PMIEF Grants

PMIEF Grants

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Project Management Institute
Last Updated: January 28, 2026

Summary

PMIEF Grants support nonprofit organizations that empower youth aged 14-24 through project management skills. These grants enhance internal capacity-building and incorporate project management into existing programs. By offering financial assistance and expertise, PMIEF aims to develop young people's skills in areas like leadership and entrepreneurship. Nonprofits are encouraged to work closely with PMIEF to create innovative programs that promote the success of youth through project management, fostering essential skills for their future.

Overview

NOTE: A Letter of Intent (LOI) is required, submitting an LOI does not constitute a full grant application. PMIEF Grants PMIEF awards grants to nonprofits that support and prepare youth for success by providing financial support and offering our project management expertise, resources, and volunteers to aid them in their missions. PMIEF awards a limited number of grants each year to nonprofit organizations, supporting the incorporation of project management skills into their programs as well as internal capacity-building. We award grants to nonprofit organizations to invest in the development of young people by advancing project management knowledge. Multi-year funding may support activities that include integrating project management into existing youth skills-building curricula and expanding curriculum and course offerings to promote project management as a critical skill. Other activities may include evaluating the impact of project management on youth and establishing innovative models and delivery mechanisms to enable youth success through project management.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Operate programs with a primary focus on working with youth aged 14–24 on skill-building, empowerment, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, leadership, project-based learning, etc.Deliver programs in one or more countriesHold a 501(c)(3) or international equivalentOperate, organize and administer services without regard to race, religion, gender, age, national origin, sexual orientation, or disabilityDemonstrate a willingness to work closely with PMIEF to help youth succeed through project management