Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America: Financial Stability Grant

The Allianz Life Insurance Company's Financial Stability Grant aims to reduce barriers to economic inclusion by supporting nonprofit organizations that enhance financial stability for low- to moderate-income families. With grants ranging from $50,000 to $75,000, this program prioritizes groups that serve diverse communities, promote equity, and collaborate with local organizations. By focusing on basic needs such as food, shelter, and affordable housing, Allianz is committed to fostering sustainable economic independence within the Twin Cities metro area.

Grant Program
We do this by providing charitable grants to nonprofit organizations that help people achieve financial stability, sustainability, and security throughout their lifetime.
Allianz supports organizations that work to meet these needs, with a focus on creating stability and financial independence.
We provide grants to organizations that:
Provide food, clothing, and shelter paired with programming that supports individuals and families in increasing their financial stability (for example, food banks and transitional housing programs).
Improve access to affordable food.
Increase or improve affordable housing.
We give priority to organizations that:

• Serve low- to moderate-income families
• Are led by and primarily serve people who are racially and/or ethnically diverse
• Have a mission rooted in equity
• Collaborate with other community organizations

Include some focus on the St. Paul Midway and adjacent communities, such as Frogtown and Rondo
Funding
Grants range from $25,000 to $50,000, but organizations with budgets under $2 million typically receive grants of $25,000.

Eligibility

Organizations must be tax-exempt under paragraph 501(c)(3) of the IRS code.Allianz provides grants in the seven-county Twin Cities metro area. An organization may only receive funding in one of the focus areas each year.

Ineligibility

Excluded from consideration for financial support are: Organizations that are not tax-exempt under paragraph 501(c)(3) of the IRS code; individuals; religious organizations for denominational or religious purposes; labor, fraternal, athletic, or political organizations; capital funds for buildings and equipment; endowment funds; academic institutions and medical institutions; organizations outside of the Twin Cities metropolitan area; professional business organizations or associations; granting organizations or foundations that re-gift donations to nonprofits (exceptions include federated organizations and in-focus funds within community foundations – e.g., United Way, Community Health Charities, etc.); any organization deemed to present a reputational risk to Allianz.