Coors Light Líderes Grant Program

Coors Light Líderes Grant Program

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Molson Coors Beverage Co
Amount: US $10,000
Last Updated: September 10, 2025

Summary

The Coors Light Líderes Grant Program honors exceptional Latino leaders across the U.S. and Puerto Rico, awarding five individuals with a $10,000 grant each for their nonprofit organizations. This initiative, active for 17 years, aims to empower emerging leaders who demonstrate significant community impact through innovative programs. Eligible nominees must be between 21-39 years old, associated with a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and committed to fostering positive change in their communities.

Overview

About Coors Light honors Latino leaders across the U.S. and Puerto Rico through the Coors Light Líderes of the Year program. Five outstanding leaders will be selected across the country for their commitment to community. Each winner will be recognized with a $10,000 grant for their nonprofit organization and join the exclusive alumni network. For 17 years, the program has emboldened Latino trailblazers who, through their innovative leadership initiatives, have a transformational impact on the communities they serve, achieve personal and professional success, and serve as role models for the next generation of Hispanic leaders. How to be a Coors Light Líder: Demonstrate outstanding leadership in their communityWork for a nonprofit organization or a leadership volunteer role for a nonprofitDrive to make an impact on local communitySupports a nonprofit program or initiative with a nonprofit proven record to drive change This year, five winners will be selected, and each awarded a $10,000 grant for their nonprofits to fund a community project or program.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. The nominee must be:An outstanding Latino leader in the community who demonstrates leadership values and qualities and is seen as an emerging, next generation leader.Associated with a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that meets all of the “Nonprofit Eligibility Requirements” outlined below through a volunteer leadership role or an employee of the nonprofit organization.Of Hispanic/Latino descent, between the ages of 21 and 39 years old and a legal resident of the U.S. or Puerto Rico.An emerging community leader in good standing with the community who through his/her words and actions exemplify leadership and works toward establishing noteworthy improvement in the lives of individuals, communities, and organizations.Nominees must be serving the community through areas such as leadership development, higher education, sustainability, economic empowerment, or social justice initiatives.Nominations can be submitted by nonprofits or the public on behalf of an individual. Self nominations are also accepted. Name and contact of the nonprofit and contact information of nominee and/or nominator must be provided at time of nomination.Nonprofit Eligibility Requirements include:Must have a 501(c)(3) certification and a commitment to ethical business and social practices.Have a project or program that benefits the Hispanic community. If the nonprofit does not already have such a Hispanic-focused program, the organization must be willing to augment an existing program to include Latinos or create one if their nominee is elected as one of the five winners of the Coors Light Líderes Program and receives a $10,000 grant for the nonprofit.Have existing project(s) or program(s) that mostly focus on persons 21 years old and older.Align with Coors Light corporate social responsibility commitments and agree to work with Coors Light.The five individuals selected as Líderes of the Year will be awarded a $10,000 grant for the nonprofit represented at the time of submission.Honorees will remain engaged with the Coors Light Líderes program throughout the year.The grants must be used as follows:Fund a new or existing community project that benefits the Hispanic community and follows the eligibility requirements and approval from Coors Light.The nonprofit will provide a summary report of how funds were used within a year of receiving the grant.

Ineligibility

Youth serving organizations, health related issues, K-12 schools and political organizations are not eligible for funding.Nominees must not have any history of alcohol-related incidents, such as driving while intoxicated.