November Opportunities for Youth and Family Services Nonprofits

November opens with a cluster of deadlines that span from community health to employment training to two-generation family strategies. If you've been sitting with a relationship at a funder who cares about the families you serve, this month is the time to move on it. The opportunities below close early in the month, so the reading and relationship-building work needs to happen now.

TEEEM Foundation: Grant for Global Nonprofits Creating Sustainable Community Change

TEEEM funds nonprofit and charitable organizations delivering sustainable, community-driven solutions worldwide in education, health, equality, entrepreneurship, and community development. They work in three funding tiers, which means they have room for grassroots community projects and large-scale transformational initiatives alike. If your youth and family work has a global or replicable angle, this is worth a close look. Deadline: November 1. Apply here

W.M. Keck Foundation: Grant for Southern California Nonprofits Serving Youth and Underserved Communities

The Keck Foundation supports projects in arts, education, health, and civic services that enhance child and youth development, strengthen families, and enrich under-resourced communities in Los Angeles County. They prioritize innovation, long-term impact, and systemic change, and they only fund multi-year grants with requests of at least $100,000. If you're in LA County and your work touches youth or family well-being, this funder knows your landscape. Deadline: November 1. Apply here

Owensboro Health: Mini-Grant for Community Health Nonprofits and Public Entities

Owensboro Health provides small grants of $2,500 to nonprofits and government entities implementing projects that address community health needs or the social determinants of health. They fund work in food security, mental health, physical activity, healthy aging, and basic needs, and they give priority consideration to collaborative projects. This is a lean grant, but it moves fast and collaborative projects have the edge. Deadline: November 1. Apply here

Mitsubishi Electric America Foundation: Grant for Nonprofits Serving Youth and Veterans with Disabilities

Mitsubishi Electric funds nonprofit organizations developing innovative programs that empower youth and veterans with disabilities through leadership development and employment skills training. They want national scope or replicability, measurable employment outcomes, and inclusive practices where youth with and without disabilities engage together. If your organization works in disability employment or youth leadership, this funder is looking for you. Deadline: November 1. Apply here

Montana Community Foundation: Grant for Nonprofits and Government Entities in Eastern Montana

The Montana Community Foundation supports innovative projects that enhance quality of life and strengthen communities in Rosebud, Custer, and Fallon counties and the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation. The program is intentionally broad, allowing communities to seek support for equipment purchases, facility improvements, and community services. If you're rooted in eastern Montana, this funder trusts you to know what your community needs. Deadline: November 1. Apply here

Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning: Grant for Nonprofits and Government Entities Supporting Two-Generation Family Strategies

GECAL supports communities in Georgia in building partnerships and implementing strategies that address the needs of young children and the adults who care for them through a Two-Generation approach. You can apply for either a Planning Grant to assess needs and develop strategies, or an Implementation Grant to launch or expand evidence-informed programs. Focus areas include early childhood access, family well-being, family literacy, student parent success, family economic mobility, and early childhood workforce. Deadline: November 2. Apply here

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