John P. Previti Memorial Foundation Grant

The John P. Previti Memorial Foundation Grant offers funding to non-profit organizations in Riverside and San Bernardino counties that focus on supporting at-risk youth. Grants, ranging from $1,000 to $10,000, are awarded to projects that provide essential services such as education, health, and basic needs. Eligible organizations must have 501(c)(3) status and align with the foundation's mission to uplift underprivileged youth and families in the community.

The John P Previti Memorial Foundation seeks charitable collaborations with non-profit organizations throughout Riverside and San Bernardino counties that educate, support and inspire at-risk youth.
If you are a 501-c3 organization operating within Riverside and San Bernardino counties, we welcome you to submit an online grant application during the months of May and June.
Grant Giving Principles
Grants are awarded to projects or programs that embrace the following principles:
Local: The programs support community-based programs that help at-risk children and their families throughout the Inland Empire receive basic human needs, such as food and shelter.Measurable: The organization pursues specific achievable objectives and goals that can be tracked and measured in order to monitor the impact of the grant.Educational: The non-profit embraces youth education as a priority in order to break the cycle of poverty and lack of opportunity.
Area of Focus
At-risk youth: We support organizations that protect, train and employ under-privileged and at-risk youth by providing them the tools to achieve their best physical, emotional, educational, professional, and health-related potential.Education: We focus on schools and community-based programs that improve community connections and the quality of life for youth, while providing opportunities for ongoing life-learning.Children’s well-being: We value programs and projects that are dedicated to improving essential human life needs, specifically for those who are least able to help themselves and who require assistance beyond their current capabilities.Recovery / assistance: We engage programs that offer solutions for youth through a recovery assistance program that focuses on providing the tools to maintain access to food, shelter, clothing and medical supplies.
Funding
Grants typically range from $1,000 to $10,000.

Eligibility

Non-profit organizations whose mission is aligned with our grant initiatives.
Organizations with current tax-exempt status under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue code
Organizations that fit within the four grant criteria
Faith-based organizations whose programs are available to the general public and broadly promoted
Organizational activities and philosophies that fit specifically in one of our four grant categories

Ineligibility

Who is not eligible:Individuals
Political parties, candidates or partisan political organizations
Travel ventures, including student trips or tours
Faith-based organizations, if their programs require adherence to or acceptance of a particular religious belief, or require participation in a religious service or activity.