10,990 active funding opportunities
Supports projects advancing clean and safe cooking with LPG in West Africa to improve health and environment.
Grants support education, culture, heritage, science, environment, and relief projects with national/international relevance.
Supports Tribal colleges to develop research in agriculture and natural sciences using AI, data science, and robotics with undergraduate training.
Postdoctoral fellowship funding two-year research projects with partner organizations plus professional development and networking.
Supports Great Lakes tribes in developing and implementing Tribal Aquatic Invasive Species Management Plans through competitive grants.
Supports dissertations on any group phenomenon in psychology completed in the current year, with a $1,000 prize and recognition.
Supports Ohio libraries with up to $4,999 for innovative projects addressing community needs aligned with LSTA goals.
Funded research projects addressing 19 advanced defence technology problems for multi-institutional collaboration.
Supports student travel up to $500 to present research on Gopherus tortoises at the Desert Tortoise Council Annual Symposium.
Funds interjurisdictional projects to manage and prevent aquatic invasive species in the Great Lakes region, supporting sustaining and new priority projects.
Grants support projects in education, healthcare, human services, and Jewish values with 1-3 year funding.
Funding for ISPs to extend fiber optic lines to unserved rural homes in Ohio, supporting remote work and education.
Supports graduate students and early career psychologists to submit innovative manuscripts on psychological practice for grants up to $2,000.
Supports Great Lakes states in implementing aquatic invasive species management plans through competitive grants.
Supports proposals via a coordinated limited submission process to ensure compliance with sponsor limits and maximize competitiveness.
Scholarships for FFA students with strong Supervised Agricultural Experience impacting agricultural careers in eight Farm Credit East states.
Supports services to help families achieve self-sufficiency and prevent homelessness through case management and shelter programs.
Sponsorship funding for nonprofit events in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties that support health and networking among community-based organizations.
Scholarship for essays on how logistics centers impact traffic safety in nearby communities.
Residential fellowships for research on George Washington and early American history using 18th-19th century collections.
Supports interdisciplinary thematic schools and training programs for researchers in humanities and social sciences in 2026.
Fellowship for early career professionals to develop leadership skills through mentorship and community engagement in Greater Des Moines.
Supports early career psychologists showing outstanding promise in psychotherapy theory, practice, research, or training.
Funds qualified hotels to pursue loss of income claims via contracts to mitigate financial impacts.
