OPEN ANNOUNCED WINDOW — Missouri ToRCH Care Hub provider proposals scheduled for November 2–22, 2026; confirm availability of required template and detailed eligibility with local Hub Program Coordinator before submitting. Hub consolidated proposals due December 7, 2026. Funding and project-level awards remain subject to final guidance.
Verified 2026-11-04
Missouri rural healthcare providers and community partners may propose workforce retention projects through their local ToRCH Care Hub November 2–22, 2026. Approximately $412,000 is allocated per Hub across two years, not per applicant; individual project awards are not yet published.
Required next actionContact the applicable Missouri ToRCH Care Hub leadership board and Program Coordinator, obtain the provider proposal template and final guidance when released, and consider attending the November 12 webinar. Propose eligible workforce retention projects during November 2–22. The Hub Anchor submits one Board-approved consolidated proposal by December 7. Confirm individual project award, allowable expenses, match, reimbursement and any five-year service commitment in final program instructions.
Open. Official Wisconsin DHS applicant-facing RFA posted October 27, 2026, last revised October 29, verified October 30, 2026. Applications due November 24 at 11:59 p.m. (time zone unstated).
Verified 2026-10-30
Wisconsin Family-Centered Approach to Substance Use Disorders The Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Division of Care and Treatment Services, is accepting applications for a five-year family-centered treatment program serving pregnant women and mothers with dependent children up to age 5. This is financial assistance under the Substance Use Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery Services Block Grant, […]
Required next actionConfirm active DHS 75 certification and Wisconsin Medicaid provider enrollment. Prepare an eight-page maximum narrative, first-year F-01601-C budget, Form W-9, DHS 75 documentation and Medicaid MA ID. Email a complete application by November 24 at 11:59 p.m. to DHSDCTSBPTRFundingOpportunities@dhs.wisconsin.gov with subject Family-Centered Approach to Substance Use Disorders. Check DHS website for amendments.
Open initial-proposal stage since October 6, 2026; deadline December 2, 2026 at noon ET. Full proposal stage invitation-only. Official 2027 guidelines, FAQ and Terms of Award verified October 30, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-30
2027 Deborah Munroe Noonan Memorial Research Fund Bank of America, N.A., trustee, and administrator Health Resources in Action invite initial research proposals from eligible Greater Boston nonprofit and academic institutions. Grants support pilot studies, health-services research and evaluation to improve the quality of life of children and young people with chronic physical, developmental, behavioral or […]
Required next actionReview 2027 Noonan Initial Proposal Guidelines, FAQs and Terms of Award; check eligibility against listed Greater Boston towns and >=60% participant residence requirement. Submit initial online application to HRiA Award Manager at https://hria.us-1.smartsimple.com/ by Dec 2, 2026, noon ET; include two-page initial project proposal, organization/collaborator profile, timeline, biosketches and institutional sign-off. Invited applicants alone move to full application.
Officially listed OPEN by Utah DHHS October 23-November 20 2026, RHTP FAST 4.2 rural-provider Revenue Cycle Optimization. Full controlling RFA guidance not accessible through current public page; verification hold before protected approval.
Verified October 29, 2026
New Utah RHTP provider funding opportunity Utah Healthcare Education and Research Foundation (UHERF), through the Utah Hospital Association, is inviting applications for FAST 4.2 Revenue Cycle Optimization, a Utah Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) subgrant initiative. The official Utah health department lists this as an open applicant-facing funding opportunity, distinct from FAST 4.3 Specialty Care, […]
Required next actionCheck current Utah Hospital Association FAST 4.2 Submittable application and obtain controlling RFA guidance. Confirm per-applicant award limits, matching and reimbursement rules, exact Nov 20 2026 cutoff time zone, eligibility and required attachments with program administrator. Submit qualified application via official portal only.
Open Year 2 Norfolk Nourish the City food security mini-grants, officially updated October 27, 2026; applications close Friday November 6, 2026. Source award floor inconsistent; full FAQ inaccessible; hold protected approval.
Verified October 29, 2026
Nourish the City Year 2 mini-grants The City of Norfolk Office of Resilience offers new Year 2 Nourish the City mini-grants for community-led food-security projects serving Norfolk, Virginia. This applicant-facing program supports community gardens, cooperatives, farmers markets, food pantries and related projects expanding affordable access to nutritious food in underserved neighborhoods. Year 1 is closed; […]
Required next actionApply through Year 2 Euna Grants application linked by City of Norfolk Office of Resilience. Prepare legal status documentation, proposed Norfolk food-access activities, implementation and community engagement plan, Excel budget worksheet. Verify exact closing hour and conflicting $1,000 vs $2,500 award floor, download official Year 2 FAQ; provide W-9 and vendor registration if selected.
Open, restricted to the predesignated EMS Corps pilot-site operators listed in EDD's solicitation. Proposals due November 2, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time. Consult the full official SFP and Q&A for detailed conditions.
Verified October 29, 2026
California Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Program — Program Year 2026–2027 The California Employment Development Department (EDD), coordinating with the Labor and Workforce Development Agency, announced a restricted, applicant-facing EMS Corps grant competition on October 6, 2026. This funding maintains and expands established emergency medical technician (EMT) training pathways for underserved young adults, including young people […]
Required next actionOnly EMS Corps pilot operators explicitly identified in EDD's controlling PY 2026–27 EMS solicitation may apply. Review the official EMS solicitation, application forms and current Q&A to confirm named operators, project award limits, permissible expenditures, any match or leveraged-resource requirement, required attachments, and submission instructions. Submit by November 2, 2026, 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time.
Open EDD PY 2026–2027 Employment and Training Pathways Round 2 competition. Proposals due November 9 at 11:59 p.m.; the public notice does not expressly identify a time zone. Review the full official solicitation for conditions.
Verified October 29, 2026
California Employment and Training Pathways Program, Round 2 — Program Year 2026–2027 The California Employment Development Department (EDD), coordinating with the Labor and Workforce Development Agency, released a competitive Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act-funded grant opportunity on October 8, 2026. ETPP Round 2 helps organizations develop high-quality career-connected education, workforce training, supportive services and pathways […]
Required next actionReview the EDD ETPP PY 2026–27 SFP with Forms to confirm applicant eligibility, binding individual award maximum, any cost-sharing requirement, permitted and excluded expenses, documentation, and submission steps. Submit by November 9, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.; verify the local time zone for that deadline directly with the administering agency.
Open for qualifying lead applicants; mandatory December 2, 2026 Letter of Intent and December 9, 2026 full application, both due by noon; no time zone expressly stated.
Verified October 29, 2026
NJBUILD FY2027 Women and Minority Veterans in Construction Trades (WMVIC) The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development opened this competitive grant on October 27, 2026. It supports pre-apprenticeship or pre-employment construction-trades training, job readiness, participant support, and placement and retention services for qualifying women veterans and minority veterans in New Jersey. This is […]
Required next actionAttend either November 12 or November 23, 2026 technical-assistance session; send required Letter of Intent to NJBUILDPrograms@dol.nj.gov by December 2 noon; register in IGX and submit full application and required documents by December 9 noon. Read the complete official FY2027 WMVIC NGO.
Open SFY2027 Minnesota public-library Accessibility competitive grant; applications due November 30, 2026, 5:00 p.m. Central.
Verified October 29, 2026
Mary C. Murphy Library Construction Grants – Accessibility Track, State Fiscal Year 2027 The Minnesota Department of Education is accepting competitive requests from eligible public library jurisdictions for accessibility projects in existing public libraries or existing buildings being adapted for library use. Examples include accessible entrances, restrooms, circulation routes, and related physical modifications. Funding Maximum […]
Required next actionUse the MDE Accessibility track signed coversheet, assurances and narrative in a single PDF; submit separate Excel budget, partner letter(s), project drawings and applicable site plan to mde.compgrants@state.mn.us by November 30, 2026 at 5 p.m. Central. Verify SWIFT Supplier ID and predesign review for projects totaling $1.5m or more.
Open SFY2027 Minnesota public-library Improvement competitive grant; applications due November 30, 2026, 5:00 p.m. Central.
Verified October 29, 2026
Mary C. Murphy Library Construction Grants – Improvement Track, State Fiscal Year 2027 The Minnesota Department of Education is accepting competitive applications for public library improvements, including renovation or expansion of existing facilities, construction of new public libraries, and remediation of building conditions hazardous to health or safety. Funding Current cycle individual Improvement award ceiling: […]
Required next actionUse the separate MDE Improvement track coversheet, assurances and narrative as signed single PDF plus Excel budget, partner letter(s), project plan/drawing and site plan for new construction/additions; email mde.compgrants@state.mn.us by November 30, 2026, 5 p.m. Central. Complete predesign review before applying for projects costing $1.5m or more.
Open for applications through December 15, 2026, 2:00 p.m. PST, per agency website and controlling NOFA. Pending Review: 16-page NOFA read, but separately linked DOCX/XLSX templates not yet fully examined and publication QA/protected approval not completed.
Verified October 29, 2026 (16-page official CalVCB FY27/28 NOFA and funder grant-opportunity website reviewed; separate DOCX/XLSX templates pending complete examination)
California Victim Compensation Board competitive FY2027-28 Trauma Recovery Center grants for organizations providing trauma-informed mental-health and case-management services to crime victims. No fixed individual request cap; matching funds not required; reimbursement funding. Deadline December 15, 2026 at 2 p.m. PST. Official NOFA verified, application templates and final QA still pending.
Required next actionReview CalVCB 2027-28 official NOFA, current DOCX title-page and narrative qualification templates and XLSX budget worksheet. Prepare single-PDF application with numbered six narrative responses (maximum two double-spaced 11pt Arial pages each), title page, budget narrative, flow chart, organizational chart and time-task plan; email official Excel budget worksheet separately and supporting law enforcement/community letters. Send to Grants@victims.ca.gov before December 15, 2026 2:00 p.m. PST. Confirm latest FAQ after November 17; weekday typo in NOFA and unexamined templates require final reconciliation before publisher approval.
Open as of October 29, 2026. Deadline November 4, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. ET. Full 31-page controlling RFA and 4-page current Q&A reviewed. Pending Review: separate forms and standard contract attachments not independently extracted and approved through protected publisher.
Verified October 29, 2026 (Florida Department of Health complete 31-page RFA 26-001 and 4-page official October 19 Q&A independently reviewed; separate template attachments outstanding)
Florida DOH FY2026-27 competitive Sexual Risk Avoidance Education grants for qualified direct-service providers serving youth ages 10–19. Individual awards $150,000 to $200,000 annually, versus $1.5 million total program pool. No match. Applications due November 4, 2026 at 6 p.m. ET through Florida DOH portal. RFA and Q&A reviewed; separate attachments and final QA pending.
Required next actionReview full Florida DOH RFA26-001 (31 pp), October 19 Q&A (4 pp), and all current application attachments IV-XIII before submission. Prepare authorized signed cover, 18-page section-limited narrative, line-item budget and justification, assurances, legal/nonprofit status evidence, management/collaboration documentation, applicable prior-performance history and application checklist; register Florida legal entity, verify project geography has no duplicate federal/state SRAE service, ensure Real Essentials is in-person and Health Educator Academy training. Upload official files, max 28 MB, to https://requestforapplications.floridahealth.gov/ before November 4 2026 6pm ET; save portal session key and receipt.
Open — LCBP 2027 Research for Clean Water and Healthy Ecosystems pre-proposals due November 13, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. (time zone not specified).
Verified October 29, 2026 — controlling October 6, 2026 2027 LCBP/NEIWPCC 16-page Research RFPP, application questions, and live official RFP listing reviewed.
The Patrick Leahy Lake Champlain Basin Program (LCBP), with administrator NEIWPCC, seeks 2027 Research for Clean Water and Healthy Ecosystems pre-proposals for projects benefiting Lake Champlain and its watershed. Individual grant requests of $25,000 to $400,000 are eligible. No total funding allocation is stated for this competition, and awards remain subject to available funds. Eligible […]
Required next actionReview the full October 6, 2026 LCBP Research for Clean Water and Healthy Ecosystems RFPP, select the specified research track, prepare brief pre-proposal and required organization, EIN, UEI, research-plan and contact details, then submit via https://www.grantinterface.com/Process/Apply?urlkey=NEIWPCC by November 13, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. (time zone not specified). Full proposals are by invitation in February 2027.
Open — 2027 LCBP Small Education and Outreach grants; applications due December 14, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. (time zone not specified).
Verified October 29, 2026 — full official 2027 LCBP Small Education and Outreach RFP, appended application questions, and current funder RFP page examined.
The Patrick Leahy Lake Champlain Basin Program (LCBP), administered with NEIWPCC, is accepting 2027 Small Education and Outreach grant applications for projects improving public awareness, education and behavior related to Lake Champlain water quality and ecosystem health. Individual awards are up to $15,000. Approximately $320,000 is available across all awards; this is the program-wide allocation […]
Required next actionReview the complete October 13, 2026 LCBP 2027 Small Education and Outreach RFP with official application questions. Confirm organization operates in the Lake Champlain Basin and meets applicant restrictions. Prepare project narrative, measurable outreach outputs and location/HUC details, workplan, line-item budget using the required LCBP calculator, authorized contact and tax/UEI data, and compliance assurances. Submit online via https://www.grantinterface.com/Process/Apply?urlkey=NEIWPCC by December 14, 2026 at 5 p.m. (deadline time zone not specified). Email applications prohibited.
Open — LCBP 2027 Stormwater Property Assessment and Technical Assistance applications due November 19, 2026 at 5 p.m. (official RFP does not state time zone).
Verified October 29, 2026 — entire September 17, 2026 2027 LCBP Stormwater Property Assessment and Technical Assistance RFP (14 pp), application questions (10 pp), and official live funding listing reviewed.
The Patrick Leahy Lake Champlain Basin Program (LCBP), administered with NEIWPCC, is accepting 2027 Stormwater Property Assessment and Technical Assistance grant applications from qualifying community organizations in the Lake Champlain watershed. Applicants may request up to $25,000 each; approximately $438,000 is available across the entire initiative, not per applicant. The grants support organizations conducting Lake […]
Required next actionReview the full September 17, 2026 LCBP 2027 Stormwater Property Assessment and Technical Assistance RFP, attached application questions and current amendments. Confirm basin-based organization and readiness for Lake Wise, Stream Wise or Rain Wise assessments, workforce and community outreach. Prepare implementation workplan, eligible assessment sites, metrics, authorized contact, EIN, UEI, task-based budget and required compliance details. Submit one complete Foundant application by November 19, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. (time zone not specified): https://www.grantinterface.com/Process/Apply?urlkey=NEIWPCC.
Open — official funder materials conflict on AIS due date: November 3, 2026 appears in grant listing; November 5, 2026 at 5 p.m. appears in controlling RFP and detailed website section. Written clarification needed; use earlier cutoff conservatively.
Verified October 29, 2026 — entire controlling LCBP 2027 AIS RFP and track-specific application questions, compared with current contradictory official grants-listing deadline; discrepancy unresolved.
The Patrick Leahy Lake Champlain Basin Program (LCBP), administered by NEIWPCC, has opened its 2027 Healthy Ecosystems Aquatic Invasive Species Spread Prevention and Management grant track. Individual awards may be up to $25,000. Approximately $465,000 is the combined funding allocation for this track AND the distinct aquatic invasive species infrastructure grant track; it is not […]
Required next actionObtain written clarification on November 3 versus November 5 application deadline from Meg Modley at mmodley@lcbp.org; plan to submit before November 3 pending correction. Review 2027 LCBP AIS 12-page RFP and appended application questions. Prepare one project workplan for on-the-ground invasive-species prevention/removal, geographic scope, population and environmental measures, eligible itemized budget, sustainability plan, organizational details, EIN and UEI; submit through https://www.grantinterface.com/Process/Apply?urlkey=NEIWPCC. Do not use November 5 without confirmation.
Open — official funder materials conflict on AIS infrastructure due date: November 3, 2026 in grant summary versus November 5, 2026 at 5 p.m. in the controlling RFP and expanded website section. Confirm in writing; conservatively use November 3.
Verified October 29, 2026 — complete September 17 2026 LCBP 2027 AIS RFP, infrastructure-track application questions and contradictory current official web deadline compared.
The Patrick Leahy Lake Champlain Basin Program (LCBP), in coordination with NEIWPCC, is soliciting 2027 Healthy Ecosystems Infrastructure Grants for Aquatic Invasive Species Spread Prevention and Management. Individual infrastructure applicants may request up to $200,000. The approximately $465,000 amount in the controlling RFP is the shared funding pool for infrastructure and non-infrastructure AIS grants, not […]
Required next actionContact LCBP AIS Program Manager Meg Modley at mmodley@lcbp.org for immediate written clarification of November 3 vs November 5 deadline; prepare to apply before November 3. Read full 2027 LCBP AIS RFP and the INFRASTRUCTURE track application questions. Establish nonprofit/municipal/university/conservation-district eligibility and confirm BOTH physical US Lake Champlain Basin project site AND US-basin organizational operating location. Prepare AIS infrastructure implementation and procurement plan, maintenance, approved budget, impact and metrics, authorized contacts, EIN, UEI and assurances; submit Foundant at https://www.grantinterface.com/Process/Apply?urlkey=NEIWPCC.
Open — LCBP 2027 Land Conservation for Clean Water and Healthy Ecosystems applications through December 9, 2026 at 5 p.m. Foundant; no time zone expressly specified.
Verified October 29, 2026 — complete official July 28, 2026 LCBP 2027 Land Conservation 25-page RFP plus appended Foundant application questions and official live RFP index.
The Patrick Leahy Lake Champlain Basin Program (LCBP), administered by NEIWPCC, is accepting applicant-facing 2027 Land Conservation for Clean Water and Healthy Ecosystems grant proposals. Individual project requests must be at least $100,000 and may be as high as $3,000,000. Approximately $3,400,000 is available for the overall program and is not the individual applicant award. […]
Required next actionRead complete 25-page controlling LCBP 2027 Land Conservation RFP and appended application questions, confirm parcels in U.S. portion of Lake Champlain basin and legal ownership/easement holding authority, develop permanent conservation, water-quality, riparian/native habitat and flood-resilience case, appraisal and parcel documentation, project budget $100,000-$3,000,000, risk-assessment attachment and nonfederal match if any. Prepare and submit Foundant application at https://www.grantinterface.com/Process/Apply?urlkey=NEIWPCC by December 9, 2026 at 5 p.m. (time zone not stated). Comply with required EPA perpetual deed terms, UEI, environmental QAPP if applicable, federal procurement, 2029 completion and reimbursement conditions.
Open — ongoing recurring Watershed Association Professional Development Mini-Grants, up to $500 yearly per organization. Official application cutoff last day of every month, no specified hour or time zone. Awards conditional on funds.
Verified October 29, 2026 — official current LCBP ongoing mini-grant listing and full January 5, 2026 revised 3-page professional development application and reimbursement PDF.
The Patrick Leahy Lake Champlain Basin Program (LCBP) offers ongoing Watershed Association Professional Development Mini-Grants to help qualified Lake Champlain watershed nonprofit groups build staff and volunteer capacity. Individual organizations may receive up to $500 per year, subject to available funds. The official program does not publish a total funding pool. Eligible organizations are watershed […]
Required next actionRead complete 2026 LCBP Watershed Association Professional Development Mini-Grants instructions and application form. Verify U.S. Lake Champlain Basin watershed nonprofit status or approved qualifying sponsor, water quality stewardship mission, proposed learning purpose, related employee/volunteer, requested registration/travel/meals/accommodations with itemized budget. Submit signed proposal to LCBP at eandogrants@lcbp.org by the last day of the desired month, ideally at least a month before the training. Wait for approval before spending, then submit receipts and reimbursement request within 30 days of the event.
Open — rolling 2026 LCBP Educator Mini-Grants while funding is available, $1,000 per school. No fixed application deadline. Must obtain approval before buying classroom materials.
Verified October 29, 2026 — LCBP current ongoing-grant page, official 2026 four-page Educator Mini-Grant application and reimbursement form, PDF visually verified.
The Patrick Leahy Lake Champlain Basin Program (LCBP) offers ongoing Educator Mini-Grants so qualifying teachers at schools within the Lake Champlain Basin can purchase durable educational materials to teach students about the Lake Champlain watershed, its streams, rivers, water quality and ecosystems. Individual awards may be up to $1,000 per SCHOOL; the overall program funding […]
Required next actionConfirm the school and educator serve the Lake Champlain watershed, and educator meets Watershed for Every Classroom course, World Water Day participation, or active watershed teaching route. Read official four-page Educator Mini-Grant application; list durable teaching materials and costs up to $1,000, explain watershed learning benefits, obtain educator and school administrator signatures and school W-9. Email signed grant request to eandogrants@lcbp.org as directed in the form; wait for award approval BEFORE any purchase. After approved purchases, submit original receipts and reimbursement form within 30 days. Applications accepted on rolling basis while funds remain.
