Plan ahead by finding out from national chains or bigger businesses how they donate to the community. The religious community. Many church or synagogue congregations embrace opportunities to support children and families, especially those in nearby neighborhoods or in need. Some have social action committees which direct funds to various community projects. Others may link their members' talents or inkind donations with your needs.
Money is often available through local, state and national governments.
Your city may award funds to neighborhood or other groups from community development block grants. Parent groups may be able to access state funds through their local Step Ahead Councils. Consider joing with schools or nonprofit agencies to apply for health or education grants. Many federal grants require the active participation of parents in planning and look favorably on projects that include parent partnerships. Groups and organizations.