Promoting holistic and collaborative care to nurture student well-being and empower academic achievement. Values include collaboration with purpose, breaking down barriers, strengthening families, and informing strategic choices with data.
The Fund for Omaha grant program aims to fill existing funding gaps for organizations that emphasize the voices and rights of BIPOC individuals, focusing on systemic change, community connectivity, and equitable access across all societal segments. Specific program goals include building nonprofit capacity at the grassroots level, supporting advocacy for systemic change, fostering community connections, and ensuring equitable access for people of color. The program prioritizes funding for initiatives that address racial equity gaps in arts & culture, neighborhoods, economic opportunities, health, transportation, and creating vibrant communities. Funding considerations are based on equitable access, cultural awareness, authentic engagement, and capacity building of local nonprofits working towards a more equitable community.