7,763 active funding opportunities
Three-year operational funding for member-based arts organizations providing educational, promotional, and advocacy services.
Supports students in Chinese summer language programs, favoring those with 1-2 years of study and study abroad participation.
Supports local projects in arts, animal welfare, youth, community development, education, environment, health, housing, and human services in Douglas County.
Funding for landowners near the National Forest to create woodland, enhance habitats, and deliver environmental and economic benefits through tree planting projects.
Supports applied research, advocacy, and professional education projects improving quality of life for adults 60+ nationwide with grants up to $260K over two years.
Supports non-profit organizations with general funding to strengthen and enrich the community.
Supports funding for cultural groups and activities for fiscal year 2027-2028. Open to non-profit organizations applying via portal.
Provides $10,000 general operating support for nonprofit arts organizations based in Georgia with a 100% match requirement.
Scholarships for Nebraska first-time freshmen attending public colleges who demonstrate financial need.
Supports research tackling honey bee health and beekeeping challenges with practical and scientific rigor. Proposals reviewed thrice yearly.
Scholarship funds international master's and PhD students at HBKU with tuition waivers, stipends, and airfare support.
Fellowships supporting archival research across multiple New England institutions with detailed project proposals and multi-institution visits.
Funds distinguished postdoctoral researchers transitioning to independent tenure-track roles in immunology and cancer immunotherapy.
Funding for undergraduates to conduct research or leadership projects over two summers with support for living, travel, and lab costs.
Scholarship for outstanding non-EU/EEA students pursuing selected master’s programmes at Maastricht University.
Funding for non-EU/EEA students in selected Maastricht University master's programmes with a February 2027 deadline.
Scholarships for non-EU/EEA students applying to the Global Studies bachelor’s programme at Maastricht University.
Scholarship for non-EU/EEA students in Globalisation and Law master's focusing on law and international issues.
Supports final-year dissertation writing for Ph.D./Th.D. students researching Christian faith, ministry, and religion-related social issues in the US and Canada with $35,000 grants.
Funding up to $1,000 for ACS local sections and international chapters to host industry-focused events benefiting members.
Supports funding for single art projects and capacity building initiatives in the arts sector.
Funds research linking neural physiology and behavior to advance cognitive neuroscience theory and broader impacts like mentoring and outreach.
Funds basic research on human and primate evolution, biological variation, and biology-behavior-culture interactions with interdisciplinary methods and societal impact.
Funds basic research on developmental processes across lifespan using multidisciplinary and longitudinal approaches.
