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By Anica Moss March 2018 JMS Podcast Art Event By Jorge Martin Sanchez January 2018 Arousing Biophilia By Shannon Amidon December 2017 Renter's Rights Guide By Yan-Yin Choy November 2017 2017 Overfelt High School Hip Hop Workshop By Trevor Auldridge November 2017 San Jose Hoops! By Millie Crosby September 2017 Pitch Please! By Ellina Yin August 2017 Backpacks for a Future By Fatima Yousuf July 2017 Bay Area Creatives Klub Magazine By Haley Cardamon June 2017 H.E.R.O.I.C. By Avery Geter May 2017 Loving Day 2017: San Jose By Loving Day 2017: San Jose c/o Jeremy Wang April 2017 Spartan Keyes Spring Egg Hunt and Pet Parade By Stephanie Suess March 2017 theCodeMatrix By Aditi Chatradhi February 2017 Dancing through the Decades By We and Our Neighbors January 2017 San Jose Rocks By Erin Salazar December 2016 Cambrian Symphony’s June 2017 Concert By Courtney Onodera November 2016 GO! GO! Gong Show! By Mike McGee October 2016 Glowing Garden By Sirichon Boonprakob October 2016 DTSJ Sidewalk Chalk Art - Temporary Wayfinding By Jessica Zenk August 2016 Virtual Reality Painting Station By Ruben A Barron July 2016 HelloBots LEGO Robotics By Labanya Mukhopadhyay May 2016 CommUNITY at Work By Milan R. Balinton May 2016 Arte nella Piazza By San Jose Art Salon March 2016 Spring Festival at O'Donnell Garden Park By Jennifer Goto March 2016 Speaking Out Loud By Sonya Arriola January 2016 LightMeUp By Mark Hirsch December 2015 Rainy Day Food Film Series By Cayce Hill November 2015 The Commons presents "Black Friday" By Drew Clark November 2015 Flowers for the people By Julie Kodama September 2015 About Us English Español Tiếng Việt New: Check out our grant map and see projects we've previously funded! If you’ve got an idea and you need some support to take it to the next level, you’ve come to the right place. Awesome Foundation San Jose awards $1,000 grants on a quarterly basis. Deadlines are December 31, March 31, June 30, and September 30. We are disappointed to announce that our Pitch Night, scheduled for May 14th, 2020, has been indefinitely postponed. We appreciate the many interesting applications we've received over the last few months, and we look forward to hosting our first Pitch Night once restrictions of movement in California and Santa Clara County are lifted. What makes an idea “awesome”? We’re most excited about ideas that offer something the community can interact with, participate in, watch, or listen to. We look for ideas that: · Make an impact: Does it help the community? How will it make a difference? · Are local: For us, that means in San Jose · Have staying power: Will it stick around after the grant is gone? · Are low-cost or free for the community. · Have reach: Is there potential to reach a lot of people? How will you spread the word? Other stuff we consider · How much of the project are we funding? If your budget is larger than $1,000, is there a specific element of your project that we could fund? · Are you partnering with other organizations? Or if you’re part of an organization, please include that in your proposal. · Do you have funding elsewhere? · Is this your nonprofit for college admission? And if so, is this a stepping stone to something bigger? Tips for your grant proposal Read the guidelines on this page before submitting. Also: Browse the gallery above to get an idea of what types of projects we fund. In your proposal, we’d like to know: · What is your idea? · Who will benefit? · What do you hope to accomplish? · When is it happening? How many times will it happen? · How will you use this money (be specific and offer a cost breakdown) · Where will your project take place? Do you have a place in mind—or has someplace agreed to host you? If you can, try to be concise in your descriptions. Helpful-to-Haves · Do you have a picture we can use as a header for your grant? · If you have a website or are active on social media, please include that. We like to cross-promote grantees whenever we can. We Don’t Typically Fund Book projects Due to the high volume of book project proposals we receive, we’re not funding book projects at this time. Supplies for personal use We probably won’t fund your request for a camera, but might be interested in funding your rental of a space to exhibit your photos. The difference? The exhibit offers a direct benefit to the community. Projects outside of San Jose We fund projects that directly benefit the San Jose community. If your project will be located elsewhere in the Bay Area (or the world), check out our sister chapters (use the “Chapters” pulldown menu at the top right-hand side of this page). Good luck! Si tienes una idea y necesitas algo de apoyo para llevarla al siguiente nivel, has venido al lugar correcto.' Awesome Foundation San Jose otorga subvenciones de $ 1,000 en forma trimestral. Los plazos son December 31, March 31, June 30, and September 30 . Este abril (2020) Awesome Foundation San Jose celebrará nuestra primera Noche de lanzamiento en el centro de San José. Aceptaremos solicitudes del 1 de enero al 29 de febrero y elegimos a varios finalistas para que nos cuenten más sobre su idea en un lanzamiento público de 5 minutos. Luego deliberaremos en el acto y le otorgaremos $ 1000 al ganador. ¡Esta será una forma divertida de contarnos más sobre su idea, conocer gente con otras ideas geniales y aprender más sobre Awesome Foundation! Habrá más detalles en los próximos dos meses. Mientras tanto, envíe su idea antes del 29 de febrero de 2020 y envíe sus preguntas a awesomesanjose@gmail.com. ¿Qué hace que una idea sea “Awesome" (impresionante)? Estamos más entusias...