6,850 active funding opportunities
Supports coal-affected communities with grants up to $100,000 and technical assistance to prepare federal funding applications for economic development and workforce programs.
Supports Mississippi organizations with $1,000 mini-grants for arts presentations, consultancy, or virtual adaptations.
Supports non-degree graduate study and professional enrichment in the U.S. for future leaders from Bangladesh.
Supports establishment of a Coordinating Center to manage and evaluate the Network of the National Library of Medicine, enhancing NIH resource engagement.
Funds arts projects and arts components of larger projects in Mississippi communities.
Funding to help nonprofit arts organizations maintain stability, build capacity, and expand artist programs.
Supports development and delivery of training to enhance biomedical information use across the NNLM network.
Funding for repair, renovation, or expansion of public arts facilities used year-round.
To help small businesses bring scientific innovations to the marketplace. The SBIR cooperative agreements support research and development (R&D) awards to eligible United States small business concern
Fully funded intensive summer language institutes overseas in critical languages.
Funds up to $10,000 for student-led projects partnering with local non-profits to advance regional priorities in St. Louis.
Funds undergraduate students to extend unpaid or partially funded community engagements with St. Louis organizations after summer fellowships.
Funds neighborhood groups to boost civic participation and voter turnout in priority southern precincts with structural barriers.
Supports nonprofits strengthening global cybersecurity infrastructure and protecting high-risk civil society actors from digital harm.
Funds recent graduates and early career professionals to live, study, and conduct research abroad in 140 countries.
Supports Regional Medical Libraries to promote biomedical health information, training, and NIH engagement through partnerships and outreach.
Supports small nonprofit grassroots groups with up to $30,000/year for social and environmental justice organizing.
Supports outreach programs delivering dental services and promoting dental health in underserved Minnesota communities.
Funds research to optimize and translate genomic and biologic therapies for Alzheimer’s Disease-Related Dementias, supporting projects from design to early clinical evaluation.
Funds projects that enhance arts accessibility for people with disabilities through training, audits, and equipment investments under $5,000.
Supports arts education projects that foster personal connections through diverse learning experiences for all ages and abilities.
Recognizes individuals or institutions advancing inclusion and belonging in chemical sciences regionally.
Request for Qualifications Accepted on Rolling Basis Support future work with the Enterprise Faith-Based Development InitiativeSM and community-based partner support in Atlanta, GA, South Florida and
Opportunity for recent graduates to teach English and promote cultural exchange in 75 countries.
