Max Funding
Up to $100K
Due Date
Oct 31, 2026

Application Type
Full Application
FUNDER DETAILS
FUNDER TYPE
Corporate
FUNDING FREQUENCY
Annual Grant
FUNDING DURATION
One-Year Grant
USE OF FUNDS
Programs/Projects
RESTRICTIONS
Not Specified
ELIGIBILITY
✅ 501(c)(3) Organizations, ✅ Nonprofits with an Affiliate Sponsor, ✅ Public K–12 Schools
PROGRAM AREAS
Education, Children, Youth, Environment, Technology, Community Development, Conservation, Disabilities, STEM Education, Job Training, Climate Change, Water
LOCATIONS
Alabama, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, South Carolina, Texas, Washington DC
The Honda USA Foundation supports society in the areas of Education, Environment, Mobility and Traffic Safety by strategically collaborating with like-minded organizations to drive sustainable change in marginalized communities throughout the nation where Honda operations are located.
Honda Education Pillar Award
As Honda strives to cultivate a future-ready workforce, we are seeking opportunities to partner with organizations that provide education and workforce pipeline initiatives across a wide range of industry-relevant skills, including those focused on design, engineering, production, information technology (IT), and more.
Our overarching goal is to inspire the next generation, fostering a resilient and innovative workforce that will drive our future success and contribute to economic prosperity within our communities where we live and work.
Applications for programs related to a future-ready workforce may include but not limited to:
In-person, hands-on, or virtual science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education and training programs
Experiential learning, immersion programs and/or certifications
Workforce pipeline and/or pathway programs
Adult re-entry programs
Honda Environment Pillar Award
Honda is taking bold action to achieve our global goal of zero environmental impact by 2050. Central to our Triple Action to Zero approach are the following three targeted areas: carbon neutrality, clean energy, and resource circularity.
Through education, awareness, and infrastructure programs, we are seeking to support community organizations that are dedicated to fostering a healthy planet, which will play a crucial role in helping us achieve our mission of building a sustainable future for all.
Applications for education, awareness, and infrastructure programs may include but are not limited to:
Carbon Neutrality through decarbonization (e.g., energy efficiency and/or upgrades, reforestation/tree planting, and greenspace)
Clean Energy (e.g., onsite solar and/or wind installation)
Resource Circularity (e.g., recycling, repurposing, composting, food recovery, water reduction, and zero waste)
Honda Mobility Pillar Award
The Honda USA Foundation envisions a world where each person is empowered to dream and fulfill their own life’s potential. We seek to fund programs that remove barriers and expand access and opportunities for individuals with disabilities, ensuring that the joy and freedom of mobility can be experienced by all.
Applications for education, awareness, and infrastructure programs may include but not limited to:
Therapeutic or adaptive programs
Comprehensive care programs
Mobility modifications, accommodations, and assistive technology
Honda Traffic Safety Pillar Award
At Honda, we are committed to achieving zero traffic collision fatalities by 2050. To achieve this, we collaborate with organizations that share our human-centered safety approach.
Through programs that promote safe driving practices, awareness, and education both on and off the road, we extend our support to bicycle, automobile, motorcycle, motorsport, and pedestrian safety. This commitment reflects our unwavering dedication to ensuring safety for everyone.
Applications for human-centered education, awareness, and infrastructure safety programs may include, but are not limited to:
Safety education and training (e.g., behind the wheel, train the trainer, safety installation, and product distribution of items like car seats, helmets, or seatbelt cover/guards.)
Safety awareness (e.g., PSAs, community outreach, distracted driving, and impaired driving)
Safety infrastructure (e.g., repurposing railways/subway/spaces for pedestrian and/or alternate modes of transportation)
About The Grant
Requirements
Organizations must be located in the United States and have tax-exempt status under the Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3) or utilize a tax-exempt, non-profit fiscal sponsor.
Public school districts, private/public elementary and secondary schools as listed by the U.S. Department of Education’s National Center for Education Statistics (NCES).
Funding opportunities are available in communities where our associates live and work.
Eligible organizations can be regional or national in scope, but they must focus on and support communities near Honda locations.
FOUNDATION NAME
Honda USA Foundation
FUNDER TYPE
Corporate