Steps to Apply

Learn how to apply for Small and Mighty funding.
In 2017, a $15,000 Small and Mighty grant was awarded to Arsenal Family and Children's Center, an organization that helps toddlers and children up to age five and their parents improve communication skills and relationships.
In 2017, a $15,000 Small and Mighty grant was awarded to Arsenal Family and Children's Center, an organization that helps toddlers and children up to age five and their parents improve communication skills and relationships.

1.  Attend a Grant-seeker Information Session

Before submitting an application, organizations that are new to the program are strongly encouraged to attend a grant-seeker information session. During this session, we will walk through the application with you, discuss deadlines and answer any questions you may have regarding the application process or the program guidelines. 

INFORMATION SESSION FOR 2024 CYCLE
Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2024, at 1 p.m. via Zoom

Register to attend the virtual Information Session

2.  Access the Online Grant Application

If your organization has never applied to the Foundation via our online portal, you will need to create an organization profile to access the system. Before you start the profile setup process, we recommend that you carefully read the instructions. If you are unsure whether your organization already has a profile, or need assistance at any point in the process, please contact our team at smallandmighty [at] pghfdn.org (smallandmighty[at]pghfdn[dot]org). 

Apply online

3. Submit Your Application

All applications receive a decision in April 2024. Learn more about the application cycle.

Small and Mighty Grants

The Small and Mighty Grants Program aims to help small, neighborhood-based nonprofits that work to better our region.

Eligibility Criteria

Find out if your organization is eligible to apply for a Small and Mighty grant.

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to your questions about Small and Mighty.

More than Money: Beyond Grantmaking

The Small and Mighty program is more than writing checks. Discover some of the resources and tools available for nonprofits.