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AOPA Foundation now accepting ‘Giving Back’ grant applications

By General Aviation News Staff · May 7, 2014 ·

The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) Foundation has opened the application period for its annual “Giving Back” Grant program, which awards 10 grants worth $10,000 each to non-profit aviation organizations.

Grants will be awarded to organizations doing good work through general aviation that reflect the mission and effort of the AOPA Foundation. Grant applications will be accepted until July 11 and grant awards will be announced in September.

Recipient organizations will also be recognized at a ceremony during the AOPA Homecoming Fly-in, Oct. 4, in Frederick, Md.

Grant requests may be for specific programs or projects, or they can be used for operating costs. Funding provided by the AOPA Foundation will be for one year.

Giving Back grant applications may be downloaded from the AOPA Foundation website

The grants are available only to 501(c)(3) organizations, and not to individuals.

AOPA Foundation’s “Giving Back” program began in 2013. Grants were awarded to public benefit flying organizations, educational institutes that included aviation in their curriculum and several youth aviation groups.

The AOPA Foundation Inc., a 501 (c)(3) tax-exempt charitable, educational, and scientific organization, educates the public on the value of general aviation.

The AOPA Foundation’s mission is to improve aviation safety through the Air Safety Institute, preserve community airports and encourage learning to fly for career and personal benefit — all in the interest of ensuring the future of general aviation in America.

For more information: AOPAFoundation.org.

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