N7 Fund
Playing sports can be a positive influence in a child’s life. Not only does it provide exercise and build self-confidence, it helps steer youth away from trouble and negative influences. But what if children don't have a sports program in their community? The N7 Fund provides grant money to Native American communities in support of sports and physical activity programs for youth. Our goal is to help unleash a child’s potential through the power of sport. With sizable grants, we’re striving to make a difference in Native communities, because we believe every child should experience the thrill of sport.
How to Qualify:
If you would like to apply for a grant from the N7 Fund, you must complete the funding application by November 15, 2009, 12 AM PST, and meet the following guidelines.
- You must be a 501 c 3 Non Profit Organization.
- You must be an organization that serves the Native American community.
- Your program must have a sports focus.
- It must be a program serving youth high school age or younger.
- You must have a measurement for success.
All applicants will receive final funding result notification on or before June 1, 2010. The next grant cycle will begin in June 2010.
Jacoby Ellsbury
Honorary Board Member
Jacoby Ellsbury is a rising star and the first Major Leaguer of Navajo decent. The Red Sox leadoff hitter is an Honorary Board Member for the N7 Fund. The 2007 World Series Champion is a member of the Colorado River Indian Community.