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The Honda USA Foundation supports society in the areas of education, mobility, the environment, and traffic safety by strategically collaborating with like-minded organizations to drive sustainable change in marginalized communities throughout the nation where Honda operations are located.
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 provide the joy of mobility by removing barriers and expanding access for youth with disabilities and/or critical illnesses.
Applications may include but are not limited to therapeutic or recreational camps, comprehensive care programs and/or programs that provide modifications and/or accommodations for youth with limited mobility.
Description: Awards will be given to programs that educate youth and communities on how to build a sustainable future through environmental education and conservation initiatives, with an emphasis on water, air and land.
Applications may include but are not limited to education and conservation programs that restore marine ecosystems, reduce air pollution and safeguard land in its natural form.
Description: Awards will be given to programs that ensure youth feel safe on and off the road through awareness programs that promote bicycle, automobile, motorsports and/or pedestrian safety.
Applications should include traffic safety programs for youth (ages 0 through pre-driver’s permit), such as providing child restraint systems, bike helmets, and/or awareness programs that promote bike, motorsports, car and/or pedestrian safety.
American Honda leaders Cathy McEvilly, Senior Vice President, Legal & Regulatory and Yvette Hunsicker, AHM Vice President, Corporate Social Responsibility and Inclusion and Diversity were among a handful of associates who participated in the YWCA of Columbus Women of Achievement Awards.
Honda’s Georgia Transmission Plant (TMP-G) has made a $100,000 donation to a local health system to support community outreach to people in areas of rural Georgia, through a program known as, “Healthy Haralson.”