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West Virginia Mission West Virginia Emergency Aid Grant for Schools — $1,000 Rolling

Mission West Virginia is accepting rolling applications from schools in Boone, Clay, Fayette, Kanawha, Lincoln, and Putnam counties for $1,000 Emergency Aid Grants supporting youth being raised by relatives and/or in foster care. Schools may use grant funds for approved personal-care, school, and recreational needs, with typical assistance of about $50 to $150 per child.

Funding$1,000 per school grant; typical individual-child assistance is approximately $50-$150.
DeadlineRolling. Awards are issued on a rolling basis; no fixed closing date, clock time, or time zone is published.
Last verifiedSeptember 19, 2026
Required next actionEligible schools in Boone, Clay, Fayette, Kanawha, Lincoln, or Putnam County should complete Mission West Virginia's current Emergency Grant Application, identify qualifying foster/kinship youth needs, and maintain required request documentation.

Broad Eligibility

Schools in Boone, Clay, Fayette, Kanawha, Lincoln, and Putnam counties serving youth being raised by relatives and/or in foster care.

Atlas Analysis

Mission West Virginia's Emergency Aid Grant for Schools provides $1,000 per eligible school in Boone, Clay, Fayette, Kanawha, Lincoln and Putnam counties. The funding helps schools address urgent personal-care, school, and recreational needs of children living with relatives or in foster care. The issuer estimates typical assistance of $50-$150 per child, requires purchase and request records, and requires a signed memorandum of understanding before funds are received. Awards are made on a rolling basis. Schools should review the current official application and reporting requirements before applying.

Opportunity Overview

Verified open West Virginia school-support funding opportunity. Mission West Virginia is currently accepting applications for its Emergency Aid Grant for Schools, which provides school-based emergency assistance for youth being raised by relatives and/or in foster care in six West Virginia counties.

Funding

Award amounts are $1,000 per school grant. Mission West Virginia states that the approximate amount of assistance provided to an individual child will generally range from $50 to $150.

Deadline and Timing

This is a rolling opportunity. Mission West Virginia states that awards will be issued on a rolling basis and does not publish a fixed application closing date, clock time, or time zone for this program.

Eligibility and Geography

The official program page identifies schools in Boone, Clay, Fayette, Kanawha, Lincoln, and Putnam counties as eligible. The purpose is to provide emergency assistance to youth being raised by relatives and/or in foster care. Atlas does not infer eligibility for schools outside those six counties or for applicant types not identified by the controlling source.

Allowable Uses

Mission West Virginia identifies three primary use categories:

  • Personal care, including toiletries, haircuts, clothing, and similar immediate needs.
  • School expenses, including school photographs, specialty calculators, subscriptions, study books, general school supplies, and expenses associated with school activities.
  • Recreational costs, including activities such as sports, music, and art when appropriate for the child.

Other items may be allowable with Mission West Virginia approval.

Reporting and Documentation

The school representative must track requests fulfilled using grant funds and keep documentation. Mission West Virginia states that it will provide a brief tracking form and reporting guidelines to funded schools.

Submission Requirements and Restrictions

Applicants should use Mission West Virginia’s current Emergency Grant Application and follow the live application prompts. The public program page does not publish a separate scoring rubric, mandatory match or cost-share requirement, or fixed attachment checklist. Atlas therefore does not infer any requirement that is not stated by the funder.

Applicant Considerations

The grants are restricted to schools serving qualifying foster-care and kinship-care youth in the six named West Virginia counties. Awards are $1,000 per school, with typical assistance of $50 to $150 per child. A signed memorandum of understanding, expenditure records, and the funder’s reporting procedures are required.

Official Source and Contact

Mission West Virginia — Emergency Aid Grant Application for Schools

Program contact: Rachel Kinder, rkinder@missionwv.org, 304-562-0723.

Source verificationReferenced source · www.missionwv.orgAtlas last verified this record September 19, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗