Up to $30,000 Community Impact Grant
- Organization: TEEEM (The Empathy Equality Entrepreneurship Mission)
- Type: Grant
- Location: Global
- Deadline: November 1, 2026
- Funding: Fully Funded
TEEEM, a New Jersey education nonprofit founded in 2018, is running its first Community Impact Grant Program, funding nonprofit and charitable organisations anywhere in the world that build community-led solutions in education, youth development, health, gender equity, livelihoods and infrastructure. Grants typically run from $5,000 to $30,000, and applications are a single PDF emailed to the foundation by 1 November 2026. **What you get:** - Community Grants of $5,000 to $10,000 for local projects and grassroots initiatives - Growth Grants of $10,000 to $20,000 to expand programmes that already work - Transformational Grants of $20,000 to $30,000 for large initiatives with long-term potential - Requests outside these ranges may still be considered, and awards may be funded in full or in part **What you'll do:** - Complete the Community Impact Grant Application: executive summary, organisational capacity, community need, project plan, impact measures, sustainability, risks and a detailed budget - Submit the application and required attachments as a single PDF by email - If funded, submit a mid-year progress report and a final impact report, with financial updates on how the grant was used - Share photos, stories and testimonials, and tell TEEEM about significant changes to the project **Key dates:** - Applications opened August 17, 2026 - Applications close November 1, 2026 - Review completed November 13, 2026 - Grant awards announced November 20, 2026 - Mid-year report due February 28, 2027 - End-of-year report due June 30, 2027 **More information:** - The full application, eligibility, reporting and attachment requirements are in the Community Impact Grant Application linked from the TEEEM Foundation page - Questions go to Michelle Della Fortuna, VP of Finance and Strategy, at michelle@teeem.org - Applications are evaluated on mission alignment, organisational capacity, community need, sustainability and anticipated impact
