THA Impact Grant

THA Impact is a pro bono communications grant offered by The Harris Agency to help U.S.-based nonprofit organizations broaden their reach and amplify their missions. The program is framed around the idea that community groups can thrive when they have access to the tools and assets needed to amplify their voices. For the 2027 program, The Harris Agency will provide pro bono communications support to an eligible U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The opportunity is intended to strengthen the selected nonprofit's communications capacity in connection with a defined project or campaign. Eligible organizations may apply to receive up to $25,000 in pro bono public relations support for a project or campaign taking place in 2027. The supported engagement may not exceed four months. The source identifies several forms of communications assistance that may be provided, including content development, media relations, media training, event support, social media engagement, and community outreach. The award is described as pro bono communications and public relations support rather than a cash grant. No minimum project value, cash disbursement arrangement, indirect cost provision, subaward policy, or other financial spending rule is stated in the provided material. No matching or cost-share requirement is identified. Eligibility is limited to organizations that are registered 501(c)(3) nonprofits and are based in the United States. The source specifically states that organizations must be registered 501(c)(3) nonprofits to qualify. No additional state, county, city, or regional restriction is provided, so the stated U.S.-based requirement establishes nationwide geographic eligibility. The provided material does not state that individuals, for-profit businesses, governmental entities, organizations without 501(c)(3) status, or other nonprofit classifications are eligible. It also does not provide fiscal sponsorship provisions, faith-based organization restrictions, minimum operating history requirements, organization-size requirements, or other eligibility exceptions. Applications are being accepted for the 2027 program and must be submitted by October 9, 2026. The supplied application is hosted through Microsoft Forms. The visible required Contact Information portion of the application asks for the applicant's name, title or position at the organization, applicant email, applicant phone number, and the organization's 501(c)(3) EIN number. Applicants are also asked whether they have applied for the program previously and how they heard about the opportunity, with visible options including search engine, social media, and word of mouth. The provided source shows a Next step, indicating that additional portions of the application may follow, but their questions or required materials are not included in the supplied information. The source does not identify a separate letter of intent, concept paper, pre-proposal, notice of intent, or other pre-application gating requirement. It also does not state formal evaluation criteria, scoring weights, review procedures, interview requirements, site visits, or a notification date. The funder's language nevertheless establishes the central program objective: helping a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit broaden its reach and amplify its mission through communications support. Applicants should therefore present a project or campaign that fits the available communications services and can be supported within the program's maximum four-month engagement period. Applications are currently open and will be accepted through October 9, 2026. The supported project or campaign is to occur in 2027 and may receive up to $25,000 in pro bono public relations support over no more than four months. No specific project start date, project end date, award announcement date, or selection notification date is stated. The supplied material also does not explicitly describe THA Impact as an annual or otherwise recurring program, so no future application cycle is established from the source. No named grant contact, program email address, program telephone number, or direct PDF guidelines link is provided in the supplied material.

Present a defined project or campaign that can use the offered communications support within no more than four months and aligns with the program's objective of broadening the nonprofit's reach and amplifying its mission.