GLCF: Youth Philanthropy Council Grant - Stuart J. Turille Youth Philanthropy Award

The GLCF: Youth Philanthropy Council Grant, offered by the Greater Lynchburg Community Foundation, empowers high school seniors to engage in philanthropy by granting $10,000 to local organizations serving youth needs. Eligible applicants include 501(c)(3) nonprofits within the Lynchburg area. This initiative fosters community awareness and involvement among youth, encouraging them to address local challenges through meaningful contributions. With a focus on volunteerism and charitable giving, the program aims to inspire the next generation of community leaders.

Grant Philosophy
Grants are made to tax-exempt charitable organizations and institutions in our service area that have received a 501(c)(3) classification from the Internal Revenue Service.
What is the Youth Philanthropy Council?
One of our goals is to instill in our youth the awareness of our community needs and the desire to be active in our community by means of volunteering and philanthropy. The Youth Philanthropy Council (YPC) does just that.
Seniors from high schools within our service area serve for one year on the Youth Philanthropy Council of the Greater Lynchburg Community Foundation. Students are nominated to this program by faculty and staff of their respective school.
They are responsible for granting $10,000 or more to a deserving local charitable organization that services the needs of youth in our area.
If you are a nonprofit agency that serves the needs of youth and children in the Greater Lynchburg area, please consider applying.

Eligibility

Grants are made to tax-exempt charitable organizations and institutions in our service area that have received a 501(c)(3) classification from the Internal Revenue Service.The Greater Lynchburg Community Foundation awards grants and scholarships to nonprofit organizations that serve the citizens of the City of Lynchburg and the counties of Amherst, Appomattox, Bedford, and Campbell.