Non-Profits Can Qualify to be Awarded $100,000!
The NBCUniversal Foundation is partnering with NBC Los Angeles to create 21st Century Solutions, a local grant challenge for nonprofit organizations implementing new and innovative programs. Now through August 15, we’re looking for fresh ideas that are moving our community forward. The winner will receive a $100,000 grant and two runners-up will each receive $50,000, totaling $200,000 in grants for Los Angeles.
The competitive grant challenge is open to eligible 501(c)(3) organizations that are implementing progressive programs, approximately less than three years old. 21st Century Solutions will accept applications for programs that are addressing new emerging challenges or ongoing issues in the areas of Arts and Media, Civic Engagement, Jobs and Economic Empowerment, Community Development, Technology and Innovation, Education, and Environment.
Qualifying non-profit organizations must be physically located in and serve the NBC Los Angeles Television Market, as defined as the terrestrial geographic viewing area in the counties of Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino, Riverside-WEST, Ventura, Kern-East, Inyo, Esmeralda in the state of California. Please review the grant program’s complete eligibility requirements to ensure your organization fall within the guidelines.
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Originally Posted at: http://www.nbclosangeles.com/21stCenturySolutions/overview/?fullSite=y
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With a background in Producing, Project Management and Business Development, Mike is passionate about non-profits and excited about finding creative ways to integrate philanthropic philosophies into existing for-profit business models.
His goal with socially responsible strategies is to drive new traffic, improve corporate culture and foster company pride, all while increasing a business' exposure and profits.
Mike is borderline obsessed with new media and harnessing emerging technologies. He loves working with dedicated people and supplying them with all the tools necessary to make a project the best it can be.
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