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Faith-Based & Religious OrganizationsChurches, synagogues, mosques, religious charities and faith-led community programs
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OPEN as of October 28, 2026 according to PA DEP; closes March 19, 2027 or when funds exhausted. Pending full linked-guidelines verification.
Verified October 28, 2026

Pennsylvania DEP 2026-2027 Small Business Advantage Reimbursement Grants (Up to $12,000; March 19)

Opportunity Overview The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection’s 2026-2027 Small Business Advantage Grant offers reimbursement funding for qualifying Pennsylvania small businesses undertaking energy-efficiency, pollution-prevention, waste-reduction, or natural-resource-protection projects. Eligible improvements may include equipment upgrades, energy-saving HVAC or lighting, process upgrades, and runoff reduction. This is financial assistance to applicants, not a government procurement contract. Funding […]

FundingApplicant maximum ranges from up to $7,500 to up to $12,000; 50%-80% of eligible project costs reimbursed. State program pool is not an individual award.
DeadlineMarch 19, 2027, or earlier when funding is fully committed; no exact closing clock time or time zone published in the current DEP program page.
Required next actionReview the official 2026 Small Business Advantage Program Guidelines, calculator and step-by-step ESA application materials at https://www.pa.gov/agencies/dep/programs-and-services/grants-loans-rebates/small-business-ombudsmans-office/small-business-advantage-grant . Verify eligible project and costs, vendor estimates, savings documentation and required matching contribution before applying through ESA. The funding window can close earlier than March 19, 2027 if available funds are committed.
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OPEN to prior-consultation-qualified applicants only; 2026 Round 2 closes November 30, 2026; IPC prerequisite already expired.
Verified October 28, 2026

Pennsylvania 2026 AML/AMD Abandoned Mine Reclamation and Drainage Grants – Round 2 (November 30)

Opportunity Overview The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Abandoned Mine Reclamation is accepting 2026 Round 2 applications for financial-assistance subawards supporting abandoned coal mine reclamation, abandoned mine drainage abatement, and treatment facilities. This is a competitive grant to eligible local public entities and incorporated nonprofit environmental organizations, not a government procurement bid. Eligibility […]

FundingNo published universal per-applicant maximum. At least $44,000,000 is the Round 2 program pool, not an individual grant amount.
DeadlineNovember 30, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (official documents do not state time zone). Mandatory Initial Project Consultation request deadline was August 21, 2026, with consultation completed before October 5 opening.
Required next actionOnly applicants who requested their Initial Project Consultation by August 21, 2026 and completed it before October 5 are eligible for the current round. Verify project/site eligibility with DEP's grant coordinator, read 2026 guidance, compile permissions, permits, detailed budget and supporting technical materials, and submit through Pennsylvania's electronic Single Application for Assistance by November 30, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (time zone not provided). Official page: https://www.pa.gov/agencies/dep/programs-and-services/mining/abandoned-mine-reclamation/aml
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Active — rolling Massachusetts Crescendo Fund for youth K–12 music instruction and equipment; no fixed final deadline.
Verified 2026-10-27

Massachusetts — Klarman Crescendo Fund Youth K–12 Music Education Instrument and Equipment Grants (Rolling; Maximum Not Published)

Grant Overview The Klarman Family Foundation’s Massachusetts Crescendo Fund provides charitable grants to expand sustained musical education and access for Massachusetts youth in kindergarten through grade twelve. The Crescendo Fund is an open, rolling application exception to the foundation’s predominantly invitation-only funding. This is education-focused applicant financial assistance, not a government or commercial procurement. Applicant […]

FundingIndividual applicant grant minimum, typical range and maximum are NOT PUBLISHED by Klarman for its Massachusetts Crescendo Fund; applicants should propose eligible project budgets and confirm current funding availability.
DeadlineRolling applications accepted year-round subject to funds and priorities; no fixed closing date, hour or time zone published.
Required next actionConfirm Massachusetts K-12 youth participants and an eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofit, qualifying nonprofit fiscal sponsorship, or school with established music program. Prioritize sustained sequential instrument music instruction and access, especially Boston, Gateway Cities, rural communities; detail instrument purchase/rental/repair, music technology or equipment, or one-time music engagement project and budget. Apply through https://klarman-portal.givingdata.com/campaign/crescendofund on rolling basis. Check current portal questions before submitting.
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Open — First Stage applications for Spring 2027 decision cycle due November 13, 2026; foundation also accepts applications rolling but round-specific cutoffs govern consideration timing.
Verified 2026-10-27

Massachusetts — Klarman Community Capital Fund Spring 2027 Capital Grants ($250,000–$1,000,000 Typical; November 13)

Grant Overview The Klarman Family Foundation Community Capital Fund (CCF) invites eligible Massachusetts charitable organizations to apply for competitive, one-time grants to acquire, construct, renovate, repair, preserve, or equip significant physical community assets, such as buildings and open space. Unlike most of the foundation’s invitation-only grantmaking, the Community Capital Fund has an open first-stage application. […]

FundingTypical individual capital grant range $250,000 to $1,000,000, with grants occasionally outside this range. This is NOT a guaranteed minimum or absolute maximum; the funder does not state a single total award pool.
DeadlineNovember 13, 2026 for First Stage Applications in the Spring 2027 / May 2027 decision round. No closing hour/time zone published. Second Stage invitation notices expected by late December 2026; invited Second Stage due late January 2027. General applications accepted on rolling basis outside round cutoffs.
Required next actionConfirm a Massachusetts 501(c)(3) public charity or fiscal sponsor with >=5 years of history, site control or pending site control including a >=7-year lease, and a genuine community-serving capital project. Prioritize relevant Boston neighborhoods/cities; document cost estimates, funding, permits, feasibility, financing and community impact. Complete Eligibility Quiz and First Stage application by November 13, 2026 at https://www.klarmanfoundation.org/expanding-access/ccf-apply/. If invited, prepare expanded Second Stage by late January 2027.
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Deadline clarification required: 2027 application LOI open; CSCI funding page states November 20, 2026, but linked submission portal displays November 20, 2027 at 8:00 p.m. EST. Obtain direct funder confirmation; do not rely on the later portal date.
Verified 2026-11-04

National — CSCI 2027 Climate Smart Communities Resilience Grants ($75,000–$115,000; deadline clarification needed)

Climate Smart Communities Initiative — 2027 Climate Resilience Grants The Climate Smart Communities Initiative (CSCI), administered through Climate Resilience Fund, has announced an applicant-facing national climate adaptation grant competition for projects beginning July 2027. It anticipates 16–20 individual grants, typically $75,000–$115,000 per awarded project, for one-year community-based planning, technical assistance and climate resilience work. These […]

FundingTypically $75,000–$115,000 per individual selected 2027 climate resilience project, according to the CSCI official funder announcement and application portal. CSCI anticipates 16–20 awards. Individual range is not a firm minimum or maximum; exact project amount depends on approved scope.
DeadlineCONFLICT REQUIRES FUNDER CONFIRMATION: CSCI official program instructions consistently state Letter of Intent due Friday, November 20, 2026, without published time; linked official SurveyMonkey Apply portal instead displays November 20, 2027 at 8 p.m. EST. Prepare for 2026 and ask funder to resolve the discrepancy. Invited full applications due in February 2027 (specific date not published).
Required next actionReview https://climatesmartcommunity.org/funding/ and https://crf.smapply.us/prog/csci_2027_application/. Seek written clarification from CSCI about the contradictory November 20, 2026 vs 2027 LOI deadlines and do NOT rely on the later portal year. Assemble required CBO, local/regional/Tribal government and adaptation practitioner partners. The practitioner must apply to the Registry by Nov 20, 2026, lead LOI filing, and become award recipient if selected. Read all restrictions and complete eligibility screening; final application follows invitation in February 2027.
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Open 2026 EAB Mitigation competitive assistance; applications due December 17, 2026. Official seven-page guidelines and three-page form reviewed. Controlling project-period inconsistency (January 31 vs June 30, 2028) must be reconciled before protected approval.
Verified October 29, 2026 (official 7-page EAB Mitigation Guidelines and 3-page 2026 EAB application fully reviewed; project-period discrepancy unresolved)

Maine 2026 Emerald Ash Borer Mitigation Grants (Up to $20,000; December 17, 2026)

Maine Forest Service 2026 competitive Emerald Ash Borer Mitigation assistance for severely affected Maine communities. Up to $20,000 individual award; $140,000 total mitigation pool; 50% nonfederal match; December 17, 2026 application deadline. Full mitigation guidelines remain to be reviewed.

FundingUp to $20,000 individual applicant award. The $140,000 EAB program pool and $390,000 combined 2026 Project Canopy/EAB pool are NOT individual grants. Standard 50% nonfederal cash or qualified in-kind match, but EAB 2026 guidelines allow match reduction or waiver for qualifying removal assistance to Maine residents experiencing poverty. Awards reimbursed after eligible costs/project completion.
DeadlineDecember 17, 2026, 11:59 p.m. (time zone not stated in official 2026 guideline). EAB project period conflicting: page 2 and spend timetable February 1, 2027-January 31, 2028, but separate page 6 paragraph states June 30, 2028. Confirm controlling end date with funder. Workshop October 29, 1-3 p.m.
Required next actionReview complete 2026 EAB Mitigation seven-page Guidelines and three-page EAB application, confirm January 31 versus June 30, 2028 conflicting project end dates with Maine Forest Service, and attend October 29 grant workshop if not attended since 2024. Submit online common project overview plus signed separate EAB grant package emailed to PROJECTCANOPYGRANTS.DACF@maine.gov by December 17, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Include 1-3 page narrative, EAB removals/treatments map and budget, nonfederal match or documented poverty-related waiver request, three-year treatment schedule where appropriate, partner letters, capacity checklist and two authorized signatures. Application limit five pages outside budget tables, submission inbox 10 MB per email.
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Open — 2026 Maine Project Canopy Planting and Maintenance competitive grants, application deadline December 17, 2026. Not publisher-approved.
Verified October 29, 2026 (Maine Forest Service 2026 Planting and Maintenance 8-page guidelines AND 3-page 2026 fillable application, official notice and application index independently reviewed)

Maine 2026 Project Canopy Assistance — Planting and Maintenance Grants (Up to $15,000; December 17, 2026)

Maine Forest Service grants up to $15,000 for eligible community tree planting and maintenance projects. 50% nonfederal matching contribution, cost reimbursement, mandatory 2026 grant workshop when required, and application deadline December 17, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.

FundingIndividual application maximum $15,000 for Project Canopy 2026 Planting and Maintenance. Track funding approximately $125,000; 2026 Assistance grants combined pool $250,000 and combined Assistance/EAB program pool $390,000 (NOT per-applicant awards). Requires 50% nonfederal cash/in-kind match, and approved costs are reimbursed following completion and documentation.
DeadlineDecember 17, 2026, 11:59 p.m. (no time zone specified in official Maine Forest Service notice). 2026 grant workshop October 29, 1-3 p.m. is mandatory for applicants who have not attended since 2024.
Required next actionReview Maine Forest Service 2026 Planting and Maintenance Guidelines and three-page application; attend October 29 workshop if required. Obtain recipient SAM.gov UEI; complete common online overview; email signed final application to PROJECTCANOPYGRANTS.DACF@maine.gov by December 17, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Application requires signed designated and official representative attestations, map of project tree sites, three-year maintenance plan, partner support letters, match budget and capacity checklist. Main proposal up to five pages outside budgets; inbox limit 10 MB per email. Do not incur reimbursement-eligible costs before executed grant agreement.
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Open — 2026 Project Canopy Planning and Education grant. Competitive applications accepted through December 17, 2026; 2027-2028 project performance period. Not publisher-approved.
Verified October 29, 2026 (Maine Forest Service 2026 Planning and Education 8-page Guidelines AND 6-page fillable grant application, official announcement and application index independently reviewed)

Maine 2026 Project Canopy Assistance — Planning and Education Grants (Up to $20,000; December 17, 2026)

Maine Forest Service community forestry planning and education grants for eligible municipalities, educational institutions, nonprofits and other eligible public or Tribal entities. Up to $20,000 per project, 50% nonfederal match, reimbursement. Required workshop October 29; applications due December 17, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.

FundingIndividual award up to $20,000. Planning and Education track pool approximately $125,000; all Project Canopy Assistance tracks combined $250,000; 2026 Project Canopy and EAB Mitigation overall $390,000. These aggregate amounts are not individual grants. 50% nonfederal cash or eligible in-kind match; reimbursement after approved work and expenses.
DeadlineDecember 17, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (Maine Forest Service official notice and 2026 Planning and Education Guidelines; time zone not specified). Required online workshop October 29, 2026, 1-3 p.m., for applicants not attended since 2024.
Required next actionRead current official 2026 Planning and Education Guidelines and six-page application. Attend grant workshop October 29 if not attended since 2024, and obtain SAM.gov UEI for recipient. Complete common Project Canopy online grant overview; email full application package to PROJECTCANOPYGRANTS.DACF@maine.gov by December 17, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Include designated and official representative signatures, up to five-page proposal outside budget tables, up to three-page project narrative, detailed eligible project/match budget, community-capacity checklist, partner letters and three-year maintenance plan where planting is proposed. Submission inbox limit 10 MB per message. Project expenditures cannot start before executed agreement.
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OPEN: Connecticut OPM Nonprofit Grant Program Round 9 Component 2 nonprofit capital funding, opened October 27, 2026; closes January 5, 2027 at 4:00 p.m. ET.
Verified October 29, 2026 — 25-page OPM Round 9 official RFA, 10-page October 2026 grant conditions, OPM state announcement and EUNA application notice.

Connecticut OPM Nonprofit Grant Program Round 9 — Component 2 Capital Grants (Up to $1,000,000; January 5, 2027)

Connecticut Round 9 reimbursement-based capital grants for qualifying state-funded 501(c)(3) health and human-service nonprofits. Component 2 offers up to $1,000,000 per project, minimum $35,000 project cost, and NO mandatory match. Apply by January 5, 2027 at 4:00 p.m. ET.

FundingComponent 2 individual applicant project: grant request up to $1,000,000, with project cost at least $35,000. No mandatory matching funds, though eligible non-state cash support may improve evaluation. $19,500,000 is TOTAL NGP Round 9 funding across components, not an applicant award.
DeadlineJanuary 5, 2027, no later than 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time (ET), per October 26, 2026 controlling OPM RFA.
Required next actionConfirm eligibility as a Connecticut state-funded 501(c)(3) health/human-service provider; complete mandatory CTsource supplier registration and EUNA Grants organization account; prepare EUNA project application, self-assessment, nonprofit certificates, budget and any property lien/ownership or collaboration forms; submit the complete application only through EUNA Grants by January 5, 2027 at 4:00 p.m. ET. Review controlling OPM RFA and grant conditions first.
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OPEN: Connecticut OPM NGP Round 9 Component 1 large-project capital grants; launched October 27, 2026; application deadline January 5, 2027 at 4:00 p.m. ET.
Verified October 29, 2026 — official 25-page Round 9 RFA and 10-page Grant Conditions, state OPM Round 9 notice, EUNA public opportunity.

Connecticut OPM Nonprofit Grant Program Round 9 — Component 1 Large Capital Grants ($1,000,000.01–$3,000,000; January 5, 2027)

Connecticut Round 9 competitive reimbursement-based capital grants for eligible state-funded 501(c)(3) health and human-service providers. Component 1 requests exceed $1,000,000 and may reach $3,000,000, with at least a 25% non-state cash match. Apply January 5, 2027 by 4:00 p.m. ET.

FundingComponent 1: more than $1,000,000 and up to $3,000,000 per applicant project; requires >=25% non-state applicant cash match of NGP award. Component 1 statewide allocation may be up to $4,875,000 (at most 25% of NGP amounts awarded). $19,500,000 is the TOTAL Round 9 program pool, not an applicant award.
DeadlineJanuary 5, 2027, no later than 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time (ET), per controlling October 26, 2026 Round 9 RFA.
Required next actionVerify qualifying state-funded 501(c)(3) provider status; register the organization in CTsource (mandatory but NOT the submission channel) and EUNA Grants; prepare self-assessment, organization profile, project application, grant and non-state cash-match budgets, certificates and other attachments including Form 4 for applicable real-property projects; submit via EUNA Grants by January 5, 2027 at 4:00 p.m. ET. Review current official RFA and grant conditions for project-specific documentation.
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Open — 2027 Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation Young Investigator childhood cancer research funding; submissions due before December 10, 2026 at 8 p.m. ET.
Verified 2026-10-27

U.S./Canada — ALSF 2027 Young Investigator Childhood Cancer Research Grants (Up to $180,000; December 10)

2027 Young Investigator Grants: Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation for Childhood Cancer is accepting full proposals from early-career scientists conducting pediatric cancer research. These three-year awards support laboratory, translational or clinical research and development toward future independent pediatric-oncology careers. This is a charitable research grant, not a vendor contract. Proposals are due […]

FundingUp to $180,000 per applicant PI research grant over three years, capped at $60,000 direct costs per year. Indirect costs and tuition remission prohibited; NIH PI salary cap applies. No universal applicant matching contribution published. The award is not renewable; one no-cost extension may be considered.
DeadlineThursday, December 10, 2026, BEFORE 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time (ET), according to the official 2027 Young Investigator Grant guidelines. Do not wait until 8:00 p.m. to transmit.
Required next actionRead official 11-page 2027 Young Investigator instructions at https://www.alexslemonade.org/sites/default/files/images/alsf1/downloads/2027_young_investigator_grant_guidelines.pdf; apply in ProposalCentral no later than BEFORE 8:00 p.m. ET December 10, 2026. Prepare nonprofit institutional authorization, one combined PDF <=20 MB, scientific and impact summaries, project aims, mentoring and career-development plan, institutional protected-time support, detailed three-year budget, NIH SciENcv biosketches, resource-sharing plan, appropriate IRB/IACUC documents, other support and three recommendation letters. No appendices. Check nonnegotiable grant and IP terms before submission.
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Open — 2027 RUNX1/ALSF Early Career Investigator Program, full application due December 17, 2026 at 8:00 p.m. EST.
Verified 2026-10-27

International — RUNX1/ALSF 2027 Early Career Investigator Grants (Up to $180,000; December 17)

2027 RUNX1 Early Career Investigator Grant The RUNX1 Research Program, together with Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation for Childhood Cancer, offers competitive grants supporting basic and translational scientific research aimed at preventing progression from pre-leukemia to blood cancer in people with RUNX1 familial platelet disorder (RUNX1-FPD). This is an applicant-facing research grant, not procurement. The 2027 […]

FundingUp to $180,000 per individual investigator project over three years; maximum $60,000 per year in eligible direct research costs. No indirect costs or tuition remission allowed. PI salary adheres to NIH salary cap; fringe, eligible travel, supplies, modest equipment and disclosed subcontracts may be budgeted. No mandatory cost-sharing rate stated.
DeadlineThursday, December 17, 2026 at 8:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST), as explicitly printed in the 2027 RUNX1 Early Career Investigator Grant guidelines.
Required next actionReview official 11-page 2027 RUNX1 application guidelines at https://www.alexslemonade.org/sites/default/files/images/alsf1/downloads/2027_ecr_guidelines_final_9_2.pdf. Register ORCID and ProposalCentral account; prepare a single PDF no larger than 20 MB with budget/justification, scientific abstract, specific aims, approach, NIH SciENcv biosketches, resource sharing, clinical translation, applicable IRB/IACUC information, 3 recommendation letters, support documentation and certifications. Submit in ProposalCentral by December 17, 2026 at 8:00 p.m. EST; monitor confirmation.
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Open — Cleveland Community Police Commission 2026–2027 community-based violence prevention, restorative justice, and mediation grant applications; due October 31, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (funder does not specify time zone).
Verified 2026-10-27

Ohio — Cleveland Community Police Commission 2026–2027 Community Grants (Up to $50,000; October 31)

Cleveland Community Police Commission Community Grants: 2026–2027 The Cleveland Community Police Commission (CPC) is accepting applications from October 1 through October 31, 2026 for community-based violence-prevention, restorative-justice, and mediation programs that reduce the need for police involvement. This is applicant-facing grant assistance, not a government vendor procurement. Applications close October 31, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.; […]

FundingUp to $50,000 per grant under standard CPC approval authority; larger requests may receive additional review but are not guaranteed. This is an individual applicant ceiling, not the overall CPC budget. The grant term is two years; awards are generally reimbursement-based with hardship consideration. Administrative/overhead costs capped at 15%. No universal mandatory match is published.
DeadlineApplications opened October 1, 2026 and close Saturday, October 31, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Exact time zone is not specified on the official CPC application notice.
Required next actionApply by October 31, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (time zone not provided) using https://clecpc.org/community-grant-program-application/apply/. Review the detailed official application and policy, prepare itemized budget, W-9, nonprofit or fiscal-sponsor documentation, Ohio good-standing evidence, required two-part Cleveland ward letter of support and governance/compliance disclosures. Generate application, email with attachments to ljohnson4@clevelandohio.gov and confirm receipt. Grants are reimbursable, with hardship request possible; clarify capital-expense exceptions directly with CPC.
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Open — A-NPDC Virginia RHTP Eastern Shore Regional PDC Mobile and Hybrid Care competitive subawards, RFA issued October 23, 2026; deadline November 23, 2026, 5 p.m. Eastern Time.
Verified 2026-10-27

Virginia RHTP — Accomack-Northampton Eastern Shore Mobile and Hybrid Care Subawards (No Individual Cap Published; November 23, 2026)

Current Rural Health Transformation Grant Opportunity The Accomack-Northampton Planning District Commission (A-NPDC) and Eastern Shore Regional Planning District Collaborative are soliciting competitive applicant-facing subaward proposals under Virginia Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) Mobile and Hybrid Care, reference RFA-RHTP-2026-01 (issued October 23, 2026). The purpose is to improve access to primary, preventive, behavioral health, substance-use, dental, […]

FundingNo fixed individual applicant award maximum is published. Approximately $11,800,000 is the total competitive program pool, NOT a single applicant award. At least five subawards expected; justified first-year request, partial awards possible; reimbursement only, no advances.
DeadlineNovember 23, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time; written questions due November 20, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time.
Required next actionRead and complete the A-NPDC October 23, 2026 RFA including all appendices and posted amendments. Confirm eligible rural service population and licensing/partner capacity. Prepare cover sheet, 15-page maximum project narrative, implementation work plan and performance measures, detailed first-year budget, financial statements, clinical credentials/partner letters if applicable, and required certifications. Submit ONE completed PDF by email to russwilliams@esvaplan.org by November 23, 2026 at 5 p.m. Eastern. UEI documentation must be provided if awarded; obtain one early. Monitor written Q&A and confirm receipt.
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Open — Arizona 2026–2027 Season for Sharing grant cycle; final online application deadline November 13, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. (timezone not specified).
Verified 2026-10-27

Arizona — 2026–2027 Season for Sharing Community Grants ($7,500–$50,000; November 13)

Grant Overview The 2026–2027 Season for Sharing program, supported by The Arizona Republic and azcentral.com in partnership with Arizona Community Foundation and the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust, funds eligible Arizona 501(c)(3) charitable programs serving vulnerable populations. This is applicant financial assistance, not procurement. Applicant Funding and Deadline Individual requests generally range from $7,500 to […]

FundingGenerally $7,500 to $50,000 per individual organizational request. For repeat grant recipients requesting an increase, request no more than 50% above their last Season for Sharing award. No single-program overall pool is published in the controlling 2026-27 guide.
DeadlineNovember 13, 2026, at 4:00 p.m., per official 8-page 2026–27 Season for Sharing guidelines. No time zone specified in published document; verify online portal. Opens October 14, 2026 at 9:00 a.m.
Required next actionConfirm applying 501(c)(3) nonprofit or qualifying fiscal sponsor has current IRS good standing and serves Arizona residents (Maricopa/Pinal priority); choose ONE of Children & Families, Education & Arts or Older Adults. Exclude school organizations, disease-specific primary-purpose agencies, scientific research, recreation/summer camps, exclusive salaries or capital, discriminatory services. Create or update Arizona Community Foundation profile, prepare narrative, itemized budget, board list, demographic responses and funding history; file at https://www.azfoundation.org/nonprofits/grant-opportunities/ by November 13 4:00 p.m. Confirm timezone with ACF portal and ambiguous religious-applicant wording with staff.
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Active — rolling nonprofit applications; no fixed close date published.
Verified 2026-10-27

Multi-State — Clancy & Theys 1949 Fund Workforce, Youth, and Community Well-Being Grants (Up to $10,000; Rolling)

Grant Overview The Clancy & Theys 1949 Fund, a donor-advised fund at Triangle Community Foundation, offers competitive grants to eligible established nonprofits advancing construction and vocational workforce education, youth programming and enrichment, and community well-being including housing affordability, health access, and essential social services. This is nonprofit financial assistance rather than a vendor procurement. Applicant […]

FundingIndividual grants up to $10,000; no general minimum, universal match requirement, or total pool published by the funder.
DeadlineRolling applications, reviewed at the beginning of each month. Recommended submit by the 15th for early next-month review; the 15th is not a final cutoff. No fixed deadline/time zone published.
Required next actionCheck nonprofit operating history of at least three years and exact Clancy & Theys service county (specified FL, NC, SC, or Newport News VA). Prepare project, budget, community outcomes and collaboration narrative aligned to workforce/vocational education, youth enrichment or community well-being. Existing relationship is encouraged but not mandatory; previous applicants must wait 12 months. File through https://trianglecf.org/award/clancy-theys-1949-fund/ grant portal; rolling reviews.
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Active — first 2026 grant round; currently accepting online partnership applications through October 30, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-27

North Carolina — Triangle Community Foundation 2026 Faith-Based Housing Affordability Grants (Up to $25,000; October 30)

Grant Overview Triangle Community Foundation is accepting applications for its first 2026 Faith-Based Housing Affordability Grant Program to help eligible faith-based organizations and nonprofit housing partners pursue affordable housing development in North Carolina. This is competitive charitable financial assistance, not a government contract. Applicant Funding and Deadline Individual project grant: up to $25,000. The foundation […]

FundingUp to $25,000 per partnership project; the funder's $75,000 overall grantmaking pool is NOT an individual applicant award. Funds awarded only to the qualifying nonprofit housing partner.
DeadlineOctober 30, 2026. No exact closing hour or time zone specified in the official published guidance. Applications opened September 28, 2026; grant decisions expected December 11, 2026.
Required next actionConfirm a 501(c)(3) faith-based group AND a 501(c)(3) housing nonprofit are based in and serve Wake, Durham, Orange or Chatham County, NC. Select a lead applicant (either partner), gather credentials and information from BOTH, design eligible predevelopment work, affirm fair-housing, faith-neutral resident selection and nondiscrimination requirements, and file by October 30 at https://trianglecf.org/award/faith-based-housing-affordability-grant-program/ via its application portal.
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Open — 2026 Q4 applications accepted through November 15, 2026; quarterly cycle.
Verified 2026-10-27

Colorado — Denver Broncos Foundation 2026 Q4 Community Grants (Up to $10,000; November 15)

The Denver Broncos Foundation offers applicant grants of up to $10,000 for eligible Colorado 501(c)(3) and government-equivalent organizations serving youth ages 5–24. Open 2026 Q4 applications close November 15, 2026; projects may cover youth mental health, food insecurity, learning, sports safety, and career pathways.

FundingUp to $10,000 per organization for an eligible Colorado youth-serving project; official Denver Broncos Foundation overview specifies individual applicant maximum. Award not guaranteed.
Deadline2026 Q4 application deadline November 15, 2026 (opening Aug 16). Funder does not publish exact cutoff hour or time zone. Notification by Dec 15, 2026; grant report due Jan 15, 2028.
Required next actionVerify 501(c)(3) nonprofit or government-equivalent status, Colorado services, >=80% program expense ratio, eligible youth 5–24 priority area, application frequency and any prior grantee reporting. Prepare project outcomes and budget and apply through the official Denver Broncos Community Grant Program CyberGrants portal by November 15, 2026.
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Open — annual 2026–2027 Nashville Predators Foundation Helper Grant cycle, application deadline January 8, 2027 at midnight.
Verified 2026-10-27

Tennessee — Nashville Predators Foundation 2027 Helper Grants ($500–$10,000; January 8)

Nashville Predators Foundation annual 2026–2027 Helper Grants for Nashville and Middle Tennessee nonprofits and government agencies supporting youth and families. Individual grants $500–$10,000; apply by January 8, 2027 at midnight (time zone unspecified).

Funding$500–$10,000 per individual eligible organization; $10,000 binding applicant maximum. The 2026 average $4,300 and overall 2026 $855,642 pool are historical figures, NOT an individual award.
DeadlineApplications opened October 1, 2026; deadline January 8, 2027 at 'midnight' (official page does not specify a time zone or clarify whether midnight means start or end of date). Confirm portal cutoff and submit early.
Required next actionConfirm organization is a qualifying 501(c)(3) nonprofit or government agency serving Nashville/Middle Tennessee, that proposal benefits youth and families, and one application per cycle. Prepare project description, itemized budget and required eligibility documents, then apply via the official Nashville Predators Helper Grants portal before January 8, 2027 midnight (verify exact cutoff); budget for required May check-presentation attendance and reporting.
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Open — Period 1 of the 2026–27 Community Power Play grant. Applications accepted through October 30, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-27

Minnesota — Wild/Xcel Energy 2026–27 Community Power Play Period 1 Youth Hockey Access Grant ($10,000; October 30)

Minnesota Wild/Xcel Energy Community Power Play Period 1 offers one $10,000 award for Minnesota nonprofit hockey organizations supporting costs of youth and amateur hockey participation, including ice time, protective and participation equipment, and registration fees. Applications September 28–October 30, 2026; final date October 30, 2026.

FundingFixed individual award $10,000 for one selected nonprofit in Period 1; separate conditional $20,000 Overtime fan-vote award is not guaranteed or part of this initial grant. Three-period $30,000 aggregate is not one applicant award.
DeadlinePeriod 1 application September 28–October 30, 2026; closing date October 30, 2026. No hour or time zone published by funder. Overtime recipient fan vote Mar 8–21, 2027 is a different stage.
Required next actionSubmit the online Period 1 application through the official Minnesota Wild/Xcel Energy Community Power Play form by October 30, 2026. Confirm applicant's Minnesota nonprofit legal status, participant access need, hockey participation costs, projected beneficiaries, and eligible itemized budget. Apply through https://www.nhl.com/wild/community/power-play; verify live portal conditions.
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