Slave 2 Nothing Foundation Grant Program

Geographic Scope: Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington (ten states where In-N-Out Burger® does business)

Program Overview

The Slave 2 Nothing Foundation supports 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations through a competitive grant process. One of the primary ways the foundation advances its mission is through grantmaking. The foundation prioritizes nonprofit organizations that demonstrate a strong commitment to addressing substance abuse and human trafficking through direct service and impactful outcomes.

Focus Areas

• Substance Abuse
• Human Trafficking

Eligibility Criteria

Organizations must meet ALL of the following requirements:

• Have a mission and core programming that clearly and tangibly align with one or both designated focus areas (substance abuse and human trafficking)
• Be recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
• Have a minimum of five (5) years of operational history
• Provide services within the defined geographic focus area (Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington)
• Be prepared to submit audited financial statements and other standard internal financial documentation upon request

Service Categories - Substance Abuse

• Long-Term Residential Programs
• Support Services
• Structured Sober Living Programs
• Outpatient Services
• Outreach Programs
• Transitional Housing
• Prevention & Education

Service Categories - Human Trafficking

• Drop-In Center Support Services
• Long-Term Residential
• Emergency Response
• Education & Prevention
• Emergency Safe Homes
• Identification

Application Process

The grant program operates on an invitation-only basis. Following an initial vetting process, selected organizations are invited to submit formal funding proposals.

Important Notes

• Unsolicited requests are not accepted. The foundation does not respond to unsolicited requests for funding.
• Meeting eligibility requirements is a first step but not a guarantee of invitation or funding
• The foundation focuses on building trusted partnerships with organizations whose work aligns with its mission, goals, and approach
• Support goes to initiatives most closely aligned with the foundation's priorities and impact goals

Contact

Organizations that align with the mission and purpose and could be eligible for a grant should contact the foundation to learn more.

Application Process

Note: This is an invitation-only grant program.

1. Initial Contact: Organizations that believe they align with the foundation's mission should contact the foundation to learn more about eligibility
2. Vetting Process: The foundation conducts an initial vetting process
3. Invitation: Selected organizations meeting the criteria are invited to submit formal funding proposals
4. Proposal Submission: Invited organizations submit detailed funding proposals
5. Financial Documentation: Organizations must be prepared to submit audited financial statements and other standard internal financial documentation upon request

Required Materials

• Audited financial statements
• Standard internal financial documentation
• Formal funding proposal (for invited organizations only)

Important: Unsolicited funding requests are not accepted.