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How do YOU want to act?

  • On issues you care about
  • In communities that matter to you
  • In ways that you find meaningful

 The JAG offers financial support for social action and community engagement projects.  Don't let lack of funding stop you from making an impact!

Apply Now! 

Frequently Asked Questions

Applicants must be current IUPUI students.

Grants range in amounts of $100 - $1500.  Each application should include an IUPUI faculty or staff advisor who can assist in distributing the funding for the project.

The grant funding falls under University Purchasing Guidelines.  The funding could be used for items such as food costs, space rental, speaker stipends, and certain service project supplies.  Prohibited purchases include items such as gifts, gift cards, and financial donations.  Please review the University Purchasing Guidelines and talk to your faculty/staff advisor to ensure you are requesting funding for items that can be reimbursed by the University.

Ideas for projects include community service, voter registration and education campaigns, social issue education, and donation drives. The grant is designed to fund new projects or add new components to already existing projects. In 2020, grant funding is focused on projects in the following categories: Community and Economic Development, Direct Voluntary Service, Grassroots Organizing and Public Policy Education, Philanthropic Activities, Social Entrepreneurship, and Non-partisan Voter Engagement Activities.

You can contact Lorrie Brown, Director of Student Engagement at the Center for Service and Learning, at lorrbrow@iupui.edu or (317)274-5198.  Or stop by the Institute for Engaged Learning in Hine Hall, suite 243, to speak to a CSL Peer Consultant about your project ideas!
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