Melissa is implementing a technology system to seamlessly integrate the XO laptop into classrooms so that it can be more effective and used to its fullest potential. ... More
Mallory has created a new program to combat the problems of food insecurity for home-bound elderly citizens, the Saturday Brunch Program, where she and other volunteers bring food to those most in need. ... More
Want to make change, but lack the funds? We can help.
$500 Disaster Grants
Do you have a project or idea to promote disaster preparedness or offer disaster relief? Maybe you're building houses down in New Orleans, planning an emergency coat drive for families in crisis this winter, or collecting toys for kids who’ve been through a natural disaster. We want to hear from you!
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Deadline: None! Apply now! You will be notified 2-3 months after submission.
Did you create a sustainable community action project, program or organization that you want to grow? Do you need money to put your ideas into action? We give out a $500 Do Something Grant every week to help young people just like YOU!
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Deadline: None! Apply now! You will be notified 2-3 months after submission.
Is dating abuse acceptable among your friends? We didn't think so! Help combat dating abuse by taking a stand at your school. Run a Pep Rally, hold an awareness day or learn how to text for good.
Do Something Award Winners represent the pivotal "do-ers" in their field, cause, or issue and are rewarded with a huge project grant, participation in a special award ceremony, media coverage, and continued support from Do Something.
Number of Winners: Five Award Amount(s): Four winners will receive $10,000 and one Grand Prize winner will receive $100,000 towards their organization or cause.
Each $500 Do Something General Grant Winner is powered by American Express to help grow a project that addresses different issues all around the world.
Each Disaster Grant winner received $500 from Dunkin' Brands Community Foundation to fund their projects that help emergency preparedness and disaster relief.
