Y-12 FCU Gives Foundation Grant

Y-12 FCU Gives Foundation Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Y12 Fcu Gives Foundation Inc
Last Updated: March 30, 2026

Summary

The Y-12 FCU Gives Foundation Grant aims to combat childhood hunger in Tennessee by providing financial support to local organizations dedicated to this cause. Grants are awarded based on alignment with the Foundation's mission to nourish underprivileged children. Eligible organizations must be based in specific counties and ensure that funds remain local. The Foundation also offers additional support, such as volunteers and educational sessions, to enhance the impact of funded programs.

Overview

Y-12 FCU Gives Foundation Grant The Y-12 FCU Gives Foundation is working to reduce childhood hunger in our community by awarding grants to local organizations that fight childhood hunger on the front lines. The Y-12 FCU Gives Foundation receives many requests for support in the form of grants. Because resources are limited, our Foundation supports the needs of organizations that align with our purpose. Our purpose: To reduce the number of undernourished children in the communities we serve by providing them with food, knowledge, and resources. In addition to funding, the Y-12 FCU Gives Foundation partners with its grantees to give additional benefits for the 12-month period. Those benefits include things like: Volunteers Educational sessions Publicity

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Your organization, and its respective program, must be located within these counties of Tennessee:Anderson Blount Campbell Knox Loudon Roane Sevier UnionThe grant money must stay in those communities without being processed by a national organization. The grant must address childhood hunger.

Ineligibility

As a general policy, we do not approve grants to:Individuals Political campaigns or endorsements Projects that have explicit religious content, express a particular religious view, or advance a religious purpose.Some secular community service programs such as food ministries may be eligible, even when sponsored by religious groups. The Foundation will not commit to multi-year funding.