6,850 active funding opportunities
Funds projects supporting tile drainage installation in agriculture to improve sector productivity.
Supports rural community priorities to build healthy and strong communities.
Supports projects that increase jobs and investment in film and television industries.
Supports a six-week residential fellowship at the American Academy in Rome for University of Tennessee community members.
Supports large-scale cooperative research programs on aging and Alzheimer's disease and related dementias.
Funds research, development, and commercialization of new technologies to advance innovation.
Supports growth of existing businesses in Northern Ontario to expand operations and market presence.
Supports research to map joint tissue innervation and develop novel approaches to reduce joint pain and restore function.
Funding opportunity to assist with launching new businesses in Northern Ontario.
The Strategic Funding Increase (STRATFI) and Tactical Funding Increase (TACFI) program catalyze the relationships between the United States Space Force (USSF), private-sector innovators, and investors
Part-time 5-month fellowship empowering early-career engineers to tackle engineering and sustainable development challenges.
Supports relocation of new business operations to Northern Ontario, aiding business expansion and development.
Funding for Texas employers to provide technical training to current employees, supporting workforce skill enhancement and business competitiveness.
Supports Indigenous internships in Northern Ontario with salary funding up to $52,500 to build workforce capacity.
Supports development of tools and models for high-resolution, synchronous tracking of complex behaviors and neural activity in dynamic environments.
Supports Texas businesses and partners to train and upskill full-time workers with grants up to $500,000.
Supports multi-year funding for organizations addressing housing or food insecurity to improve community health and equity.
Supports pilot studies preparing for substance use and HIV prevention intervention and services research trials, including intervention development and feasibility assessment.
Funds training programs leading to industry-recognized credentials and job placement for low-income and at-risk individuals.
Mini-grants of $150 support CWRU civic engagement projects covering essential materials, supplies, and transportation costs.
Merit-based scholarships for children of Avery Dennison employees in select countries pursuing higher education.
Leadership development and federal career opportunities for advanced degree candidates through a rigorous selection process.
Funds a national network advancing research on human auditory and vestibular disorders using human ear tissues and technical services.
Supports CWRU civic engagement projects with up to $150 for materials, speakers, and food. Open to recognized student groups and departments.
