The Starbucks Social Entrepreneurs Fund provides grants to organizations working for youths in the US and around the world. Organizations that provide training to young people so that they can develop necessary skills and knowledge, develop leadership skills among young social entrepreneurs and communicate their success stories. NGOs can seek grants from US $10,000 to $25,000 from the Starbucks Social Entrepreneurs Fund. The proposals need to clearly mention the targeted youth group and provide information about the activities undertaken. Grantee organizations can cover their general expenditure including staff salaries up to 50% of the total amount from the grant received from this Fund.
Initially, the grant is available for one year, but it can also be extended for three years based on review and performance. After a period of three year grant support, organizations need to take a one year off before reapplying. Proposals are accepted throughout the year but are reviewed only on quarterly basis.
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- First Peoples Worldwide’s Keepers of the Earth Fund
- Arab Human Rights Fund invites grant proposals for promotion of human rights in the Arab region
- The Arthur B. Schultz Foundation invites grant proposals for women empowerment and disabled mobility solutions
- Nike Foundation
- Shuttleworth Foundation’s Fellowship Program for Social Change
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