12,506 active funding opportunities
Provides loans up to $250,000 for repair and rehabilitation of residential properties in receivership to support neighborhood revitalization.
Funds state agencies to develop or expand statewide respite care systems supporting family caregivers across all ages and conditions.
Supports early to definitive clinical trials across diverse interventions using a milestone-driven R61/R33 award with up to 7 years funding.
Annual scholarships and grants for recipients in Douglas County, focusing on Glide community.
Supports matching grants to boost private donations for arts endowment funds in Canada.
Supports multidisciplinary research on neglected infectious diseases to improve diagnosis, treatment, and prevention in endemic regions and reduce disease spread.
Funds collaborative networks advancing Black student success in Oregon education.
Funds basic scientific research on global and national security, emphasizing rigorous, empirical, and theoretical projects with undergraduate involvement and infrastructure support.
Funds projects using longitudinal data to improve state education policymaking and policy research.
Supports Cincinnati neighborhood acquisition and redevelopment projects with rolling applications and priority for Rising 15 Neighborhoods.
Funds neighborhood quality-of-life projects including improvements, service programs, and placemaking to support urban redevelopment.
Funds research on political, economic, or social history of the Thatcher era using Churchill Archives Centre papers.
Funds construction and renovation of State and Tribal Veterans Extended Care Facilities with up to 65% federal cost share. Requires detailed applications and compliance with Buy America Act.
Request for ideas and feedback on future nuclear energy research programs to guide DOE's Office of Nuclear Energy priorities.
Supports innovative research using advanced computational and data science methods to drive breakthroughs in science and engineering across disciplines.
Supports collaboration and partnership work with rolling applications for strategic restructuring.
Recognizes the best peer-reviewed paper advancing vision science or eyecare, supporting original research from lab to public health studies.
Award for best peer-reviewed vision science or eyecare paper by early-stage doctoral researchers, recognizing significant research contributions.
Competitive funding for infrastructure, workforce, and economic recovery projects in distressed communities.
Funds an academic year for major scholarly projects in digital humanities and digital scholarship innovation.
Recognizes individuals with 7-25 years of impactful work improving vision via education, research, innovation, or clinical leadership.
Funds projects expanding and improving low-stress bicycle networks and last-mile connections, prioritizing safety and disadvantaged communities.
