10,555 active funding opportunities
Funding opportunity for student groups to host events related to Asian studies with $200 support.
Supports a month-long artist residency with stipend and studio access for printmakers in select NY counties.
Supports graduate students presenting conference papers on China or Chinese Studies with partial funding for travel and registration.
Supports artists in producing limited edition artist books during an 8-10 week residency with stipend, materials, housing, and studio access.
Supports horse and dog shelters, sanctuaries, and rescues with up to $10,000, prioritizing Lake of the Ozarks area organizations.
Supports community development projects in Houston by funding eligible nonprofit and government entities with grants of $1,500.
Supports travel for CLAS-affiliated faculty and graduate students to present and participate in Latin American and Caribbean studies conferences.
Funds innovative, interdisciplinary AI projects supporting diversity and collaboration with up to $100,000 for one year.
Funds arts-based strategies to improve health and well-being in communities.
Funds transportation costs for Kentucky schools to attend arts programs listed in the Arts Miles Directory, reimbursing mileage and driver pay for up to two buses.
One-time funding to support organizational infrastructure, resiliency, and strategic planning.
Supports individual artists with grants up to $500 for artistic activities like supplies, conferences, and small projects.
Accelerate your startup globally with zero equity taken, mentorship, and cash prizes across multiple sectors including Healthcare and Climate.
Supports manufacturing companies with up to $50,000 annually to reimburse workforce up-skill training costs, enhancing skills and productivity.
Funds rapid-response digital resiliency activities to help civil society actors counter imminent civic space threats and promote inclusive democracy.
Fully funded STEM master's scholarships for women from low- and middle-income countries at Oxford, including tuition, living subsidy, and mentoring.
Loans support investigation, cleanup, and redevelopment of abandoned urban properties and contamination assessments.
Funding up to $50,000 for promising research projects by clinicians and faculty affiliated with NJ Health Foundation organizations.
Grants up to $35,000 support projects addressing community health, behavioral health, social science, social service, and education issues.
Supports summer public interest internships for qualified students lacking sufficient funding.
Grants from $4,000 to $16,000 support Manhattan-based artists and organizations for single arts projects across all disciplines.
Supports loan repayment for graduates pursuing public interest and public sector law careers by offsetting educational debt.
