Weave: The Social Fabric Project presents
Weaver Awards
Every community has people who quietly bring folks together. They are the neighbors who most people know and trust—those who organize youth mentorship programs, run community gardens, or check in on elders. We call these people weavers. They are trusted connectors who organize neighbors to solve local problems, often without resources or recognition.
That’s why Weave has invited the organizations below to bring the Weaver Awards to their communities, across the US.
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All Current Weaver Awards
Check back often: more launching Summer 2026
- Accepting applications
Alamo Colleges District
Alamo Colleges District
- Applications open in 9 days
Central Baltimore
The Central Baltimore Partnership
- Nominations close in 63 days
Central Indiana
Health by Design
- Applications open in 9 days
Central Louisiana
Central Louisiana Community Foundation
- Accepting applications
Eastern Iowa
Community Foundation of Greater Dubuque
- Nominations close in 111 days
Fairfield County
The United Way of Coastal and Western Connecticut
- Applications open in 9 days
Fresno
Central Valley Community Foundation & Fresno DRIVE
- Applications open in 25 days
Kansas City
American Public Square
- Applications open in 9 days
Kootenai County
Innovia Foundation
- Accepting applications
Lancaster County
Lancaster County Community Foundation
- Nominations close in 61 days
Lincoln
Lincoln Community Foundation
- Applications open in 13 days
Mile High
Denver Civic COLab
- Applications open in 9 days
Neighbor Up Cleveland
Neighborhood Connections
- Applications open in 5 days
Northeast Wisconsin
NeighborWorks Green Bay
- Recipients announced soon
Northwest Arkansas
Weaving NWA
- Accepting applications
Resilient Oklahoma
Resilient Oklahoma
- Accepting applications
RVA
PlanRVA
- Accepting applications
Spartanburg
Spartanburg Weaver Awards
- Applications open in 16 days
West Central Minnesota
West Central Initiative
- Accepting applications
Wichita
The Neighboring Movement