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Super School Scores Initiative (Bay Area)

GenYOUTH Incorporated

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Funding Amount

Not stated

Deadline

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Grant Type

Foundation

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Cycle: One-time opportunity
Tracked since: April 2026

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Overview

Super School Scores Initiative

Program Name: Super Bowl LX's Super Schools

Geographic Scope: Bay Area (host community for Super Bowl LX)

Focus Areas:

Increasing access to healthy school meals
Expanding physical activity opportunities
Community initiative tied to Super Bowl LX (February 2026)

Program Description:
Community-based initiative in partnership with Oakland Unified School District, Bay Area Host Committee, and purpose-driven supporters to increase access to school meals and physical activity opportunities.

Target Schools: 60 schools in Bay Area

Potential Impact:

Increasing access to 9 million school meals
Expanding physical activity opportunities for over 33,000 Bay Area students

Partners:

Oakland Unified School District
Bay Area Host Committee
Purpose-driven supporters and corporate partners

Event Connection: Proceeds and awareness raised through Taste of the NFL and related Super Bowl LX activities

What GenYOUTH Incorporated actually gave

Source: IRS Form 990, 2024

Grants in 2024: 176
Total given: $2.46M
Median grant: $8,707
Range: $5,000–$219K

By dollars: Texas 24%, Nevada 10%, Colorado 6%. Top recipient cities: Las Vegas, NV; Denver, CO; Reno, NV.
0% of grants with a stated purpose were for general or operating support.
79% of recipients were new grantees, not repeat recipients.

Example grants

Houston ISD · Houston, TX

Support physical activities in schools

$219K
Southwest ISD · Sa, TX

Combat food insecurity in schools

$81K
Clark County School District · Las Vegas, NV

Support physical activities in schools

$70K
Aurora Pub Sch Nutrition Svc · Aurora, CO

Combat food insecurity in schools

$68K
Portland School District · Portland, OR

Support physical activities in schools

$54K