Deadline: 13-Nov-20
In an effort to support organizations educating our world about the benefits of living and working together in a diverse society, the Nissan Foundation is accepting Letters of Intent for its 2021 grant cycle.
The mission of the Nissan Foundation – to build community by valuing culture diversity – is as relevant today as it was in 1992 when it was founded. Formed in response to the civil unrest that occurred near Nissan North America’s then U.S. sales operations in Southern California following the Rodney King trial verdict, the Nissan Foundation has annually awarded hundreds of thousands of dollars to nonprofit organizations that support the Foundation’s mission.
Requirements
All organizations applying for grants through the Nissan Foundation must meet the following requirements:
- Have 501(c)(3) nonprofit status;
- Demonstrate experience with populations served;
- Have been in existence for more than three years;
- Serve communities surrounding Nissan’s affiliate locations:
- Southern California;
- Middle Tennessee;
- Central Mississippi;
- Dallas/Ft. Worth;
- Detroit;
- New York;
- Atlanta.
In addition, all projects must meet the following criteria:
- Reflect the mission and core values of the Foundation;
- Demonstrate creative and replicable solutions;
- Establish a clear methodology for measuring results.
How to Apply
- If you are a new applicant for the 2021 grant cycle, you may submit your Letter of Intent.
- You will be prompted to log in on the opening page.
- If you do not already have a Nissan account, please click “New Applicant” and create your account.
For more information, visit https://www.nissanusa.com/about/community-relations.html