Opportunity Title : 2026 Wells Fargo John and Maria Laffin Trust With up to $10,000 in Funding

Opportunity Type Grants
Courses Not Specified
Awarding Country United States
Eligible Locations United States
Published Date 26 Mar, 2026
Opportunity Deadline 31 Jul, 2026
Opportunity Benefits

The average grant size is $5,000 to $10,000

The John and Maria Laffin Trust gives out around 25 grants every year

The John and Maria Laffin Trust awards grants to organizations that support education, animal welfare, medical research and human services. Here is how the money is divided:

20% of the money goes to education. This money is given to schools and universities in Los Angeles City and County that work hard to make sure students get an education.

30% of the money goes to animal welfare. This money is given to organizations in Los Angeles City and County that help animals who do not have homes.

25% of the money goes to research. This money is given to organizations that are looking for ways to help people even if those ways seem unusual or are not widely accepted.

25% of the money goes to services. This money is given to organizations that help people who are suffering in need anywhere, in the world.

Application Process

Click on the link on the application website to apply

Application Link 2026 Wells Fargo John and Maria Laffin Trust With up to $10,000 in Funding
Opportunity Description

The John and Maria Laffin Trust gives money to organizations that work in education, animal welfare, medical research and human services.

The deadline to apply is July 31 2026

The category is Grants

This opportunity is available in the United States

Winning Tips

This is some advice on how to improve your chances with Wells Fargo John and Maria Laffin Trust sponsored grants:

1. Apply through trusted sources.

Use websites or well-known organizations.

Check the grant name and sponsor online to make sure they are real.

2. Make sure you qualify exactly.

Grants are not given out randomly. You have to meet requirements, like location, purpose, income level and so on.

3. Write an application.

Clearly explain what you need the money for.

Say how you will use it.

Describe the good it will do.

4. Give documents.

Your ID, business plans or proposals should be accurate and consistent.

5. Don't use "middlemen".

You don't need an agent to help you get a grant.

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