Children's Fund Grant Opportunities

One of the main purposes of the Children's Fund is to provide grants in support of projects that benefit children and families. The Children's Fund Board of Trustees looks for projects that:

Advocate for the essential rights and welfare of children and youth
Promote learning environments that facilitate optimal development
Produce effective interventions that address both learning and social–emotional issues that impede a child's success and well-being
Embrace individual and group differences of children and youth based on gender and diverse ethnic, cultural, language, and experiential backgrounds

Disaster Relief

The NASP Children's Fund is reaching out to help provide relief for NASP members, their students, and schools impacted by the severe weather and tornadoes in recent months. The NASP Children's Fund has made additional money available for distribution to NASP members in affected states.

Disaster Relief Application

Please contact Sally Baas with any questions.

Tiny Grants

Basic Needs Tiny Grants Available

The Board of Trustees of the NASP Children's Fund continues to have a limited number of Basic Needs Tiny Grants available for this fiscal year.

Preapproved Tiny Grants provide reimbursement up to $200 to individual NASP members for the purchase of a basic need item for a child. Examples are: dental work, glasses, coats, clothing, and food.

Tiny Grants Application

Please contact Janet Friedman with any questions.

Service Grants

Service Grants in amounts of $500 to $3000 are available and must provide direct benefit to children. Applicants must be school psychologists and must be current members of both NASP and The Children's Fund. Examples of Service Grants that have been approved in the last several years include a district-wide community reading day, a project focusing on prevention of bullying, and a project that provided a gifted and talented lending library and resource bank for families of gifted children in an economically underprivileged neighborhood.

Service Grants Application

Please contact Mark Roth with any questions.

Youth Empowerment Mini-Grants

Youth Empowerment Mini-Grants of up to $500 are available to student groups or individuals who develop projects that assist their fellow students. These grants may be used for antibullying projects, appreciation for diversity projects, or any other program that focuses on student assistance. The application may be submitted by a student and/or student advisor but must be countersigned by the Responsible Adult Fiscal Agent. The Responsible Adult Fiscal Agent must be a current NASP member who will be responsible for:

overseeing the project

ensuring that the grant funds are spent for the purposes intended as stipulated in the grant application

submitting all receipts for expenses to the Children's Fund. Grant recipients are also required to submit a short written report summarizing the project and its success. Up to five Youth Empowerment Mini-Grants will be awarded each year.

Youth Empowerment Mini-Grants Application

Please contact Beverly Winter with any questions.

Children's Fund Grant Opportunities

Disaster Relief

Tiny Grants

Basic Needs Tiny Grants Available

Service Grants

Youth Empowerment Mini-Grants

Tiny Grants Application Form

Mental Health Start-up Grant Application Form

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