Moody’s Corporate Social Responsibility: Grants for K-12 Education

OVERVIEW: Moody’s supports youth leadership, financial literacy and the environment.

IP TAKE: Moody's supports K-12 education through its youth leadership and financial literacy programs. This funder does not accept unsolicited proposals or letters of inquiry.

PROFILE: Moody’s Corporate Social Resonsibility is the grantmaking entity of the credit ratings and financial and economic research company, Moody’s. This funder aims “to empower people with the knowledge, resources and confidence they need to create a better future—for themselves, their communities and the environment.” Moody’s makes grants in the areas of youth leadership, financial literacy and the environment

In the area of youth leadership, Moody’s provides “opportunities across the globe for the bright, diverse young minds of today’s generation to learn and to discover their full potential.” The program prioritizes students from marginalized populations, and focuses on entrepreneurship and career skills. Moody’s financial literacy funding targets adult and student populations and works in the areas to develop personal finance, business and entrepreneurial skills.

Moody's grants typically range from $25,000 to $100,000. Past grantees include Girls Who Code and W!SE, which creates financial literacy curricula and professional development programs for high school teachers.

This funder does not accept unsolicited proposals or letters of interest. General inquiries may be made via email.

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