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Find similar grantsThis program awards grant funding to organizations to provide scholarships to college students in exchange for mentorship services, bolstering mentorship programs while helping students pay for college.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Youth mentorship organizations focused on LGBTQ+ youth, disabled youth, youth of color, and youth at risk of being involved in the criminal justice system. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Youth Mentorship Scholarship Program is funded by Colorado Department of Higher Education (COSI). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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ACF of Yuma Competitive Grants is sponsored by Arizona Community Foundation (ACF) of Yuma. ACF of Yuma will accept proposals that benefit and support youth, healthcare, and arts and culture. Unrestricted funding is available for areas that do not fit into these categories. While broad, youth support can encompass mentorship and diversion programs.
Elements Financial Grant is sponsored by The Indianapolis Foundation (administered for Elements Financial). The Elements Financial Grant supports nonprofit initiatives that strengthen individual and family self-sufficiency, with priorities in affordable housing, health and well-being, and positive youth development. For youth development, it prioritizes postsecondary/college readiness, 'life skill' education, mentorships, and programs that enhance the quality of life for youth.
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