Stronger Together Fund

Grant Description

Common Good is Common Ground. This belief carried out through our mission of mobilizing generosity is at the core of our Stronger Together Fund. Our goal is to support nonprofit organizations working today to close opportunity gaps while also building an endowment to continue addressing issues in the future.

The Stronger Together Fund will provide grant funding to address equity gaps in the following areas that affect quality of life:

Arts and Culture
Basic Needs
Economic Opportunity
Education
Environment
Health and Wellness
Neighborhoods and Communities
Recreation

2025 Grant Recipients

In 2025, the following seven nonprofit organizations were awarded a total of $78,640 in grant funding.

Boys & Girls Club of North Alabama - $6,500

The Boys & Girls Club of North Alabama's Skill Building program, which is part of the YouthForce workforce credentialing initiative, equips historically disadvantaged youth with the education, exposure, and real-world experiences they need to pursue meaningful careers and achieve long-term success.

Huntsville Community Drumline - $8,100

Huntsville Community Drumline provides access to professional, tuition-free music education. Serving children, youth, young adults, and retirees, the program focuses on percussion instruction while also offering academic tutoring,

Huntsville Learning Center - $5,000

Huntsville Learning Center's Summer Growth Camp is an immersive program for students in grades 6–10. Through a blend of academic enrichment and new experiences, the camp empowers students to expand their horizons, build confidence, and envision a brighter future filled with opportunity.

Legacy Center - $7,440

The Legacy Center supports caregivers of loved ones living with dementia—a condition that disproportionately affects African American women. This program provides education, resources, and emotional support for caregivers as they navigate the challenges of this journey.

Momentum Leaders - $6,000

Momentum Leaders is providing scholarships to expand access to high-impact professional development for women of color. These opportunities help participants grow their careers, increase their earning potential, and build networks that drive upward mobility.

The CAP & GOWN Project - $38,600

The CAP & GOWN Project STEM Summer Institute students participate in rigorous test prep, engage in hands-on STEM projects, explore college campuses, and build pathways to post-secondary success. Congratulations to the CAP & GOWN Project for success in activating their support network to maximize the matching grant opportunity.

Village of Promise - $7,000

Promise Preparatory prepares students to be developmentally ready to enter kindergarten and provides caregivers with affordable, quality childcare, giving them time to work, attend school, and gain other necessary skills to help break the cycle of poverty for their families.