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Honda supports the community through areas of mobility, education, the environment, traffic safety and community by strategically collaborating with organizations and engaging our associates to drive sustainable change nationwide where we live and work.
Honda and the Honda USA Foundation are not currently accepting funding applications. Please check back in the fall for more information. In the interim, we wish you much success in your search for funding support.
Funding Cycles and Timing
Honda gives back to the communities where our associates live and work through funding awards and associate engagement. We support organizations and projects that align with our strategic CSR pillars of education, environment, mobility, traffic safety and community.
Each fall, a funding cycle with specified award categories will open. Certain CSR pillar awards may not always be open for funding, and at times, Honda and the Honda USA Foundation may provide invitation-only funding opportunities to key community partners.
Organizations are eligible to apply for more than one award category from either Honda or the Honda USA Foundation, but may not apply under multiple award categories for the same request. Additionally, an organization cannot apply for both Honda and Honda USA Foundation funding for the same program.
Approved funding will be distributed the following spring.
Description: Awards will be given to programs that expand mobility options in marginalized communities through connected mobility solutions that help bridge the digital divide and expand access for community programs and service organizations.
Applications may include but are not limited to programs that support mobile and/or wired internet access for community organizations, technology device upgrades, programs that provide connectivity and greater access to public transit.
Description: Awards will be given to programs that aim to build a carbon-free and sustainable future by reducing their environmental impact and/or providing eco-friendly products and services to the community.
Applications may include but are not limited to programs that upgrade an organization’s operations to become more energy efficient, and/or programs that provide access and/or offer opportunities for the community to reduce, reuse or recycle.
Description: Awards will be given to programs that promote teen driver safety and education from pre-permit to post-license through education, training and resources that supplement traditional driver’s training courses or mandated state driver’s programs.
Applications may include but are not limited to in-person or virtual trainings for teens, programs that engage parents and guardians and focus on developing skills and habits of teen drivers, and programs for teens that address the areas of driving hazard identification, awareness, mitigation and resolution.
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