Small Grants That Enrich Communities Grant Program

Small Grants That Enrich Communities Grant Program

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: The Amcor Cares Foundation
Amount: Up to US $1,000
Last Updated: November 11, 2025

Summary

The Small Grants That Enrich Communities Grant Program, supported by The Amcor Cares Foundation, aims to enhance community welfare through funding for various initiatives. Eligible organizations include 501c3 designated nonprofits and accredited educational institutions. The program supports youth sports, educational enrichment, and community events, while it does not accept applications from individuals or political organizations. Committed to community development, Amcor Cares has been actively contributing since 1959.

Overview

Giving back since 1959 We care about the communities in which we live and work. Amcor Cares (formerly the Bemis Company Foundation) was founded as our principal tool in the United States to serve our Amcor Flexibles communities. From volunteer work to monetary donations and community support, Amcor Cares donates several million per year to charitable organizations. Through our partnership with Project Lead the Way, we strive to encourage greater student interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) learning and degree programs

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Organizations must be 501c3 IRS designated, or an accredited, non-profit educational institution. Small grants that enrich the communities: Youth Sports/Clubs School Booster Clubs/School Events Community Events/Festivals (not fundraisers) Community Theater/Chorus/Dance Conservation Organizations Education Enrichment Programs for students in grades K-12 Historical Societies Animal Welfare Organizations

Ineligibility

We do not accept applications from or for the following: Individuals; Hospitals; Political Organizations/Campaigns/Candidates; Religious Organizations that only serve the faith-community; Fundraising Sponsorships; Organizations that are not IRS designated 501c3 or an accredited, non-profit educational institution.