7,201 active funding opportunities
Supports postdoctoral global health research training for LMIC citizens with U.S. doctoral degrees through consortia programs.
Supports ACS student groups with outreach, engagement, career development, and growth activities.
Supports New England nonprofits presenting touring artists with funding for artist fees, travel, and new work creation across state lines or collaborations.
Part-time fellowship placing mid-career professionals in tobacco control organizations for real policy and campaign work one day per week.
Loans for UK SMEs to fund close-to-market innovative projects with strong commercial and societal impact.
Funding for special grant projects in secondary education leadership. Preliminary proposals accepted now.
Funds promising multi-year projects improving Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and 23 Native nations with significant regional impact.
Supports Regular and Thematic Lead-Agency project grants up to 48 months with international collaboration requirements.
Supports organizations that help problem solvers and foster ecosystems for creative solutions.
Supports nonprofit organizations with Giving Days to raise awareness and funds for regional improvement.
Funding for Bay Area transit agencies to support vehicle, equipment, safety, and station capital projects from FY 2027 to FY 2031.
Funding for nonprofit media groups supporting creative problem solving to improve the region.
Funds research to advance understanding of economic processes, including doctoral dissertation improvement grants and interdisciplinary projects.
Supports unique partnership opportunities to attract resources or address significant challenges through collaboration.
Funds community organizations improving mental health for young people of color through innovative programs and services.
Supports programming highlighting overlooked sites and communities, focusing on American and Indigenous histories and cultural heritage.
Funds community-based projects with demonstrated support in South Dakota communities.
Supports regional organizations with proven community impact through flexible $250,000 grants to sustain and innovate their work.
Supports young Latin American scientists for postdoctoral biomedical training in the US, fostering US-Latin America research collaboration.
Funds innovative ideas to solve problems and create opportunities across North Dakota communities.
Supports Native-serving organizations at all growth stages to fund projects guided by Native worldviews and promote learning and teaching.
Supports individual research by members of educational or research institutions or companies advancing academic scholarship.
Supports transformative research and innovation to accelerate climate neutral and resilient urban transitions.
Awards of $50,000 each recognize local nonprofits improving health in the Research Triangle Region.
