The Foundation provides grant opportunities to support organizations and initiatives that aim to strengthen communities, develop leadership, and promote overall wellbeing. These grants are primarily available to nonprofit organizations, though certain programs may consider broader applicants depending on alignment with the Foundation’s priorities. Funding is intended to support programs and initiatives rather than physical infrastructure, endowments, or research projects.
Grants are generally focused on select regions, including parts of the Midwest, the Southwest, and specific areas in California and Colorado, though some national projects may be considered. Awards vary in size and are determined based on the potential impact of the proposed program and alignment with the Foundation’s interests. Organizations that demonstrate a strong connection to themes such as health, personal development, leadership, youth engagement, community support, environmental stewardship, or inner-life growth may be particularly well-suited for consideration.
The Foundation reviews proposals in defined cycles throughout the year, allowing organizations to submit materials for consideration at specific times. Funding is intended to help recipients carry out programs that create meaningful outcomes for individuals and communities, emphasizing depth of impact over broad distribution. Grants can be used flexibly to support program development, expansion, or enhancement of activities that advance wellbeing, leadership, or community vitality.
Overall, the Foundation seeks to partner with organizations that are committed to transformative work and that demonstrate alignment with its values and areas of interest. The grant process is designed to prioritize organizations and initiatives that are well-positioned to create measurable and lasting benefits, providing resources to support projects that foster positive change and strengthen the people and communities they serve.
