Applications Now Open For Philanthropy Tank's 2026-2027 CHANGEmaker ProgramPalm Beach County Students Invited to Apply for Funding, Mentorship, and the Opportunity to Create Lasting Community Impact
Now through October 15, students in grades 8 through 11 who live or attend school in Palm Beach County are invited to apply with innovative, sustainable solutions to social issues affecting their schools and communities. Philanthropy Tank challenges and equips young leaders by providing mentorship, professional development, funding, and access to community leaders who can help bring their ideas to life. Selected finalists will present their projects before a panel of Philanthropist Investors and have the opportunity to receive funding awards ranging from $1,000 to $15,000, along with a year of one-on-one mentorship from prominent local business and philanthropic leaders. "We believe young people often see challenges and solutions that adults miss," said Kelley Whiter, CEO of Philanthropy Tank. "Our role is to help students turn their ideas into action by providing funding, mentorship, and access to community leaders who can help them succeed." Since its founding in 2015, Philanthropy Tank has engaged more than 1,000 students, awarded more than $835,000 in funding to student-led initiatives, and helped launch more than 80 youth-driven social impact programs addressing issues ranging from education and environmental sustainability to mental health, food insecurity, and support for older adults. To support students throughout the application process, Philanthropy Tank will host a series of interactive workshops designed to help applicants refine their ideas, strengthen their proposals, and learn more about the program. Summer Application Workshops:
To learn more, explore past student projects, register for a workshop, or apply, visit www.philanthropytank.org or email info@philanthropytank.org. End
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