The TEEEM Foundation Community Impact Grant Program supports nonprofit and community organizations implementing projects that create sustainable, measurable improvements in their communities. 

Funding focuses on initiatives that expand educational opportunities, empower youth, strengthen community development, improve access to healthcare, address food security, advance gender equity, and use entrepreneurship or innovative approaches to solve local challenges. Priority is given to projects serving underserved populations and demonstrating measurable outcomes and potential for long-term impact.

Grant Program Overview

TEEEM Foundation provides financial support to organizations that demonstrate:

● Sustainable and measurable community impact

● Strong leadership and financial stewardship

● Community-centered solutions

● Educational opportunities and youth development

● Entrepreneurial and innovative approaches to addressing challenges

● Alignment with TEEEM's mission and values

Typical Grant Awards

Grant amounts vary based on organizational need, project scope, and available funding.

● $5,000 – $10,000 for small community initiatives

● $10,000 – $20,000 for growing impact projects

● $20,000 – $30,000 for large-scale community initiatives

Organizations requesting amounts outside these ranges may still be considered. Funding may be awarded in full or in part based on available resources and program priorities.

Funding Priorities

Priority consideration may be given to organizations that:

-Empower underserved populations

-Create sustainable long-term impact

-Promote educational access and opportunity

-Support food security and access to basic needs

-Improve access to medical care and community health initiatives

-Advance female empowerment and gender equity

-Develop infrastructure that strengthens communities

-Support youth leadership and development

-Foster entrepreneurship and economic opportunity

-Demonstrate measurable outcomes and lasting impact

-Engage community members in planning and implementation

-Exhibit strong financial stewardship and transparency

-Align with TEEEM's mission of empathy, equality, entrepreneurship, and

service

Submit all application materials to:

Michelle Della Fortuna

Vice President of Finance & Strategy

TEEEM Foundation

Email: michelle@teeem.org

Reporting Expectations

Organizations selected for funding will be expected to provide:

● Submit a Mid-Year Progress Report

● Submit a Final Impact Report

● Provide financial updates on the use of grant funds

● Share photos, stories, testimonials, and other impact materials upon request

● Notify TEEEM Foundation of any significant changes to the funded project