Project Innovation

Nonprofits Community Forklift and One Common Unity discuss how they are using their 2019 Project Innovation grants.

NBC4 and Telemundo 44, in partnership with the Comcast NBCUniversal Foundation, provided grants totaling $225,000 so these important groups can continue to help people in D.C., Maryland and Virginia.

Eligibility Requirements Organization must be a tax exempt 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Fiscally sponsored organizations are eligible. If you have any questions about applying through a fiscal sponsor, please submit a question by clicking the “Contact Us” button on the application portal. The 501(c)(3) non-profit organization must have an ann...

Q. I work for a non-profit with multiple locations or chapters, how does my organization/local chapter apply? Project Innovation will only award one grant per Tax ID number, across all eleven markets. If your organization shares a Tax ID number, please coordinate internally as only one application across all markets will be accepted for considerati...

Is your non-profit working to create positive change in your local community? Presented by the NBCUniversal Foundation in partnership with NBC and Telemundo stations in select markets, Project Innovation is strengthening communities by providing funding to local non-profit organizations that are solving everyday problems. In 2019, this station...

Community Youth Advance helps students to thrive during the summer, both in and out of school. Pat Lawson Muse discusses the program with Krystal Ferguson, a CYA board member, Kevin E. Robbs, the assistant program director of the Mentoring to Manhood program, Joseph Somerville III, a longtime mentor and Reginald “RJ” Johnson, a mentee....

Volunteers in Gaithersburg, Maryland, are working to pack meals for about 200 families. News4’s Molette Green talks to Stephanie Hubbard from Manna Food to see how the organization plans to use its Project Innovation grant to help their cause.

NBC4, Telemundo 44 and the NBCUniversal Foundation are awarding a total of $225,000 in grants to six D.C.-area non-profit organizations as part of the first annual Project Innovation grant challenge, the stations announced Monday.