Ribbons of Hope Grant

Ribbons of Hope Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Ribbons of Hope Foundation
Amount: US $100,000
Last Updated: March 11, 2026

Summary

The Ribbons of Hope Grant, awarded annually by the Ribbons of Hope Foundation since 2012, aims to enhance the lives of women and children through education, health, economic independence, social well-being, and human rights initiatives. Non-profit organizations with a strong operational history and a commitment to impactful programs are encouraged to apply for this $100,000 grant, which supports both ongoing and self-sustaining projects.

Overview

Making an Impact Since 2012 Our goal is to make a positive impact on the lives of women and their children. Each year we award a $100,000 grant to a non-profit organization that promotes education, health, economic independence, social well-being or human rights for women and their children. The program/project for which you are seeking funding will improve the lives of women and/or children in one or more of the following areas: Health Education Economic Independence Social Well-being Human Rights Grants will fund the organization's capital investment in an ongoing program or a one-time, self-sustaining program. A limited amount could be considered for overhead or salaries.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Is a 501 (C) (3) organization as determined by the IRS for 3 years or moreIs an organization that has been in operation for a minimum of 3 years Has an annual operating revenue of more than $500,000 for a minimum of the last 3 years Has not been awarded a Ribbons of Hope grant within the last 5 years

Ineligibility

We do not provide funding for:Ongoing operating expenses; however, a small portion of your request may include funding for salaries, marketing, and administrative expenses directly related to your project or program. Special EventsComprehensive Capital CampaignsMicro-enterprise loansPrivate, tuition-based educational institutions, political entities, or religious institutions; however, programs affiliated with such organizations may be considered.