The Bryngelson Family Foundation Supports
Education
Entrepreneurship
Education
We offer a diverse portfolio of grants to public schools and faith-based schools with an emphasis on early-childhood education.
Health
Entrepreneurship
Education
We fund organizations and programs that address a wide range of human health needs with an emphasis on children’s health and mental health.
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship
We support organizations and programs that empower early-stage entrepreneurs to launch and grow businesses, creating lasting, positive impact in their communities.
Education
The Bryngelson Family Foundation seeks programs that are innovative and have the potential to be scalable or replicated to achieve greater impact.
The Bryngelson Family Foundation holds a particular place of honor for teachers and educational support staff. We seek to support opportunities for those with energy and love of their vocation.
We look forward to expanding our positive impact on educating our future citizens by continuing to explore new opportunities in this program area.
Health
The Bryngelson Family Foundation seeks programs that are innovative and have the potential to be scalable or replicated to achieve greater impact.
We focus our Health support on the under-resourced, ensuring access to basic services that support the physical and mental well-being of children, youth, and their families.
Our Health funding supports basic health and well-being needs, as well as prenatal care and education, access to primary health care, and access to dental care.
Entrepreneurship
The Bryngelson Family Foundation supports organizations and programs that empower early-stage entrepreneurs to launch and grow businesses that generate wealth and create lasting positive impact in their communities.
The Bryngelson Family Foundation seeks programs that are innovative and have the potential to be scalable or replicated to achieve greater impact.
We seek programs that incubate and mentor entrepreneurs to build sustainable, profitable, and core-value driven companies.
How to Apply for a Grant
All grant applications must be made online through our portal.
Step 1 : Open an account on our grant portal
Step 2 : Confirm your organization meets our basic guidelines
Step 3 : Complete a grant application.
Grant Portal
Welcome to the Bryngelson Family Foundation's Online Portal.
Users: If you have previously applied for funding, please use your current username and password to access your account.
New Users: Please click on "Create New Account" to complete the registration process and create your logon credentials.
Please feel free to contact the Bryngelson Family Foundation at precious@bryngelsonfoundation.org if you need assistance.
The applications are currently closed. The grant portal will reopen for new applications on January 15, 2026.
Guidelines & Eligibility
The Bryngelson Family Foundation is a 501(c)(3) EIN 39-3411039. We grant to non-profit organizations qualified under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and to selected public sector activities.
Grants are awarded in the fields of Education, Health, and Entrepreneurship. Most grants are made for program-related activities, with some supporting capital improvements and capital campaigns when special criteria are met.
Projects that address the root causes of social problems or barriers are of special interest.
In general, the Foundation does NOT award grants in support of
- Debt reduction
- Academic research projects
- Event sponsorships
- Individuals
- Fiscal Agents
- Endowments
Grants are occasionally made for capital purposes when specific criteria are met:
- The organization requesting support clearly serves an under-resourced population.
- In instances where the Foundation’s support is likely to leverage much greater giving from other community sources, such as government, corporations, individuals, and other foundations.
- Where it is clear that an effective local campaign, involving extensive citizen participation and grassroots leadership, has been or will be mounted. Note: Program grants, including requests for capital items such as furniture, computers, video recorders, etc., are not covered by this general policy.