Reynolds and Reynolds Company Foundation Grant

Reynolds and Reynolds Company Foundation Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Reynolds and Reynolds Company Foundation
Last Updated: November 26, 2025

Summary

The Reynolds and Reynolds Company Foundation, established in 1986, focuses on supporting higher education programs through grants and scholarships. Grants are awarded quarterly, and organizations may apply once per fiscal year. The foundation emphasizes community support in regions including Dayton, Ohio, and Houston, Texas. However, it does not fund certain organizations, such as those lacking 501(c)(3) status, political entities, or individual schools. Successful grant recipients may be required to provide assessments of their grant outcomes.

Overview

The Company Foundation Focus The Reynolds and Reynolds Company Foundation, founded in 1986, has a focus on giving towards higher education programs. We proudly support individual students and academic institutions. Our goal is to prepare quality students for key roles in our regional communities. Grant Information Grants for higher education institutions and scholarships are made four times annually. Organizations can be considered for a grant once per fiscal year. An approved grant does not guarantee future support. If you receive our grant, we may ask for a comprehensive assessment of grant success. We focus on supporting our community in areas where we primarily operate — Dayton, Ohio; Celina, Ohio; Houston, Texas; College Station, Texas.

Eligibility

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

Ineligibility

Due to federal law, policy, or budget limitations, we do not contribute to the following:Organizations without IRS tax exemption 501(c)(3) status Individual primary or secondary schools Sectarian organizations having a predominantly religious purpose Individuals Political parties, offices, or candidates Fraternal or veteran’s organizations Organizations who cannot provide adequate accounting records or procedures Tax-supported universities and colleges for operating purposes Funding for deficits or debt retirement Endowments Courtesy advertising Fundraising events Capital campaigns