11,348 active funding opportunities
Funds proposals led by EPSCoR institutions to boost education, research, and workforce in social, behavioral, and economic sciences.
Funds nonprofit programs advancing education, culture, and life skills for disadvantaged youth aged 0-18 with creative, impactful approaches.
Scholarships for Masters or Doctoral graduate study in any subject at Royal Holloway, University of London, up to two years.
Supports organizations offering free or steeply discounted cultural programs to low-income families, enhancing accessibility and equity.
Supports state/regional programs to increase SBIR/STTR proposals, awards, and commercial success preparation.
Scholarships for Masters or Doctoral graduate study at University of St Andrews, funding up to two years with possible extension.
Supports founding teams from science with year-round funding to transfer research results into innovation.
Provides one-time financial support to laid-off workers from Colstrip Power Plant, Rosebud Mine, or ROSI with verified layoffs.
Provides rapid, one-time emergency financial aid to Indigenous students in Montana to cover urgent educational expenses and prevent disruption of studies.
Supports administrative supplements to existing NIH grants for unforeseen costs within approved award scope for current small business awardees.
Funds annual grant requests for AED devices to eligible nonprofits and government entities.
Scholarship for Masters or Doctoral study at Kings College London across multiple disciplines.
Grants empower youth ages 5-25 to lead projects combating childhood hunger through advocacy, service, and philanthropy.
Supports event sponsorships for qualifying nonprofits aligned with foundation mission. Single-event requests only.
Provides up to $1,000 to Native families in Montana actively searching for missing loved ones, covering travel, tools, and community outreach expenses.
Supports watershed organizations in public education and projects to control runoff and reduce stormwater in sewers.
Supports innovative, collaborative community projects in Concho Valley with quarterly funding decisions.
Funds humanities programming, strategic planning, and digital transition to support coronavirus recovery and equity in nonprofit organizations.
Funds paid summer internships for economically disadvantaged high school students to explore chemistry careers and receive mentoring.
Supports research and projects on journalism innovation, digital transformation, and new media tools.
Funds arts and cultural projects that enrich community programming and foster collaboration among Dayton area organizations.
Supports up to $150,000 for projects assessing environmental justice in disadvantaged New England communities through research and community engagement.
Supports doctorate and post-doctorate nurses studying health equity with funding for two AcademyHealth conferences and mentoring.
Supports planning projects up to $250,000 to address environmental justice in disadvantaged New England communities through partnership and outreach.
