Green Family Foundation Grants

The Green Family Foundation's grant program supports holistic programs that directly impact global health, alleviate poverty, and empower communities. Grants are primarily aimed at funding organizations looking to launch or expand activities with a goal of sustainability. The foundation's interest lies in grassroots organizations that offer innovative and quality programming to directly combat poverty and global health issues. The grant program focuses on several key areas:

1. Global Health & Development: Providing grants to organizations aiming to bridge the gap between poverty and opportunity through education, health services, jobs, and community participation. The foundation supports holistic approaches to health and development programs, particularly those aligned with achieving the Millennium Development Goals by 2015, focusing on education, care, treatment, research, and sustainable activities for community self-sufficiency.

2. Community Empowerment: Supporting programs that offer continuing education opportunities for adults and teens, with a focus on technology access, computer literacy, and social advocacy to strengthen communities through participation, education, and activism.

3. Youth Arts: Funding programs that encourage youth to express their views creatively and constructively, aiming to provide an avenue for creative expression and opportunities for a successful future.

4. Education: Encouraging programs that challenge young people to think beyond their community norms to broaden their understanding of social challenges, health awareness, government, and interpersonal communication.

Grant sizes typically range from $1,500 to $30,000, aiming to support a variety of projects with the end goal of establishing long-term sustainability for the organizations involved.