The Soles Walking 4 Souls Grant supports 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations committed to raising
awareness about the dangers of fentanyl, preventing fentanyl-related deaths, and educating
communities on the risks of illicit drugs. This funding aims to empower organizations to create
meaningful impact through education, outreach, and advocacy initiatives.
Eligibility Criteria
To apply, organizations must: 1. Be a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. 2. Have a clear
mission or initiative focused on fentanyl awareness, education, or advocacy. 3. Operate within the
state of Texas. 4. Demonstrate financial accountability and sustainability. 5. Submit the
application and detail how the grant funds will be used.
Grant Details
• Grant Amount: From $500 to $2,500 per organization. • Eligible Expenses: – Community outreach
events and programs. – Educational materials and campaigns. – Staff training or hiring educators. –
Media and marketing expenses related to awareness initiatives. – Travel Expenses. – Other direct
costs related to fentanyl awareness.
Selection Criteria
Applications will be evaluated based on: • Alignment with the grant's mission. • Innovation and
creativity of the proposal. • Feasibility and clarity of the proposed project plan. • Potential for
measurable community impact. • Sustainability and long-term benefits of the project.
Application Process
1. Complete the grant application form by March 1st. 2. Submit all required supporting documents. 3.
Applications will be reviewed by a committee, and recipients will be notified by April 1st.
Post-Grant Reporting Requirements
Recipients must submit a final report within 6 months after the award of the grant, including: •
Summary of activities completed. • Outcomes achieved. • Financial accounting of how funds were
spent. • Testimonials, photos, or media showcasing the project's impact. • This report must be
completed before applying for the next year's grant.
Questions about the grant guidelines? Send the walk team a message.