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Variety – the Children's Charity Grant Program (Essential Health & Wellness / Pathways to Success categories) is sponsored by Variety – the Children's Charity of Iowa. This program provides funding to nonprofit organizations that deliver care, treatment, activities, and shelter to children who are at-risk, underprivileged, critically ill, and living with special needs.
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Grant Program - Variety Iowa - the Children's Charity Each year, children’s nonprofits from across the state of Iowa have the opportunity to apply for grants to support program funding related to Variety’s mission of caring for children.
Variety – the Children’s Charity provides funding to nonprofit organizations that deliver care, treatment, activities, and shelter to children who are at-risk, underprivileged, critically ill, and living with special needs. We primarily fund brick and mortar projects, equipment, and other tangible items that directly impact children.
Administrative needs (i.e., staffing, salaries, office space, etc.) and other intangibles will not be considered for funding. Variety grants are open once a year, usually in mid-March. Grant applicants are reviewed for financial stability, and each organization is interviewed by a member of Variety’s board.
This ensures a great understanding of the specific request and potential impact of investments into applicant programs. Grant categories include: Essential Health & Wellness formerly Acute & Convalescent Nonprofits that provide critical care including: neonatal, pediatrics, and mental health services, or provide child essentials and family support.
Critical health care and/or medical equipment Child and family support and essentials formerly Preventative and Youth At Risk Nonprofits that serve children who lack social or educational opportunities, have experienced physical or chemical abuse, struggle with behavior problems, or are in need of emergency shelter.
Job readiness and/or personal development Accessible support programs Access, Independence, and Inclusion formerly Camperships, Variety at Work, and Underprivileged Nonprofits that provide services, spaces, or programs to children who are critically ill, living with special needs, or otherwise lack access due to poverty.
Inclusive experiences & adaptive and/or inclusive spaces Camps (equipment, supplies for activities, and/or other tangible items) As specified in all signed grant agreements, grant recipients are required to fill out reporting forms. The 2025 grant reporting form must be completed, signed, and sent to the Variety office by the stated deadline in your 2025 grant agreement.
2025 Grant Reporting Form Variety — the Children’s Charity of Iowa is dedicated to improving the lives of children who are at risk, underprivileged, critically ill, or living with special needs.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Children's nonprofits from across the state of Iowa. Organizations are reviewed for financial stability and interviewed by a board member. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Variety – the Children's Charity Grant Program (Essential Health & Wellness / Pathways to Success categories) is funded by Variety – the Children's Charity of Iowa. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Iowa. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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