The Community Investment Grant Program is the only Adobe Community Relations program through which K-12 schools and nonprofit organizations may request cash donations. Applicants selected to receive a Community Investment Grant are called Adobe Community Investment Partners and may receive software donations, use of our corporate facilities, and volunteer support, in addition to a cash grant.
The program is managed in partnership with the Community Foundation Silicon Valley.
Nonprofit organizations (501(c)(3) organizations) meeting these criteria are eligible for a Community Investment Grant:
K-12 schools located in San Jose/Silicon Valley, or Seattle/King County may also apply for support through this program.
Note: Adobe Community Relations programs do not provide funding or other support to private foundations, individuals, political organizations, religious organizations, or organizations demonstrating discriminatory practices. Please see the grant application for more information.
Adobe accepts applications on an annual basis. Please check back in November to download the 2005 Community Investment Grant application.
Because Adobe has a limited amount of funding to grant, priority is given to those schools and nonprofit organizations that can demonstrate the most significant impact on alleviating hunger and homelessness or improving student performance in K-12 education.
Adobe reserves the right to the interpretation, application, and administration of the Community Investment Grant Program.
Applications are reviewed annually. All applicants will be notified by e-mail, mail, or phone to confirm whether they have been selected to receive a Community Investment Grant each year by March 31.
