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Ava's Grace Scholarship
Provides financial support to students with incarcerated parents to pursue higher education.
Eligibility: Students with incarcerated parents residing in Missouri or parts of Illinois.
Cost: $5,000 per year, renewable up to 10 semesters.
Venus Morris Griffin Scholarship
Scholarship for students with an incarcerated parent to assist with college costs.
Eligibility: Students with a currently incarcerated parent and demonstrated financial need.
Cost: $10,000 annual scholarships.
Hallam Law Group Scholarship
Supports students with an incarcerated parent pursuing higher education.
Eligibility: Students with an incarcerated parent pursuing higher education.
Cost: Varies; check the application details.
ScholarCHIPS
Provides scholarships and mentorship for children of incarcerated parents.
Eligibility: Students with a parent who is or was incarcerated, attending college.
Cost: $3,500 tuition + $1,000 books annually, renewable for four years.
Pullan & Young Supporting Prisoners' Families Scholarship
Assists students impacted by familial incarceration with college expenses.
Eligibility: Students with an incarcerated parent or close family member, attending college.
Cost: $1,000 per semester.
Ohio Access to Justice Foundation
Funds legal aid initiatives for low-income and justice-impacted individuals.
Eligibility: Nonprofits and legal aid organizations serving justice-impacted individuals.
Cost: Grant amounts vary based on project scope.
Racial Justice Initiative by Ohio State Bar Foundation
Supports projects that address systemic racism and benefit marginalized communities.
Eligibility: Nonprofits proposing racial justice projects benefiting impacted communities.
Cost: Grant amounts vary based on proposals.
New Beginnings Project by Ohio Credit Union Foundation
Provides financial assistance for reentry support and financial literacy programs.
Eligibility: Nonprofits and organizations implementing reentry and financial programs.
Cost: Up to $10,000 per project.
OneOhio Recovery Foundation Grants
Funds addiction recovery services, reentry programs, and justice initiatives.
Eligibility: Nonprofits and agencies focusing on recovery and justice-impacted reentry.
Cost: Grant amounts vary based on need.
Inmates to Entrepreneurs
Offers free entrepreneurship education and mentorship to justice-impacted individuals.
Eligibility: Formerly incarcerated individuals seeking entrepreneurship training.
Cost: Entrepreneurship training; potential seed funding opportunities.
Defy Ventures
Provides entrepreneurship training, employment resources, and mentorship for ex-offenders.
Eligibility: Currently and formerly incarcerated individuals interested in entrepreneurship.
Cost: Mentorship and training; potential funding for select participants.
Justice for Families Program
Supports programs improving community responses to families affected by violence.
Eligibility: State and local government, courts, and nonprofit organizations.
Cost: Grant amounts vary.
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction – Workforce Development
Offers workforce training and vocational programs for incarcerated individuals.
Eligibility: Incarcerated individuals within the Ohio correctional system.
Cost: Free vocational training and workforce development.
Transform Business Grant
Offers workforce training and vocational programs for incGrants and business development support for formerly incarcerated entrepreneurs.arcerated individuals.
Eligibility: Business owners from historically marginalized or justice-impacted groups.
Cost: $1,000 microgrants + business strategy support.
Transform Business Grant
Grants and business development support for formerly incarcerated entrepreneurs.
Eligibility: Business owners from historically marginalized or justice-impacted groups.
Cost: $1,000 microgrants + business strategy support.
Pathways Reentry Program
Provides pre- and post-release mental health services, case management, and support for justice-involved individuals in Franklin County.
Eligibility: Justice-involved individuals in Franklin County preparing for release.
Cost: Free