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Obtaining funding for a bullying prevention program is often a key concern for schools and other institutions.
Many organizations offer financial assistance in the forms of grants and donations.
Browse our list of current funding opportunities
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Schools that implement violence prevention programs have sought funding from many different organizations, including these sources:
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General funding sources
- County government discretionary funds
- Governor's special council funds for child abuse prevention
- Mental health funds
- District and school safety funds
- School enhancement dollars
- Mayor's office or municipal government
- Police departments
- Violence prevention organizations
- Medical clinics
- Neighborhood Watch groups
- Parent-teacher associations
- Banking institutions
- Faith-based institutions
- Private foundations
- Hospitals
- Libraries
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Civic and fraternal funding sources
These civic and fraternal organizations* also offer grants and funding opportunities:
United Way of America
U.S. Jaycees
Kiwanis International
Kars4Kids
See also:
* Inclusion on this list does not indicate endorsement or sponsorship of any Hazelden products or services.
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| Funding Toolkit |
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Hazelden Publishing provides free toolkits to help you apply for funding for a number of our proven prevention programs:
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Class Action
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Lifelines Suicide Prevention
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Olweus Bullying Prevention Program (OBPP)
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Project Northland
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Building Assets, Reducing Risks
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Safe Dates
- Co-occurring Disorders Program (CDP)
The toolkits include everything you need to write a successful grant, including proposal templates, sample letters of support, and grant writing guidelines.
Download Toolkits Now.
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Financial Assistance is Available
