YMCA Scholarships for Community Programs (Tulsa Metropolitan Area)

YMCA Scholarships for Community Programs (Tulsa Metropolitan Area) is sponsored by YMCA (specific branches in Dickenson and Owasso mentioned). Provides financial assistance for youth sports programs, including T-Ball leagues, to ensure accessibility for children regardless of financial background.

10 grants related to Youth Sports Education Grants Last updated May 05, 2026 [](https://www. giboo. com/grants/p/68d1b2bc0b679995ea49d84c?

cid=1760d725-d08d-40e5-9263-dfab7dbd997d) The Young Men's Christian Association of Greater Tulsa Oklahoma Youth sports education Youth sports coaching Geographic Focus: Not specified Oklahoma Youth sports education Youth sports coaching This grant focuses on violence prevention and athlete well-being by equipping coaches with tools to foster healthy relationships, respect, and character development among young male athletes aged 12-18.

The primary program, Coaching Boys Into Men (CBIM), is an evidence-based initiative that utilizes high school coaches to deliver skills promoting nonviolence and integrity through weekly discussions. Coaches are central beneficiaries, receiving free training and resources to mentor athletes. The program aims to reduce dating violence and promote responsible behavior.

Geographically, CBIM has a broad reach, implemented across all 50 United States, with specific support and contextualization in Oklahoma counties. It also has a significant international presence, having been deployed in over 10 countries across Africa, Australia, and India.

Geographic Focus: Open to World Oklahoma Youth sports education This grant initiative focuses on promoting healthy habits and physical activity for youth, with a specific emphasis on baseball and softball. It supports the renovation of sports fields to increase access and improve facilities.

A key component is raising mental health awareness and providing support for teens and adolescents through sports-based programs, aiming to destigmatize mental health challenges. Beneficiaries include youth participants, particularly underserved populations and adolescents, as well as nonprofit and government entities that deliver these services.

Programs like the Royalty Fields Grant Program, the Kansas City Royals Urban Youth Academy (UYA), and the 'Shut Out the Stigma' initiative are central to its mission. Geographically, the grant targets counties in Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, with a particular focus on the Kansas City Metropolitan Area.

Geographic Focus: Not specified This grant initiative focuses on expanding STEM programming across Oklahoma, targeting PK-12 youth and educators. Key focus areas include the expansion of existing STEM programs, support for Out-of-School Time (OST) programs (both existing and new), and the enhancement of classroom instruction through curriculum and resources.

Beneficiaries include Oklahoma youth (PK-12), Oklahoma educators (PK-12), and formal/informal STEM program providers with at least two years of experience. The grant supports various programs, such as funding for existing OST programs ($500 for individuals, $2,500 for organizations) and new OST programs ($1,000 for individuals, $5,000 for organizations), with a particular emphasis on programs issuing Digital Badges.

Additionally, funding is available for classroom instruction to adopt specific open-access curricula and acquire non-consumable supplies. All supported programs and beneficiaries are located within Oklahoma. Geographic Focus: Not specified This grant focuses on expanding access to cancer prevention and early detection services, particularly for high-risk communities and underserved populations.

Key areas include providing free or low-cost cancer screenings, such as mammograms, cervical, colorectal, and lung cancer screenings, as well as HPV vaccines to prevent associated cancers. The program prioritizes addressing health disparities by partnering strategically with community health clinics, especially Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs), that serve Black and Hispanic/Latino communities.

These partnerships aim to reduce barriers to care, including cost and insurance status, and improve health equity. The initiative supports the hiring of community health workers to connect patients with necessary screenings and follow-up care. Geographically, the grant has a presence in California (Los Angeles), New York (New York City), Montana, and Oklahoma, working with local clinics to implement these vital health services.

Geographic Focus: Not specified House of Healing operates in Oklahoma, focusing on young people experiencing brokenness. The organization aims to heal broken hearts through education, guidance, and counseling, empowering beneficiaries to become responsible adults. Their approach includes providing a Christ-centered environment, life-skills training, and an Equine Experience for therapeutic growth.

Tailored group events are designed to build confidence and social intelligence. Programs include parental support and team-building challenges to foster personal and group development. Geographic Focus: Not specified New York State Public Benefit Corporation support@giboo.

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