The Amplifier Grant

Grant Overview

Donor: The Outrage

About: The Amplifier Grant is designed to support individuals, businesses, and organizations making a positive impact on their communities. This grant provides at least $5,000 in funds and is awarded seasonally—Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, allowing a variety of projects and initiatives to seek support throughout the year. The grant focuses on a broad range of efforts, including bakeries, after-school programs, grassroots organizations, and more. The primary aim is to support initiatives that strive to make the world a better place, helping overcome funding barriers for innovative and impactful projects.

The Amplifier Grant is open to U.S.-based individuals, businesses, organizations, grassroots initiatives, nonprofits, startups, and high school projects. The initiative aims to foster community impact, social change, and the growth of grassroots organizations and small businesses. By providing financial support, the grant helps these initiatives achieve their goals and create a positive impact in their communities.

Focus: Community Impact, Social Change, Grassroots Organizations, Small Businesses, Nonprofits

Region: United States

Eligibility:
-U.S.-based individuals, businesses, organizations
-Grassroots initiatives, nonprofits, startups, high school projects

Benefits:
-Minimum $5,000 grant
-Awarded seasonally (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall)
-Rolling basis application process

Terms:
-The Amplifier Grant: A grant supporting community impact and social change initiatives.
-Community impact: Positive effects and changes brought about by initiatives within a community.
-Social change: Efforts aimed at improving society and addressing social issues.
-Grassroots organizations: Locally-based groups focused on community-level issues and initiatives.
-Small businesses: Independently owned and operated businesses with a small number of employees.
-Nonprofits: Organizations that operate for charitable or social purposes rather than profit.