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State Farm Good Neighbor Citizenship Grant

State Farm
Canva for Nonprofits offers free Canva Pro to verified nonprofits and is an excellent fit for Reverie Hacks (Austin-based, high-school STEM hackathon) to build promotional materials, curricula, and social graphics quickly. As a store-credit/in-kind benefit, Canva eliminates recurring design software costs for a $1,000-budget organization, freeing limited cash for venue, hardware, and participant needs.
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Haas Foundation FIRST FTC/FRC Grant

Gene Haas Foundation
Limit 8 Web Design Grant provides pro bono web design/marketing services to nonprofits and would help Reverie Hacks establish a professional event site and registration flow despite its very small budget and short operating history. As a store-credit/in-kind service, a donated website saves substantial upfront costs and administrative time, enabling the team to spend scarce cash on program delivery and participant support.
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Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Grant

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Austin Community Foundation awards grants to Austin-area nonprofits and is highly relevant because Reverie Hacks is located in Austin and serves local high-school students; eligibility may require nonprofit status and an application demonstrating community impact. A cash award from this local fund could cover venue rental, equipment, outreach, or modest staff/volunteer expenses, making it especially impactful for an organization with a $1,000 annual budget.
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Benevity Community Grant (General STEM)

Benevity
Benevity Community Grant (General STEM) funds STEM-focused nonprofits and aligns well with Reverie Hacks’ mission to run a high-school STEM hackathon, though Benevity typically requires a registered 501(c)(3) and enrollment in its corporate giving platform. A $1,000 cash grant from Benevity would directly offset event costs (prizes, kits, venue), and corporate partnership channels can also increase volunteer and sponsorship opportunities.
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Global Fund for Children

Global Fund for Children
Awesome Foundation’s $1,000 monthly grants fund creative, community-focused projects and are a good match for a small, innovative high-school hackathon like Reverie Hacks that needs seed funding. The unrestricted cash is ideal for covering immediate event expenses (food, prizes, marketing) and is accessible to small/new organizations without heavy reporting burdens.
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Best Buy Foundation Teen Tech Grant

Best Buy Foundation
Best Buy Foundation Teen Tech Grant targets programs delivering high-quality tech curricula to teens, which aligns with Reverie Hacks’ high-school STEM hackathon model; national grant cycles may have eligibility preferences but the core mission fit is strong. A Best Buy grant would supply cash for equipment, software licenses, or stipends, helping a $1,000-budget group scale program quality and reach.
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Best Buy Teen Tech Center Grant

Best Buy
Best Buy Teen Tech Center funding focuses on creating tech-learning spaces for teens in disinvested communities; Reverie Hacks does serve high-school students but does not currently target low-income youth, so eligibility would depend on program adjustments or partnerships. If eligible, the cash would enable durable investments in space, computers, and curriculum that a small-budget organization could not otherwise afford.
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MIT Solve Global Challenges

MIT Solve
MIT Solve funds tech-driven solutions to global challenges and is a potential fit if Reverie Hacks frames its hackathon as a scalable, technology-based intervention with measurable outcomes for youth. Award funding could provide significant cash to scale programming and build partnerships, though Solve is highly competitive and expects a mature project proposal.
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