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Louisville Folk School
By Dave Howard February 2021
Children Shouldn't Hunger
By Leo Braddock October 2020The Anti-Racist Writing Workshop website
By Felicia Rose Chavez August 2020
Bluegrass Literacy Project
By Tara Singh January 2020
Butterfly Effect Girls Club of Mercer County
By Arianna Mojica October 2019
Regular Kids Project
By Laura Bomar August 2019
Derby City CARES Mentoring Movement: THE RISING
By Tianna Barnes-Palmer June 2019
LGBTQ+ Friendly Healthcare Providers
By Spencer Jenkins June 2019
Lemonade Day Louisvile
By Lauren Coulter February 2019
Louisville Drone Academy
By Ian Willmot February 2019
She Became
By Isabella N Thom December 2018
Galentine's Dance
By Grace Bagga December 2018
26th Street Waystation
By Mariel Gardner October 2018
Project Uncaged + Sarabande in Youth Detention
By Tasha Golden June 2018
Localmojis - Hyper-local emojis
By Jordan Crone June 2018
Movie-in On Up!
By Smoketown Family Wellness Center June 2018
Maya Collection Expansion Project
By Emily Cain June 2018
OT3D: Improving Quality of Life in Older Adults
By Sara Story June 2018Rethinking the Importance of Water
By Jamie Neal June 2018
Latinx Leadership & College Experience Camp- LLCEC
By Milton Meza June 2018
School Startup
By Ashley Lamb-Sinclair June 2018
STEMY Academy
By Allison Tu October 2017
Scoring Goals in the South End
By Jennifer Nunn October 2017Ali The Poet
By Mackenzie Berry August 2017
Yellow Belles Podcast
By Michelle Eigenheer June 2017
Available Light
By Louisville Story Program March 2017
Steve's Club Louisville
By Nicole Harp October 2016
Stimming book
By Molly Kelley August 2016
Four Paws Two Hearts for Veterans
By Kait W. Seyal January 2016
Light it up!
By Falls City Community BikeWorks January 2016
Steam Exchange
By Rachel Mauser December 2015
Black History Matters
By Taylor Little December 2015
Surgery on Sunday Louisville Inc.
By Claire Simms September 2015
About Us
We give $1,000 grants to Louisville, KY-based projects that get people talking, sharing, and creating. We especially love projects that involve social entrepreneurship, community building, and technology and that benefit lots of people. We don't fund requests for personal grants (i.e. rent) or small business operations (i.e. admin or startup costs).
We meet every other month and invite the creators of our favorite projects to make their pitch. Directly after, we vote, announce the winner, and hand over the money! We take you at your word that you’ll finish the project and keep us in the loop along the way.
Our group runs in a lot of fun circles (not literally) around town, and we enjoy connecting good people and good causes. Even if you don't get a grant, we're happy to connect you with people who share your interests and are #awesomesauce.