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Local Government, Townships & Public AgenciesCities, towns, villages, counties, municipal departments and government authorities
Tribal Governments & Native OrganizationsTribal governments, federally recognized tribes, Native nonprofits, tribal health providers and tribal colleges
Faith-Based & Religious OrganizationsChurches, synagogues, mosques, religious charities and faith-led community programs
Youth, Family & Community ServicesYMCAs, YWCAs, Boys & Girls Clubs, mentoring, after-school programs, childcare and family support
Arts, Culture, Museums & ZoosArt, science and history museums, zoos, aquariums, cultural centers, arts organizations and historic sites
Schools, Colleges & EducationPublic and private schools, districts, colleges, universities, training programs and research institutes
Fire, Rescue & Emergency PreparednessVolunteer and municipal fire departments, rescue squads, emergency preparedness and disaster response
Housing, Neighborhood & Property AssociationsHousing authorities, affordable housing developers, HOAs, property owners and neighborhood associations
Human Services, Senior, Disability & Veteran SupportHuman service agencies, senior care, nursing facilities, disability advocates, guardianship and veterans groups
Community & Economic DevelopmentDevelopment agencies, economic development corporations, chambers, neighborhood revitalization and coalitions
Libraries, Parks, Recreation & Community FacilitiesLibraries, parks, recreation centers, community facilities and related public or charitable organizations
Justice, Reentry & Community SafetyCorrectional services, juvenile justice, reentry organizations, civic advocacy and community safety
Food, Agriculture & CooperativesFood banks, farm and ranch operations, agricultural cooperatives and food-access programs
Environment, Conservation & Animal WelfareConservation groups, animal welfare agencies, veterinarians, zoos and environmental nonprofits
Businesses, Entrepreneurs & Professional ServicesCompanies, sole proprietors, professional vendors, health plans, laboratories, staffing and technical services
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Water, Utilities & Public InfrastructurePublic water systems, transit, municipal infrastructure, utilities and public works
Students, Individuals & FamiliesStudents, scholarship applicants, parents, guardians, trainees and individual professionals
Nonprofits, Charities & Community OrganizationsGeneral charitable, advocacy, philanthropic and community-serving nonprofits
Coalitions & Public-Private PartnershipsMulti-agency collaborations, joint applicants, public-private partnerships and community coalitions
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Open — 2027 Community Partnership Grants; required inquiry November 6, 2026; full application November 20, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-27

Pennsylvania — Sachs Program 2027 Community Partnership Arts Grants (Up to $15,000; November 6 Inquiry)

Up to $15,000 for Penn-led arts partnerships with community nonprofits and civic/arts organizers. Penn faculty or staff lead required; Penn fiscal conduit required. Mandatory inquiry November 6, 2026, midnight; invited full application November 20, midnight (time zone not stated).

FundingUp to $15,000 per applicant in the 2027 Community Partnership Grant competition; no aggregate funding pool substituted.
DeadlineMandatory inquiry: November 6, 2026, midnight. Invited SlideRoom application: November 20, 2026, midnight. Official sources do not specify time zone.
Required next actionRead https://sachsarts.org/grantmaking/community-partnership-grants/ and the linked official eligibility and fiscal-conduit instructions. Secure Penn faculty/staff lead, community partner and approved Penn fiscal conduit; submit the online inquiry by November 6 midnight to receive SlideRoom application link. Apply in SlideRoom by November 20 midnight. Time zone not stated. Include work samples, project budget, creative merits, community impact and partner responsibilities.
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Open / Rolling — Wildhorse Foundation Rapid Response Grants up to $1,500, no fixed deadline.
Verified 2026-10-27

Oregon/Washington — Wildhorse Foundation Rapid Response Grants (Up to $1,500, Rolling)

Wildhorse Foundation Rapid Response Grants provide up to $1,500 for qualifying small community needs in eligible Oregon, southeast Washington and Tribal service areas. Applications are rolling with no fixed deadline; project and existing-grant restrictions apply.

FundingUp to $1,500 per individual eligible Rapid Response request. No overall program award allocation substituted. Ordinary restrictions mean one Rapid Response grant per organization in a 12-month period; a separate eligible regular grant may coexist only for a different nonoverlapping project.
DeadlineRolling — no fixed application deadline for Rapid Response Grants. The January 1, April 1, July 1 and October 1 deadlines apply only to the separate regular quarterly grant program.
Required next actionReview current funder Rapid Response grant rules at https://www.thewildhorsefoundation.com/grants. Confirm nonprofit/government/Tribal entity status and eligible northeast Oregon, ceded southeast Washington or qualifying Native American service area; explain the urgent small community-benefit project under one of the program areas, request no more than $1,500 and document your actual budget. Confirm no prior Rapid Response award in the past 12 months and no overlapping regular Wildhorse grant or pending proposal for this same project. Apply using administrator-linked instructions or contact Wildhorse Foundation administrator on the official page for the rolling Rapid Response form. No quarterly fixed deadline applies.
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Open for December 4, 2026 Small Grant LOIs for the 2027 grant cycle; invitation-only full applications due January 29, 2027. Official calendar publishes dates but no closing hour.
Verified 2026-10-27

Oregon — Spirit Mountain Community Fund 2027 Small Grants (Up to $7,500; December 4 LOI)

Spirit Mountain Community Fund's 2027 Small Grants cycle offers up to $7,500 to eligible northwest Oregon nonprofits, select public agencies and Tribal recipients. LOI due December 4, 2026; invited applications due January 29, 2027. Grant requests limited to 50% of project budget.

FundingUp to $7,500 individual Small Grant, subject to a ceiling of 50% of the total project budget. A $7,500 request requires a total project budget of at least $15,000. No published total cycle funding pool is substituted for individual award.
DeadlineInitial competitive Small Grant Letter of Inquiry due December 4, 2026 (official calendar lists date without an hour or time zone); invited full application due January 29, 2027; decisions March 22, 2027; grant start April 30, 2027. Distinct from earlier September 3, 2026 LOI / November 2 full-application cycle.
Required next actionReview https://www.thecommunityfund.com/grant-information/general-purpose-grants/ and https://thecommunityfund.com/eligibility/whos-eligible/ and December 4/January 29 milestones at https://thecommunityfund.com/calendar/. Confirm your 501(c)(3) status and one of the 11 eligible county service areas, or that you are an eligible government entity in Lane/Polk/Tillamook/Yamhill or eligible Tribal recipient; consider fiscal sponsor requirements. Prepare the project description and funding resources, choose Small Grant rather than Large Grant, create/login to https://www.thecommunityfund.com/grant-information/login/ and pass the portal eligibility quiz, and submit a Small Grant LOI by December 4, 2026. If invited, submit budget forms, current GAAP-format financial statements, fiscal sponsor MOU if relevant and the full application by January 29, 2027. Do not infer a closing hour not supplied by funder.
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Open — Washington CPARC 2026 Cycle 2 rural historic property flood-resilience subgrants. Applications due December 13, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (time zone not specified).
Verified 2026-10-27

Washington — CPARC 2026 Cycle 2 Rural Historic Flood Resilience Grants (Up to $200,000)

Washington Trust CPARC 2026 Cycle 2 offers rural historic-property preservation and flood-adaptation subgrants up to $200,000 per applicant, with a required qualifying contribution equal to 40% of the grant request; applications due December 13, 2026, 11:59 p.m. (time zone not stated).

FundingUp to $200,000 per individual applicant. Approximately $350,000 is the overall Cycle 2 program pool, not an applicant maximum. Applicant qualifying cash and/or in-kind contribution must equal at least 40% of the requested grant; required cash portion must be on hand when applying. Reimbursement-only award.
DeadlineApplication deadline December 13, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (funder's manual does not state a time zone). Project work must finish September 30, 2027. Confirm the preservation-easement draft milestone with funder because manual text and timeline show inconsistent dates.
Required next actionRead the controlling 16-page 2026 Cycle 2 manual at https://preservewa.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Bruhn-Grant-Program-Guidelines.pdf and the current application portal instructions at https://preservewa.org/programs/grants/cparc/application/. Confirm rural Washington population eligibility, qualifying historic building or landscape and flood-risk significance, historic-register status or nomination, property ownership/permission and preservation agreement, eligible work and matching sources. Prepare required estimates, flood-risk/supporting documentation, property photos, ownership evidence, support letters, match and budget documentation, insurance and organizational UEI if applicable. Complete the linked online Airtable form in one sitting by December 13, 2026, 11:59 p.m.; verify time zone and easement-document milestone directly with the administrator.
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Open — Round 7 Track 1 accepts proposals subject to availability. Next quarterly review deadline November 13, 2026 at 5 p.m. EST.
Verified 2026-10-26

Maine — Community Resilience Partnership Service Provider Grants Round 7, Track 1: Community Enrollment (Up to $75,000)

Maine's 2026–27 Community Resilience Partnership Round 7 Track 1 offers up to $15,000 per participating community, maximum $75,000 for a group of five, for qualified service providers helping Maine communities enroll and plan resilience projects. The next quarterly deadline is November 13, 2026, at 5 p.m. Eastern; 15% match required.

FundingApplicant award: up to $15,000 per participating community, up to $75,000 for 5 communities. Combined approximately $600,000 Round 7 funding pool shared with Track 2 is not an individual award. Applicant 15% cost share mandatory; eligible in-kind match permitted.
DeadlineNext quarterly cutoff November 13, 2026, 5:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time; additional scheduled quarterly review March 15, 2027 subject to availability. Continuous submissions are accepted and reviewed quarterly.
Required next actionReview official Maine Office of Community Affairs SPG2026-7 Program Statement and current grant portal; recruit up to five new-to-Partnership Maine communities; secure each community support letter; prepare cover page, organizational qualifications, detailed enrollment/energy/resilience planning scope, public-engagement plan, project schedule, budget and 15% match (eligible in-kind allowed). Submit via MOCA Submittable by November 13, 2026 at 5 p.m. EST for next quarterly review. Confirm continued funding availability.
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Open — SPG2026-7 Track 2 Community Vulnerability Assessment applications accepted for quarterly review; next cutoff November 13, 2026, 5 p.m. EST.
Verified 2026-10-26

Maine — Community Resilience Partnership Service Provider Grants Round 7, Track 2: Community Vulnerability Assessments (Up to $75,000)

Maine Round 7 Community Resilience Partnership Service Provider Grant Track 2 offers up to $15,000 per participating Maine community (up to $75,000 for five) to eligible service providers delivering climate vulnerability assessments. Next quarterly cutoff November 13, 2026 at 5 p.m. EST; mandatory 15% match.

FundingUp to $15,000 per eligible Maine community served; individual Track 2 applicant request up to $75,000 when serving 5 communities. Approximate $600,000 is combined Track 1+Track 2 Round 7 program pool, not individual award. Mandatory 15% applicant cost share; in-kind contributions allowed.
DeadlineNext quarterly application review cutoff November 13, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Continuing quarterly submissions permitted, with another scheduled March 15, 2027 review if funds remain.
Required next actionRead Maine MOCA SPG2026-7 controlling 14-page Program Statement and current grant portal. Recruit up to five Maine enrolled or enrolling municipalities/Tribal Governments/other eligible communities that have not received prior Track 2 support; obtain community support letters. Prepare demonstrated vulnerability-assessment expertise, detailed climate hazards and community risk assessment scope, inclusive engagement plan, schedule, budget and 15% eligible match (in-kind permitted). Submit to MOCA Submittable by November 13, 2026 at 5 p.m. EST for next quarterly review; confirm funding remains.
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Open — Vermont 2027 VOREC (VCGP) pre-application competition. First-stage deadline December 13, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.; invited full application February 17, 2027.
Verified 2026-10-26

Vermont — 2027 VOREC Community Grants (VCGP) — Up to $50,000, No Match

Vermont 2027 VOREC Community Grants fund outdoor recreation planning, design, development and promotion. Up to $50,000 per applicant with no match. Eligible Vermont municipalities, nonprofits and governmental entities must submit pre-applications by December 13, 2026, at 11:59 p.m.

FundingUp to $50,000 per individual VCGP applicant, recommended $7,500 minimum. No required match. $285,000+ is overall statewide 2027 competition funding, not an individual award. Reimbursement after agreement; no upfront advance.
Deadline2027 VOREC pre-applications due December 13, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (official source does not provide time zone). Invited full application due February 17, 2027.
Required next actionReview official 2027 Vermont VOREC Community Grant Program and 2027 preapplication guidance. Confirm municipality/nonprofit/government applicant, no active VCGP grant as of Dec 13, fit to recreation-based local economic development and equity/climate resilience, and eligible $7,500-$50,000 budget with no mandatory match. Prepare the VCGP pre-application form, workplan and budget; email to ANR.FPRRecreationGrants@vermont.gov by Dec13 2026 11:59pm, time zone unspecified. Invited full applications due Feb17 2027 through ANROnline.
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Open — 2027 Vermont LWCF first-stage application due November 20, 2026, at 11:59 p.m.; invited full application deadline January 31, 2027.
Verified 2026-10-26

Vermont — 2027 Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) Grants — 50% Match

Vermont's 2027 LWCF grants support public outdoor recreation land and facilities. Recommended individual requests are $25,000–$1,000,000 (not a binding maximum); eligible governmental and tribal applicants must provide 50% match. Pre-applications due November 20, 2026, at 11:59 p.m.

FundingRecommended individual request range $25,000–$1,000,000; recommended, not a binding universal individual grant maximum. At least 50% of eligible project costs required as applicant match; reimbursement-based after agreement. No substituted statewide pool figure.
DeadlinePre-applications due November 20, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (official source does not specify time zone); invited complete applications due January 31, 2027.
Required next actionRead the 2027 Vermont LWCF program and pre-application guidance. Confirm municipal, state/local governmental or tribal applicant eligibility; verify outdoor public recreation access and perpetual dedication, 50% match, financing, federal and state environmental/permitting readiness. Prepare LWCF pre-application form, workplan and budget, plus project map/permit assessment for development and trail design assessment for applicable trail development. Email complete packet to ANR.FPRRecreationGrants@vermont.gov by November 20, 2026 11:59 p.m. (time zone unspecified); invited applicants complete ANROnline by January 31, 2027.
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Open — Vermont 2027 RTP preliminary grant competition. Required pre-application deadline November 20, 2026, 11:59 p.m.; invited full application deadline January 31, 2027.
Verified 2026-10-26

Vermont — 2027 Recreational Trails Program (RTP) Grants — Up to $50,000

Vermont 2027 recreational trails grants offer up to $50,000 per applicant with a minimum 20% match. Nonprofits, municipalities and qualifying governmental entities may submit required pre-application materials by November 20, 2026, at 11:59 p.m.

FundingUp to $50,000 per individual applicant; $7,500 is a recommended request minimum, not a guaranteed award. Minimum match is 20% of total project costs. Approximately $500,000 is the statewide FY2027 program pool, not an applicant award. Payments by reimbursement after executed agreement.
Deadline2027 pre-application documents due November 20, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (official source does not specify time zone). Invited full applications due January 31, 2027.
Required next actionRead the Vermont FPR 2027 RTP official program page and the current 2027 RTP Pre-Application Guidance; confirm eligible Vermont public trail project and applicant. Prepare the 2027 RTP pre-application form, workplan, budget, and for construction/maintenance a project map, trail design assessment, and permit navigator results or project review sheet. Budget a minimum 20% match and financing before reimbursement. Email required packet to ANR.FPRRecreationGrants@vermont.gov by November 20, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (time zone unstated); selected applicants later use ANROnline by January 31, 2027.
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Open according to foundation's current October 2026 grant catalog; due November 2, 2026, exact hour not published.
Verified 2026-10-25

Missouri — Houston Community Foundation 2026 Affiliate Grants (Up to $1,500)

Up to $1,500 for eligible nonprofits, local governments, schools and other IRS-approved organizations benefiting Houston, Missouri (Texas County). Deadline: November 2, 2026.

FundingUp to $1,500 per eligible applicant. No program-wide pool, universal matching percentage, or reimbursement schedule published in official 2026 program listing.
DeadlineNovember 2, 2026, per current official Community Foundation of the Ozarks grant catalog. Exact cutoff hour and time zone not stated.
Required next actionReview the Houston Affiliate entry at https://www.cfozarks.org/find-grants, confirm IRS-approved legal status and benefits in Houston, Missouri (Texas County), prepare a focused project and budget up to $1,500 and apply through https://www.cfozarks.org/find-grants/take-action-apply-for-grants. Select the Houston Affiliate Grantmaking Program; confirm any additional eligible-cost and application-document requirements in the funder's portal; submit by November 2, 2026.
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Open/rolling as of October 25, 2026, subject to remaining program funding; final intake June 1, 2027. No single calendar application due date before fund depletion.
Verified 2026-10-25

Missouri — CFO FY2027 Rapid Response Grants for Urgent Community Needs (Up to $3,000)

Rolling Missouri Community Foundation of the Ozarks funding of up to $3,000 for nonprofits and other eligible entities with urgent unexpected needs. Apply while funds remain, no later than June 1, 2027.

FundingUp to $3,000 per eligible applicant, once per foundation fiscal year. $100,000 program-wide pool is NOT an individual grant maximum. No universal matching or reimbursement-only condition specified on public official program page.
DeadlineRolling intake until available funds are exhausted or June 1, 2027, whichever occurs first. Review usually starts first Tuesday monthly. No official final cutoff hour/time zone published.
Required next actionConfirm service in the listed Community Foundation of the Ozarks Missouri counties; IRS 501(c)(3) or equivalent qualifying IRS-approved status; unanticipated urgent need and no other application this fiscal year. Review https://www.cfozarks.org/grant/rapid-response-grant-program, use https://www.cfozarks.org/find-grants/take-action-apply-for-grants to locate Rapid Response Grant Program, prepare a specific urgent-need description and requested budget (up to $3,000), click Submit and retain the confirmation email. Final report required 6 months after award if funding exceeds $1,000. Apply before funding exhaustion or June 1, 2027.
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Open as of October 25, 2026; November 12, 2026 application deadline (11:45 p.m. announced, zone not stated). Actual applicant financial assistance, not procurement.
Verified 2026-10-25

Missouri — 2026 Regional Everyone Outdoors Grants (Up to $10,000)

The Community Foundation of the Ozarks offers up to $10,000 for eligible rural Missouri outdoor recreation, environmental education and community access programs. Deadline: November 12, 2026, 11:45 p.m. (time zone not stated).

FundingUp to $10,000 per qualifying project. $120,000 is the combined program pool, NOT an individual award. No universal match/reimbursement condition specified on current public funder pages.
DeadlineNovember 12, 2026, 11:45 p.m. per official October 1, 2026 announcement; time zone not expressly stated. Verify application-portal cutoff.
Required next actionConfirm nonprofit 501(c)(3), government, school-district or tax-exempt faith-based status and specific eligible county in rural Missouri CFO service area. Review https://www.cfozarks.org/grant/everyone-outdoors-grant-program and https://www.cfozarks.org/resources/cfo-opens-120-000-everyone-outdoors-program, prepare outdoor-access project goals, proposed beneficiaries, budget, location and any application attachments, and submit via https://www.cfozarks.org/find-grants/take-action-apply-for-grants by Nov 12, 2026 at 11:45 p.m.; verify time zone and additional restrictions with funder.
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Open as of October 25, 2026; deadline October 26, 2026. Confirm available application in CFO grant portal. Not procurement.
Verified 2026-10-25

Missouri — Wayne & Karen Calvert FY2027 Health and Wellness Grants (Up to $10,000)

Jasper and Newton County, Missouri charities, government entities, school districts and qualifying churches can seek up to $10,000 for local health and wellness projects; applications due October 26, 2026.

FundingUp to $10,000 per eligible organization; awarded funds must be spent within one year. Overall program pool not stated. No universal matching or reimbursement terms stated on public program page.
DeadlineOctober 26, 2026. Exact application cutoff hour and time zone not published on official grant page.
Required next actionConfirm IRS 501(c)(3) public-charity or other qualifying IRS-approved status and direct benefits in Jasper or Newton County, Missouri. Review https://www.cfozarks.org/grant/wayne-karen-calvert-health-and-wellness-fund-grant-program-fy27, register/login through https://www.cfozarks.org/find-grants/take-action-apply-for-grants, locate the exact Calvert Health and Wellness application, supply the project proposal and budget required by the portal, and submit by October 26, 2026. Confirm unpublished cut-off hour and any additional eligible-cost/match conditions with the funder.
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Open — 2027 Community Grant cycle launched October 23, 2026; official documents give ambiguous 'midnight December 1' closing.
Verified 2026-10-25

Oregon — Cottage Grove Community Foundation 2027 Community Grants (Generally $500–$1,000)

2027 Cottage Grove Community Foundation community grants in the South Lane School District area, usually $500–$1,000, with 2027 application and mandatory new video; ambiguous midnight December 1 deadline.

FundingGenerally $500–$1,000 per applicant, subject to individual donor variations (NOT a binding universal maximum). Total 2027 pool not published.
DeadlineFoundation states 'midnight Tuesday December 1, 2026' but does not identify time zone or which side of midnight. Submit before December 1 and seek written clarification.
Required next actionReview official 2027 two-page CGCF guidelines https://cgcfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/2027-CGCF-Community-Grant-Guidelines.pdf and official 2027 signed application form https://cgcfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/2027-CGCF-Community-Grant-Application.pdf. Confirm IRS nonprofit status and South Lane School District service area; prepare signed max-four-page form, nonprofit letter, board contacts, financial statement, org and line-item project budget (government exemptions as stated), up-to-five-minute YouTube answers video, and agree to attend March 2027 awards ceremony. Submit by email to director@cgcfoundation.org before Dec 1 due to ambiguous midnight cutoff, or obtain written clarification.
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Open — 2027 West Sacramento Endowed Fund application launched October 21, 2026, closing November 20, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-25

California — Yolo Community Foundation 2027 West Sacramento Endowed Fund for Nonprofits ($500–$2,000)

2027 West Sacramento Endowed Fund for Nonprofits: $500–$2,000 for 501(c)(3) community projects serving West Sacramento; applications close November 20, 2026.

Funding$500–$2,000 per nonprofit applicant. $20,500 is the total 2027 grantmaking pool, NOT an individual applicant grant.
DeadlineNovember 20, 2026; official Yolo Community Foundation webpage does not publish an exact closing hour or time zone.
Required next actionRead official 2027 West Sacramento Endowed Fund for Nonprofits RFP at https://yolocf.org/grants/west-sacramento-foundation-grant/, confirm 501(c)(3) status and direct West Sacramento resident benefit, prepare a short online proposal showing local impact, partners and ability to complete within one year, and submit through official application link by November 20, 2026. Ask funder to confirm exact portal closing time.
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Open — Spring 2027 Award Round; applications due November 10, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. EST.
Verified 2026-10-24

National — Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation Spring 2027 Community Nonprofit Grants ($1,000-$20,000)

Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation Spring 2027 round offers typical $1,000-$20,000 grants for U.S.-based eligible nonprofits, fiscal-sponsor projects and qualifying publicly supported institutions. Apply by November 10, 2026, 11:59 p.m. EST; request cap is the lesser of $20,000 or one-quarter of average completed-fiscal-year income.

FundingTypical individual awards $1,000-$20,000. Request MUST NOT exceed lesser of $20,000 or 25% of applicant average income over most recent three completed fiscal years. Overall Spring 2027 program pool not published.
DeadlineNovember 10, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST); Spring 2027 award round. Application window May 11-November 10, 2026.
Required next actionCheck U.S.-based nonprofit/public support eligibility and prior-round restrictions; create or reuse ONE foundation organization profile; prepare two concise purpose/funding summaries, up-to-3-page letter of request, latest Form 990 or eligible public-support documentation, IRS nonprofit determination letter or alternative proof, and project budget when applicable. Apply via official Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation webportalapp.com portal before November 10, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. EST. The request cannot exceed the lesser of $20,000 or 25% of average completed-fiscal-year income.
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Open — complete mailed applications must be postmarked no later than November 6, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-24

Texas — Texas Rural Communities 2026 Rural Community Development Grants (Up to $10,000)

Texas Rural Communities offers up to $10,000 per qualifying rural Texas community-based nonprofit, with an overall program pool of up to $88,000. Grants fund sustainable rural community programs; no personnel or new-building costs. Complete mailed packets must be postmarked by November 6, 2026; no email or fax.

FundingUp to $10,000 MAXIMUM per individual community-based nonprofit grant; historical typical awards about $3,000. Up to $88,000 total combined program funding pool (NOT individual award). Partial awards possible.
DeadlineNovember 6, 2026 POSTMARK deadline for complete mailed application packet. No published clock-time or timezone cutoff. NO fax or email applications.
Required next actionVerify rural Texas location is outside ETJ of a city with population 100,000 or greater; confirm independent 501c3 community-based nonprofit status or eligible nongovernmental fiscal sponsor and at least one-year operation. Prepare signed cover letter, 1-page summary, max 5-page 12-point single-spaced narrative, board roster, IRS letter or sponsor letter, current budget, balance sheet, one-page P&L, and two recommendations. Mail unstapled packet to Texas Rural Communities, Inc., 168 Cimarron Park Loop, Buda, TX 78610 with postmark by November 6, 2026. No electronic or fax submissions.
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Open — December 2026 grantmaking cycle, online applications due October 31, 2026 at 11:59:59 p.m. CT.
Verified 2026-10-24

National — Lawrence Foundation December 2026 Environment & Human Services Grants (Typically $5,000–$10,000)

The Lawrence Foundation's December 2026 cycle offers typical $5,000–$10,000 individual grants for eligible U.S. nonprofits, supported public schools/libraries and fiscally sponsored programs addressing environmental and human-service needs. Apply online by October 31, 2026 at 11:59:59 p.m. Central Time; larger grants occasionally possible.

FundingTypical $5,000-$10,000 per eligible applicant. The foundation does NOT publish a strict individual maximum (larger awards sometimes made) or an overall December 2026 program pool. Typical grants generally unrestricted.
DeadlineOctober 31, 2026 at 11:59:59 p.m. Central Time (CT) — mandatory online Common Grant Application submission for December 2026 cycle. Opens September 1, 2026.
Required next actionConfirm eligibility as U.S.-based 501c3 public charity, qualifying public school/library, or program with 501c3 fiscal sponsor written authorization, and fit within environment, human services, or occasional disaster relief priorities; read current funder exclusions and support request amount; register/log in to Common Grant Application via official Lawrence Foundation Apply for a Grant webpage and submit full form by October 31, 2026, 11:59:59 p.m. CT. No separate LOI is required.
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OPEN as of October 24, 2026 — Georgia DECAL 2027–2029 2Gen Community Implementation Grants, 2027–2029. Applications opened October 2 and close November 2, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. per official portal. Applicant assistance grant, not procurement or RHTP.
Verified October 24, 2026

Georgia DECAL 2Gen Community Implementation Grants — 2027–2029 (Up to $125,000)

<p>Georgia DECAL 2027–2029 2Gen Community Implementation Grants for eligible nonprofits, schools and governments. Up to $125,000 per applicant, reimbursable. Deadline November 2, 2026, 5 p.m.; the official portal specifies 5:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST).</p>

FundingUp to $125,000 per individual Implementation Grant award for 2027–2029; program-wide combined funding pool up to $1,500,000 across planning and implementation tracks, NOT an applicant award. Competitive, reimbursable. Award structure $75,000 Year 1 + $50,000 Year 2. No universal match percentage stated in controlling guidelines.
DeadlineNovember 2, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST) as stated on DECAL's official SurveyMonkey Apply portal. Georgia switches from daylight time to EST on November 1, 2026; the portal's stated time zone is consistent. No separate LOI deadline published.
Required next actionRead the full DECAL 2Gen application guidelines https://www.decal.ga.gov/documents/attachments/2GenCommunityGrants_ApplicationGuidelines.pdf and FAQ https://www.decal.ga.gov/documents/attachments/2GenCommunityGrants_FAQs.pdf; confirm applicant is Georgia 501(c)(3) nonprofit, school system or government entity in good standing with DECAL; identify eligible fiscal agent, families and partners; prepare two-generation implementation project narrative, goals, measurable outcomes, 2Gen focus areas, work plan and itemized reimbursement budget; register/sign into official implementation SurveyMonkey Apply portal https://decal.smapply.us/prog/2GenCommunityGrants_Implementation/, complete all sections and submit before November 2, 2026 at 5 p.m. The controlling portal states November 2, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. EST; submit early.
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OPEN as of October 24, 2026 — Georgia DECAL 2027–2029 2Gen Community Planning Grants, 2027–2028 Round 1. Applications opened October 2 and close November 2, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. per official portal. Applicant assistance grant, not procurement or RHTP.
Verified October 24, 2026

Georgia DECAL 2Gen Community Planning Grants — 2027–2028 Round 1 (Up to $50,000)

<p>Georgia DECAL 2027–2029 2Gen Community Planning Grants for eligible nonprofits, schools and governments. Up to $50,000 per applicant, reimbursable. Deadline November 2, 2026, 5 p.m.; the official portal specifies 5:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST).</p>

FundingUp to $50,000 per individual Planning Grant award for 2027–2028 Round 1; program-wide combined funding pool up to $1,500,000 across planning and implementation tracks, NOT an applicant award. Competitive, reimbursable. No universal match percentage stated in controlling guidelines.
DeadlineNovember 2, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST) as stated on DECAL's official SurveyMonkey Apply portal. Georgia switches from daylight time to EST on November 1, 2026; the portal's stated time zone is consistent. No separate LOI deadline published.
Required next actionRead the full DECAL 2Gen application guidelines https://www.decal.ga.gov/documents/attachments/2GenCommunityGrants_ApplicationGuidelines.pdf and FAQ https://www.decal.ga.gov/documents/attachments/2GenCommunityGrants_FAQs.pdf; confirm applicant is Georgia 501(c)(3) nonprofit, school system or government entity in good standing with DECAL; identify eligible fiscal agent, families and partners; prepare two-generation planning project narrative, goals, measurable outcomes, 2Gen focus areas, work plan and itemized reimbursement budget; register/sign into official planning SurveyMonkey Apply portal https://decal.smapply.us/prog/2GenCommunityGrants_Planning/, complete all sections and submit before November 2, 2026 at 5 p.m. The controlling portal states November 2, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. EST; submit early.
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