Grants for Good

Provides funding to meet the critical needs of nonprofits.

Open to Financial Services Employees Monetary Award

2022 Grants for Good Winner
Humble Design

Grants for Good provides funding to meet the critical needs of nonprofits and respond to challenges as they arise.

Invest in Others Grant Programs provide an opportunity for employees of the financial services industry to secure funding for specific programs or projects on behalf of nonprofits that they support.

Primary areas of commitment are arts & culture, education & youth programs, health & wellness, human services & economic development, hunger & poverty prevention, and military & veterans. Grant requests will be considered for program support, seed money, and capital improvements.

Anyone working in the financial services industry can apply.

Key Dates

Application Opens	September 15, 2023
Application Deadline	October 27, 2023
Recipients Announced	December 4, 2023

Eligibility

Any person who works in the financial services ecosystem is eligible to apply on behalf of a nonprofit. This includes financial advisors and their staff as well as employees of asset managers, broker-dealers, clearing firms and custodians, FinTech firms, industry associations, insurance companies, TAMPS, wirehouses, and more.
Past Grant Recipients and IiO Award Winners and Finalists: If an advisor has received a grant or was honored as an IiO Awards finalist or winner within the past five years, they cannot apply for a grant for the same charity. They can only apply for a different charity with which they are involved. Invest in Others Awards Honorable Mentions are still welcome to apply with the same charity.
Applicants must be an active, current volunteer with the nonprofit organization
Applicants may only fill out an application on behalf of one organization. If you support more than one, please choose the nonprofit that best fits our criteria. Multiple applications will not be accepted.
The nonprofit must be a U.S.-based nonprofit organization or educational institution with tax-exempt status granted under the Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3). U.S.-based nonprofits whose primary mission is to help those who live outside of the U.S. are not eligible for this particular program.

Questions? Please contact us and we will respond in a timely fashion.