11,226 active funding opportunities
Funds translational research to improve prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of plasma cell disorders like myeloma.
Scholarship for Bartholomew County 4-H members pursuing technical certificates or degrees at accredited institutions.
Supports artist residencies and arts curriculum projects with grants up to $10,000 requiring matching funds.
Funds research translating genomic data to biological function using synthetic biology and omics approaches.
Supports clinical trials and research to advance immune tolerance understanding and develop treatments for immune-mediated diseases.
Supports development of human microphysiologic systems for infectious disease research and therapeutic product development.
Scholarship for Columbus residents funding tuition and educational expenses, with preference for military-affiliated students.
Join the 2027/2029 FAO World Food Forum Young Scientists Group to engage in global research activities for young researchers.
Scholarship for Bartholomew seniors pursuing degrees in education, occupational or physical therapy, with preference for special education and pediatric therapy focus.
$500 scholarship for Bartholomew County residents pursuing post-secondary visual arts studies with artwork and recommendation requirements.
Supports research to develop new animal drugs for minor uses in major or minor species, funding safety and effectiveness testing for FDA approval.
Supports exceptional early-career researchers with postdoctoral fellowships at MIT under formal collaboration agreements.
Funds heritage-led projects in Scotland's historic areas including building repair, traditional skills, and community heritage activities with grants up to £1.5M+.
Funds travel for 7-12 grade teachers to excavations, exhibits, or historic sites enhancing Classical Studies learning.
Supports recent post-doctorate historians with £12,000 bursaries for 6-month applied history fellowships.
Supports 10 emerging craft artists with $15,000 each for personal growth, research, studio setup, and professional development.
Supports health-focused projects in La Porte County with Mini, Small, and Medium grants up to $100,000.
Opportunity for artists 18+ to present a solo exhibition at BAU Gallery during Upstate Art Weekend 2027 with exhibit space, marketing, and events.
Funds K-12 arts education projects that combine effective teaching and arts practices with a required 1:1 match and up to $10,000 awards.
Funds programs increasing treatment access, prevention, and loneliness reduction for mental health and substance use disorders nationwide and in select states.
Seed funding up to $15,000 for innovative interdisciplinary research collaborations between UC Berkeley-area and French researchers across all fields.
Funds Upstate SC nonprofits addressing hunger, health, arts education, children aid, mental health, and emergency food industry support.
Funding for Nottinghamshire community projects in health, education, physical improvement, and poverty relief, with grants up to £10,000.
Supports mentor-apprentice partnerships to preserve traditional arts with public presentations in Idaho.
