Empowering Communities Through Literacy and Lifelong Learning
The American Heart Investment Committee (AHIG) is excited to share a funding opportunity designed to advance community-based literacy and education initiatives. This grant supports organizations committed to improving reading, writing, and communication skills for individuals of all ages, with a special focus on underserved and marginalized communities.
By promoting accessible education, digital literacy, and family engagement, this grant aims to reduce literacy disparities and build more inclusive, empowered communities. Funding is available to nonprofits seeking to enhance individual and collective well-being through the power of literacy and learning.
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Grant Overview
• Grant ID: 63726
• Funding Range: $50,000 – $100,000
• Application Deadline: Ongoing
• Funding Type: Program Support
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Program Focus Areas
This grant will support programs that contribute to:
• Community Development & Services
• Education & Lifelong Learning
• Nonprofit Support & Capacity Building
• Quality of Life Initiatives
• Other Community-Driven Efforts
Projects that foster digital literacy, promote family involvement, and strengthen social inclusion are particularly encouraged to apply.
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Eligibility Requirements
Applicants must meet the following criteria:
• Be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, or
• Have IRS 501(c)(3) status, excluding institutions of higher education
Organizations should demonstrate a strong track record or promising approach in literacy, education, or community development work.
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Ideal Projects
This grant is designed for initiatives that:
• Expand community literacy services across demographics
• Provide accessible, inclusive educational programming
• Address literacy gaps in low-income or marginalized communities
• Support lifelong learning and digital competency
• Encourage intergenerational and family literacy engagement
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Why Apply?
In a world where literacy is foundational to social and economic advancement, this grant helps nonprofits scale programs that give individuals the tools to:
• Advance educational achievement
• Improve job readiness and self-sufficiency
• Strengthen civic participation
• Enhance overall quality of life
Whether you’re launching a new initiative or expanding a proven program, this funding opportunity offers critical support to help drive educational equity and community impact.
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How to Apply
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Interested organizations should:
1. Review full eligibility guidelines on the AHIG Membership Portal
2. Prepare a proposal demonstrating program relevance, community need, and measurable impact
3. Submit the application along with necessary documentation via the online portal
Together, we can bridge literacy gaps and build a stronger, more informed society.