Rauch Foundation Grant

The Rauch Foundation Grant focuses on promoting systemic change through innovative approaches in global food systems and financial literacy for students. By partnering with various organizations, including nonprofits and educational institutions, the foundation aims to create significant impacts on community health and economic preparedness. Their work emphasizes evidence-based research and collaboration, particularly in addressing environmental concerns and enhancing financial education among the youth.

NOTE:
Although we do not accept unsolicited proposals, we invite organizations to send us information about programs and initiatives you see as a fit within our program priorities. Organizations invited to submit proposals will have the opportunity to do so through our online web portal.
What We Support
The Rauch Foundation takes an entrepreneurial approach to promoting change by investing in areas where we can have a fundamental impact.
To promote a healthy planet through research into global food systems.To promote the financial preparedness of rising generations of students by supporting schools in the delivery of financial literacy programs
Building on the Rauch Foundation’s long history of providing evidence-based research and data to inform policy, our work in food systems is centered on exploring the nexus between the food we consume and the systems involved in its financing, sourcing, production and delivery.
Working for systemic change.
The Rauch Foundation invests in ideas and organizations that spark positive systemic change.
However, we do look for sound data, leadership, other grant partners, strong management skills, and a focus on evidence-based outcomes.
We are committed to partnering with nonprofits and NGOs, the private sector, labor, research institutions, universities, the media, and other funders to help achieve shared goals and work through common issues.

Eligibility

We are committed to partnering with nonprofits and NGOs, the private sector, labor, research institutions, universities, the media, and other funders to help achieve shared goals and work through common issues.