Apply For Funding

It is the mission and duty of Xcella Health Foundation to address educational and emotional deficiencies for all individuals. It is our duty, when possible, to eradicate the negative effects of compulsory education by promoting organic learning with real life experiences necessary for a holistic education. We believe that education is the only way to elevate the world and the people living in it. Therefore, we will provide opportunities for those within our realm of impact to engage in ways that will strengthening attachment for children and care givers, children’s book donations, genealogy, STEM with unencumbered life experience, art museums, spare-parts play, culinary art, and arts of all forms, religious study, motor vehicle repair, travel, historical site study, support of agricultural and mechanics including 4-H, and science.

The Foundation also intends to consider specific projects annually including the purchase of 4-H projects, funds for travel for emotional exploration, and funds for mental health improvement.

Foreign Activities:

Foreign experiences are widely considered to be the richest and condensed of all hands all learning experiences. If the Foundation has an opportunity to fund an international experience for a local individual, it is our belief that it will ignite education, launch a future career and aid in personal growth, independence and development. Therefore, we will attempt to assist local individuals in their attempts to study abroad when possible. While it is not our intent to work with international organizations, if an opportunity for learning comes available where a child or youth may serve an organization and gain first hand unencumbered life experience, Xcella Health Foundation would support that experience so long as it primarily benefits the education of individuals living in regions we are focused on helping.

Eligible Applicants:

Eligible applicants can be any age, be a United States Citizen, and have an interest in one of the following areas:

  • Sports and other athletic activities

  • Subjects of study including science, math, engineering, religious studies, genealogy, cultural education, mental health, and cultural exploration

  • Trade work, skilled labor, or professional services

  • Foreign travel

  • Community involvement

  • Volunteer experience