Spotlight Community Impact Awards Grant
Media Power Youth
Funding Amount
US $1,000
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
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Eligible organizations
- New Hampshire public school students in grades 9 through 12 are invited to nominate an inspiring advisor, educator, coach, or community leader, and submit a digital media piece about how they have helped shape their educational journey.
- Students with all levels of experience in media creation are encouraged to participate.
- Follow your school district’s media policies and obtain appropriate permissions.
- Submit signed media release forms for all individuals featured in your project as well as yourself as the media creator.
Other requirements
- All work must be original, created by the student:Use only royalty-free or original music, images, and graphics.
- No AI-generated content is allowed.
- Parental/guardian consent to participating.
Overview
Media Power Youth presents the Spotlight Community Impact Awards, a creative media challenge for New Hampshire public high school students. Participants can nominate inspiring mentors and showcase their impact through original digital media. Each selected student and their nominated mentor stand a chance to win a $1,000 grand prize, fostering creativity and recognizing positive community contributions. This initiative emphasizes the importance of mentorship in education and encourages students to engage meaningfully with media.
Media Power Youth has launched the Spotlight Community Impact Awards — a creative media challenge for public high school students across New Hampshire to showcase the adult mentors making a positive difference in their communities.
A grand prize of $1,000 each will be awarded to both the student media creator and their nominated mentor.
Eligibility
New Hampshire public school students in grades 9 through 12 are invited to nominate an inspiring advisor, educator, coach, or community leader, and submit a digital media piece about how they have helped shape their educational journey. Students with all levels of experience in media creation are encouraged to participate.All work must be original, created by the student:Use only royalty-free or original music, images, and graphics.No AI-generated content is allowed.Follow your school district’s media policies and obtain appropriate permissions.Submit signed media release forms for all individuals featured in your project as well as yourself as the media creator.Parental/guardian consent to participating.
Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Youth programs
- Mentoring
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