Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Indiana, Inc. (TMMI) Grants

From Toyota

At Toyota, we believe an auto company can also be a vehicle for change. Toyota partners with nonprofit organizations in the U.S., focusing on improving the communities where we live and work. Our mission encapsulates support for education (with a priority on STEM), inclusive mobility, and community resilience, particularly in environmental sustainability and safety.

Type of Support

Overview

The broad goals of Toyota's grant program are to support initiatives that lead to meaningful change within communities, especially those where Toyota’s employees live and work. They prioritize funding for:

Education – With special consideration for STEM programs to help develop future workforces.
Inclusive Mobility – Aiming to connect people to opportunities through the development of inclusive mobility solutions.
Community Resilience – Efforts to build resilience by addressing needs required to thrive, focusing on environmental sustainability and driver/passenger safety.

Secondary areas of support include Health and Human Services, Arts and Culture, and Civic and Community programs. Toyota looks for projects that:

Benefit a broad audience.
Engage with local educational frameworks.
Have clear, measurable objectives.
Include mechanisms for evaluating and reporting on outcomes.
Offer leadership and development opportunities.
Target youth engagement within prioritized areas.
Are supported by other funding organizations through financial or strategic commitments.

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