Athene Charitable Foundation – Corporate Social Responsibility Giving
Philanthropic Support for Education, Human Services, Health & Well-Being, and Environmental Sustainability
The Athene Charitable Foundation supports nonprofit organizations working to create positive social impact in the communities where Athene employees live and work. Through philanthropy, community outreach, and volunteer service, Athene focuses its giving on education, human services, health and well-being, and environmental sustainability.
Organization: Athene Charitable Foundation
Support Type: Charitable donations and sponsorship support
Geographic Focus: Communities where Athene employees live and work
Deadline: Not published
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About the Funder
Athene’s Corporate Social Responsibility program is employee-driven and supported by the Athene Charitable Foundation. The Foundation is committed to giving back to the communities where Athene employees live and work through volunteer service, philanthropic giving, and community outreach.
Athene’s mission is to create a positive social impact in education, human services, health and well-being, and the environment. Its vision is to help build a brighter future in the communities it serves.
What This Program Supports
Athene’s philanthropic and community involvement efforts focus on four pillars:
Education
Initiatives that improve learning experiences and support educational opportunity.
Human Services
Programs that provide resources for underserved individuals, families, and communities.
Health and Well-Being
Initiatives that bolster healthier lifestyles and support community wellness.
Environmental Sustainability
Programs that advance positive environmental change and support more sustainable communities.
Eligible Support Types
Charitable donations
Sponsorship support
Community outreach support
Volunteer-aligned community initiatives
Programs aligned with Athene’s four giving pillars
Eligibility & Preferences
To be eligible for support from the Athene Charitable Foundation, the requesting organization must:
Be a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization or foreign public charity equivalent
Be a government instrumentality requesting support for charitable purposes
Be registered with the Secretary of State’s office in the state where the organization is located
Be based in and serve communities where Athene employees live and work
Have goals, efforts, or activities aligned with one of Athene’s pillars: Education, Human Services, Health & Well-Being, or Environmental Sustainability
Have a mission and values that align with the Foundation’s and Athene’s missions and values
Agree to provide a post-event success report describing what was achieved with the Foundation’s donation
Ineligible Organizations
The Athene Charitable Foundation does not consider requests from:
Religious organizations and entities that promote, discourage, or proselytize religious beliefs
Labor groups
Political candidates, organizations, campaigns, causes, or activities
Fraternal organizations or social clubs
Private foundations
Organizations that promote a hobby
School or alumni sports booster organizations
Municipalities or trade organizations
Organizations that discriminate on the basis of age, political affiliation, race, national origin, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, disability, sexual orientation, or religious belief
Organizations the Foundation considers controversial, incompatible with its mission, or inconsistent with its non-discrimination policy
Recreational youth athletic programs with 501(c)(3) status may be considered.
Faith-Based Organization Exception
Donation or sponsorship requests from religious organizations are generally not considered. However, a service arm or program of some 501(c)(3) religious organizations may be eligible if the program:
Is available and open to all individuals in the community
Is for non-religious purposes, such as a food pantry or domestic abuse shelter
Does not use the program to promote any religion
Examples of potentially eligible service arms may include organizations such as Catholic Charities, Lutheran Family Services, or the Salvation Army, provided the supported program meets the above criteria.
Funding Amounts
Athene Charitable Foundation does not publish standard donation or sponsorship amounts. Funding likely varies based on the request, community alignment, available resources, and fit with Athene’s giving pillars.
Timeline & Review
📅 Application Deadline: Not published
📅 Review Type: Not published
📅 Post-Award Requirement: Recipients must agree to provide a post-event success report
Applicants should plan ahead and review Athene’s current donation request process before submitting.
Application / Request Process
Organizations seeking support should review Athene’s Corporate Social Responsibility and Athene Charitable Foundation information before submitting a request.
Applicants should be prepared to provide:
Organization name and charitable status
Secretary of State registration information
Description of the program, event, or initiative
Community served
Alignment with Athene’s giving pillars
Requested amount or type of support
How the request benefits communities where Athene employees live and work
Expected outcomes
Post-event reporting plan
Apply / Learn More:
➡️ Athene Corporate Social Responsibility
Why This Opportunity Is a Good Fit
This opportunity is a strong fit for organizations that:
Serve communities where Athene employees live and work
Focus on education, human services, health and well-being, or environmental sustainability
Have 501(c)(3) status or equivalent charitable status
Can demonstrate clear community benefit
Have a mission and values aligned with Athene and the Athene Charitable Foundation
Are prepared to provide a post-event success report
The Athene Charitable Foundation is best suited for community-based nonprofits working to improve learning, support underserved populations, promote health and well-being, or advance environmental sustainability in Athene communities.
Corporate Grants Guide Notes
Review Type: Not published
Deadline: Not published
Support Type: Charitable donations and sponsorship support
Funding Amount: Not published
Geographic Requirement: Must be based in and serve communities where Athene employees live and work
Best Suited For: Nonprofits focused on education, human services, health and well-being, and environmental sustainability
