Youth Sports and Education Grant
Overview & Fund Objective:
Jay Ogilvie’s Youth Sports Fund, in conjunction with the PNAA Foundation, was formed to support local youth sports in the Philadelphia region.
Jay Ogilvie, with the help of Beasley Reece, initiated a golf tournament in October of 2014, with the cooperation of PNAA and the Business Association of West Parkside. The goal was to raise funds to offer local youth sports teams and sports facilities the opportunity to request specific funding to meet their unique needs.
Youth Sports Education Grant:
- Any non-profit youth sports/educational program may apply. The amounts awarded will depend on the number of applications we receive and the funds available.
- Grants will be made direct to the sports program receiving the grant.
- This grant is intended to supplement, not replace, fund raising efforts. Organizations with well-established financial recording and diverse funding strategies will receive special consideration.
Requirements & Eligibility:
- Funds go to established non-profit youth sports organizations/facilities/teams.
- Funds are intended to directly support youth sports and educational programming.
- A budget and/or the 990 will be needed for each organization.
- Receipts and/or invoices must be received before the receipt of grant.
Timeline and Selection Process:
- Applications are accepted on a rolling basis or until all funds for the year have been disbursed.
- Applications are reviewed by a committee which votes on grant disbursement.
- Committee meetings will be held twice a year, unless a special circumstance requires additional reviews.
The Philadelphia Non-Profit Advertising Agency Foundation (PNAA) is a registered 501c3 Charitable Organization
EIN #23-2944224
In 2016 a Grant was made to:
Discovery Charter School
Purchase equipment for their newly formed baseball team
Blankenburg Elementary School
Transportation to compete in the 2016 National High School Chess Championship in Atlanta, Georgia
In 2017 a Grant was made to:
In 2018 a Grant was made to:
Philadelphia Boys’ Gymnastics
For one skill cushion
Alain Locke Elementary Basketball Team
Basketball league participation costs for 23 students
Mastery Charter Shoemaker Campus Chess Club
Transportation to compete in the 2018 National High School
Chess Championship