Grants and Resources
Since 2002, NCCE has disseminated over $500,000 in direct grants and funding to our member campuses. Here you can find funding opportunities available in the current academic year. This is in addition to the education awards we have disseminated through our AmeriCorps programs over the years.
2024 Funding Opportunities
- Food Pantry mini-grants (Awarded in February 2024)
- Election Engagement Spark grants (due May 29)
- NC Collegiate Hunger Challenge (campuses announced in June 2024)
- Student Dialogue Ambassadors (campuses announced in July 2024)
- 2025 MLK Day of Service grants (application opens in August)
MLK DAY OF SERVICE GRANT
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NC Campus Engagement and fellow Partnership Alliance organizations across the country have jointly received a multi-year grant from the Corporation for National and Community Service (AmeriCorps) to support student and community volunteer engagement activities for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Partnership Alliance organizations, including NC Campus Engagement, awarded $250,000 in 2024 Martin Luther King, Jr. National Day of Service Grants to colleges and universities throughout the region and country to support their programs and events.
NCCE member campuses were invited to submit a full application to receive a sub-grant, of up to $5000, to support their student volunteer events and programs on their campus and/or in the community around Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 2024.
2024 MLK Day of Service Grantees – North Carolina
High Point University – $5,000
Mars Hill University – $1,000
Methodist University – $1,000
Queens University of Charlotte – $5,000
William Peace University – $1,000
Wingate University – $2,000