7,763 active funding opportunities
Supports U.S. high school teachers who write fiction, nonfiction, poetry, or memoir to focus on creative writing during summer with a $5,000 fellowship.
Supports development of human microphysiologic systems for infectious disease research and therapeutic product development.
Supports clinical trials and research to advance immune tolerance understanding and develop treatments for immune-mediated diseases.
Supports research to develop new animal drugs for minor uses in major or minor species, funding safety and effectiveness testing for FDA approval.
10-week summer internship for undergraduates in computing fields at ORNL with mentorship and access to top supercomputing resources.
Join the 2027/2029 FAO World Food Forum Young Scientists Group to engage in global research activities for young researchers.
Scholarships and financial awards support African American high school seniors from Western PA pursuing undergraduate education.
Supports health-focused projects in La Porte County with Mini, Small, and Medium grants up to $100,000.
Funding for Nottinghamshire community projects in health, education, physical improvement, and poverty relief, with grants up to £10,000.
Funds nonprofits addressing food insecurity with community focus and entrepreneurial skills to impact social issues through partnerships.
Supports early-stage start-ups with innovative technologies to engage global leaders and address societal and planetary challenges over two years.
Funds Agriculture Innovation Centers to assist producers in marketing value-added agricultural products.
Supports U.S. journalists with 5+ years experience for a Harvard fellowship year focused on professional development.
Funds community projects under FY 2026 Congressionally Directed Spending for eligible organizations named in Appendix I of the guidance letter.
Seed funding up to $15,000 for innovative interdisciplinary research collaborations between UC Berkeley-area and French researchers across all fields.
Supports rural schools in Missouri, Virginia, and Montana to improve youth mental health via screening, interventions, and professional development.
Funds programs increasing treatment access, prevention, and loneliness reduction for mental health and substance use disorders nationwide and in select states.
Funds Upstate SC nonprofits addressing hunger, health, arts education, children aid, mental health, and emergency food industry support.
Supports community projects restoring infrastructure or housing damaged by disasters with up to $100,000 funding.
Supports STEM graduate students with $20,000 annual fellowships, renewable up to six years, plus paid internships and mentorship.
Three-year operational funding for member-based arts organizations providing educational, promotional, and advocacy services.
Funding for dissertation-level graduate students and scholars researching China, Taiwan, or Inner Asia with awards up to $2,000.
Supports students in Chinese summer language programs, favoring those with 1-2 years of study and study abroad participation.
