Projects we will support must create or increase work-based opportunities for young people (14-21). These opportunities can be traditional jobs, paid or unpaid internships, job shadowing or apprenticeships over a period of time. Priority will be given to applications that demonstrate the strongest potential to open doors for youth to the workforce and allow them the first rung on their career ladder.
The Foundation wants to put more young people to work to learn how to problem solve, use critical thinking and be able to demonstrate dependability and work ethic.
The projects we seek to support must create or increase work-based opportunities for students enrolled in grades 8-12. These opportunities can be traditional jobs, paid or unpaid internships, job shadowing or apprenticeships. They must last a minimum of four weeks.
Priority will be given to applications that demonstrate the strongest potential to open doors for youth to the workforce and allow them the first rung on their career ladder through the job coach model.
Click to download the 2019 Youth WORK RFP.
HOW TO APPLY:
Application Start: (NOW CLOSED)
Application Deadline: (NOW CLOSED)
Panel Interviews: Week of Sept. 3 and/or Oct. 7, 2019
Grants Awarded: Week of Dec. 2, 2019
Grant Range: Up to $100,000
Official applications are accepted only through PhilNet.
Nonprofits with 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status to provide services to Broward County. City or county agencies with projects that demonstrate charitable intent in Broward County. Individuals are not eligible to apply. Previous or current grantee organizations must be in good standing with the Foundation and have submitted all required reports and documentation for all prior grants per the grant agreement.
The Foundation will not provide support to organizations which, in their constitution or practice, discriminate against a person or group on the basis of: age, political affiliation, race, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, religious belief, ethnicity or national origin.
