly ten volunteer micro-trustees who contribute their own funds. Grants are awarded no-strings-attached — the Foundation takes no ownership or stake in funded projects. The application process is intentionally simple and open to a wide range of ideas. To date, the Foundation has awarded over $7.6 million to more than 7,650 projects worldwide, making it one of the most accessible grassroots funding opportunities available for creative and civic innovation.
Conservation and Climate (Awesome Foundation Chapter Grant) is a grant from The Awesome Foundation that provides micro-grants of up to $1,000 for creative, innovative, and impactful projects related to wildlife conservation, habitat protection, climate change, ecotourism, or environmental communication. The chapter specifically seeks novel ideas that have not been tried before or approach existing problems in a unique way. Preference is given to projects at a tipping point where the grant will make the difference between a project happening or not, and ideas that will ignite broader inspiration. Applications must be submitted in English. Eligible applicants are individuals or small teams who can receive payment via PayPal, Wise, or Venmo.