FNBO Impact Grants

FNBO Impact Grants

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: First National Bank of Omaha
Last Updated: February 09, 2026

Summary

The FNBO Impact Grant Program aims to empower nonprofit organizations that eliminate barriers to economic and social opportunities. Focusing on Affordable Housing, Workforce Development, and Financial Literacy, this initiative supports projects that enhance community well-being and promote personal economic self-sufficiency. While the 2025 grant cycle is closed, interested applicants should check back in early 2026 for updates on future funding opportunities.

Overview

NOTE: The 2025 Impact Grant Cycle is now closed. We invite you to check back in early 2026 for updates on the timing of our next grant cycle. Impact Grants At FNBO, we envision a future where all our communities are strong and successful. We understand that in order to achieve that vision, every individual must have access to the tools, resources and opportunities that help them do more – to reach their goals and improve their overall financial well-being. That is why our Impact Grant Program focuses on partnering with and empowering nonprofit organizations that break down barriers to economic and social opportunities. Our Impact Grant Program addresses needs related to Affordable Housing & Neighborhood Revitalization, Workforce Development & Entrepreneurship, and Financial Literacy, Adult Education & Security. The funding focus within each category includes: Affordable Housing & Neighborhood Revitalization: Increasing or maintaining access to safe, affordable, and quality housing or stimulating revitalization in blighted, underserved, and distressed communities. Workforce Development & Entrepreneurship: Growing local economies through small business development and job creation. Financial Literacy, Adult Education & Security: Strengthening individual core competencies that will improve personal economic self-sufficiency, through adult financial literacy, vocational and employability training, and adult basic education.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website.