Open — Fall 2026 Thurston County grassroots grant round; November 9, 2026 primary deadline; official page contains conflicting mailing language.
Verified 2026-10-27
Fall 2026 Community Sustaining Fund Grants — Thurston County, Washington The Community Sustaining Fund (CSF) of Thurston County is accepting applications for grassroots projects promoting social justice, environmental sustainability and community building. This is financial support for community-initiated projects, not government procurement. Individual awards are capped at $1,500. Eligibility and priorities Individuals, unincorporated groups and […]
Required next actionDownload the Fall 2026 application form at https://thurstoncsf.org/grant-more-info/, review eligibility and project scope, complete in Word, email a Word or PDF copy to ThurstonCSF@gmail.com before November 9, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.; ask the funder to clarify the conflicting paper-mail line. Finalists should be available for November 21 in-person interviews.
Open — 2026 Jim and Caroline Deinema Canton Community Foundation grants, due November 27, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-27
2026 Canton Community Grants The Jim and Caroline Deinema Canton Community Foundation, part of the Sioux Falls Area Community Foundation regional network, has opened its 2026 grant application period. Grants support projects that improve quality of life for the Canton, South Dakota, area. Applications are due by midnight Friday, November 27, 2026. Eligible projects and […]
Required next actionOpen https://www.sfacf.org/about-us/regional-foundations/canton and select the official Apply for a Grant link. Prepare the proposed Canton-area project and budget, explain community benefit and confirm eligibility and document requirements in the linked portal. Submit no later than midnight November 27, 2026; time zone not published.
Open — AACF community grant applications accepted year-round, with November 30, 2026 regular cutoff for December review.
Verified 2026-10-27
Aberdeen Area Community Foundation Community Grants: December 2026 Review The Aberdeen Area Community Foundation (AACF) accepts charitable project grant requests throughout the year for nonprofit organizations benefiting Aberdeen and surrounding South Dakota communities. Supported fields include economic development, human services, health, education and cultural programming. Applications received by November 30, 2026 are eligible for consideration […]
Required next actionDownload the current application from https://aberdeencommunityfoundation.com/apply-for-a-grant/ and follow the board-approved guidelines. Prepare Aberdeen-area community impact, project budget, nonprofit eligibility and any pledged community match, then email completed application to info@aberdeencommunityfoundation.com by November 30, 2026 for December review. Keep evidence for the mandatory final grant report.
Open — year-round rolling applicant grants; official application guidance verified October 27, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-27
Central New York Community Foundation offers up to $10,000 per request for eligible nonprofit strategic partnerships, mergers, affiliations, strategic planning and succession planning. Applications roll year-round after a required staff discussion; geography varies by funding track.
Required next actionDiscuss the intended partnership or planning project with CNYCF staff before applying; select the correct geography-restricted track, build a consultant/professional services budget at or below $10,000, and submit through the funder's online portal. Prepare for a follow-up evaluation meeting about 12 months after funding.
Open — ongoing rolling applications according to the official funder program page; status verified October 27, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-27
Central New York Community Foundation accepts rolling applications from qualifying nonprofits, fiscally sponsored organizations, schools and municipalities serving Madison County, NY, for capital and program projects that address poverty. No universal individual award ceiling or fixed deadline is published; applicants must first discuss proposals with foundation staff.
Required next actionDiscuss the proposal with Community Foundation staff before applying (315-422-9538 or grants@cnycf.org); confirm eligibility, fiscal sponsorship if needed, poverty-related project budget and reporting obligations, then use the funder's application process.
Open as of October 27, 2026 to submit a Capital Programs Letter of Inquiry through November 30. Full applications are invitation-only after funder review.
Verified 2026-10-27
Roundhouse Foundation offers up to $25,000 for building maintenance capital grants to nonprofits, public agencies, and Tribal governments for existing facilities benefiting rural Oregon. Submit an initial LOI by November 30, 2026; a bid or estimate and project budget are required, and full applications are invitation-only.
Required next actionConfirm eligibility and recent Roundhouse grant status. Review official Capital Programs guidelines and 2026 LOI question list; select the specific capital track in Roundhouse online grant portal. Submit project budget, funding sources, maintenance plan, community benefit description and at least one quote, bid or estimate by November 30. Wait for any invitation to full application.
Open as of October 27, 2026 to submit a Capital Programs Letter of Inquiry through November 30. Full applications are invitation-only after funder review.
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Roundhouse Foundation invites 2026 capital LOIs for new construction, expansion and major renovation of rural Oregon community, educational and health facilities, up to $100,000 per applicant. November 30 LOI cutoff; full applications invited. A bid or estimate and property ownership information are required.
Required next actionConfirm eligibility and recent Roundhouse grant status. Review official Capital Programs guidance and 2026 LOI question list; select New Construction in Roundhouse online grants portal. Prepare the project budget, funding sources, property ownership or lease, timeline, long-term maintenance, community benefits and a required bid or estimate. Submit LOI by November 30; full application requires invitation.
Open as of October 27, 2026 to submit a specialized-vehicle Capital Programs LOI, through November 30. Full application only by invitation.
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Roundhouse Foundation is accepting 2026 LOIs for specialized vehicles that expand rural Oregon health, education and basic service access, offering up to $25,000 per eligible nonprofit, government or Tribal applicant. Submit LOI by November 30. Municipal-service city and school buses are excluded; a dealer quote and driver/storage plan are required.
Required next actionRead official Capital Programs guidance and the 2026 LOI list. Select Vehicle capital track in Roundhouse online grants portal, identify rural communities served, total cost and other funding, obtain dealer quote, prepare driver policy, training, security and storage plan, project budget and maintenance plan, and submit LOI by November 30. Invited full application follows review.
Open as of October 27, 2026; 2026 Small Grant applications accepted through November 30 subject to the foundation's posted conditions.
Verified 2026-10-27
Roundhouse Foundation offers $500-$2,500 Small Grants to eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofits, qualifying sponsored organizations, government entities and Tribal governments for grassroots projects benefiting rural Oregon. Applications are considered monthly through November 30, 2026; exact closing hour is not published.
Required next actionReview the official Roundhouse How to Apply and Eligibility pages, register or sign in to its online grants portal, prepare the required itemized project budget template and community-impact narrative, assemble board and operating-budget details as applicable, and submit the 2026 Small Grant application by November 30.
Open — national 2026–2027 innovative oral-health applicant grants; applications accepted through November 30, 2026; decisions anticipated summer 2027.
Verified 2026-10-27
The Dental Trade Alliance Foundation is accepting applications through November 30, 2026 for $25,000 grants to launch innovative, sustainable oral-health access pilots serving underserved populations, especially children. Eligible leads include nonprofits, universities and public agencies.
Required next actionRead official https://dtafoundation.org/apply/grants/ FAQ and current 2026 announcement. Confirm the applicant is a qualified 501(c)(3), 501(c)(6), 509(a), university or government body proposing a NEW oral health access pilot for underserved patients, not continuation of an existing program. Prepare innovative pilot plan and evaluation, sustainability/scale plan, future-facing expense budget, and any portal-specific attachments. Exclude indirect costs, endowments, fundraisers, retroactive expenses and salaries for existing personnel; new project staff may qualify. Submit at https://dtafoundation.submittable.com/submit/352429/new-grant-proposals-spring-nov-2026 no later than November 30, 2026.
Open — Fall 2026 applicant grants for Northeast Ohio charities; online applications accepted through November 30, 2026.
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The Andrews Foundation accepts fall 2026 proposals from qualifying Northeast Ohio 501(c)(3) nonprofits through November 30, 2026. Awards typically range $5,000–$15,000; no binding individual maximum or closing hour is published.
Required next actionRead the official application requirements at https://theandrewsfoundation.org/grant-application/. Confirm current 501(c)(3) status and actual Northeast Ohio community benefit, complete the online application, and prepare a three-page proposal addressing mission, requested amount, project goals, past support and other funding; attach board list, IRS determination letter, latest Form 990 and current organization budget. Submit by November 30, 2026; no official closing hour is published.
Open for nominations — October 14 through November 19, 2026; $10,000 per selected community-health organization. Not a general rolling application.
Verified 2026-10-27
Quest Diagnostics Foundation is accepting 2026–2027 Quest for Healthy Communities Champions nominations through November 19, 2026. Selected U.S. nonprofit and public-health organizations receive $10,000 for demonstrated community-health impact.
Required next actionReview the official 2026–2027 Champions nomination instructions at https://www.questdiagnostics.com/our-company/foundation/current-opportunities/healthy-communities-champions. Verify the U.S.-based nominee is a qualifying 501(c)(3) public charity, public-health entity or formalized coalition; document measurable existing work improving health access and community outcomes. Follow the official GrantsConnect nomination link and submit by November 19, 2026. Confirm any program-specific documents and cutoff hour in the portal.
OPEN — CFSA CORE 2026–2027 general operating grant application window is November 2–30, 2026. Applications due November 30 at 5:00 p.m. Arizona time. Eligibility and portal attachments must be confirmed.
Verified 2026-11-04
Community Foundation for Southern Arizona CORE Grants provide $15,000–$30,000 in flexible one-year general operating support to eligible established midsized Southern Arizona nonprofits. Applications open November 2, 2026 and close November 30, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Arizona time.
Required next actionReview official guidance at https://cfsaz.org/grants/core-grants/. Confirm 501(c)(3) status or eligible fiscal sponsorship; at least two years of Southern Arizona operations; $100,000–$2,000,000 annual expenses; qualifying local operations; and current CFSA reporting. Register in the CFSA grant portal, prepare the general operating support application and attachments required by the portal, and submit between November 2 and November 30, 2026, before 5:00 p.m. Arizona time.
OPEN — CFSA Corazón 2026–2027 $50,000 anchor nonprofit grant applications opened November 2, 2026, and close November 30 at 5:00 p.m. Arizona time. Eligible applicants must meet operating-budget and five-year local-presence criteria.
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Community Foundation for Southern Arizona Corazón Grants award $50,000 in flexible one-year support to established Southern Arizona nonprofits with operating expenses above $2 million. A second $50,000 year is conditional, not guaranteed. Apply November 2–30, 2026, by 5:00 p.m. Arizona time.
Required next actionReview official guidance at https://cfsaz.org/grants/corazon-grants. Verify nonprofit 501(c)(3) status; at least five years of Southern Arizona activity; annual operating expenses greater than $2,000,000; own governing board; local staff, budget and leadership where affiliated; and current CFSA reporting. Fiscally sponsored projects are ineligible. Create a grant portal account and apply November 2–30, 2026, by 5:00 p.m. Arizona time; verify supporting documentation in the portal.
Open — 2026–2027 Peer Education Grant applications accepted September 25, 2026 through January 11, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. EST.
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Organization for Autism Research 2026–2027 Peer Education Grants fund student-focused autism inclusion projects in U.S. schools, districts, libraries and nonprofits. Up to $12,000 for district-wide projects or $500–$6,000 for smaller programs. Applications close January 11, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. EST.
Required next actionRead the current OAR application at https://researchautism.smapply.org/prog/peer_education_grant/. Confirm U.S. school, school district, library, 501(c)(3) nonprofit or community organization conducting student-facing autism peer education; educators, administrators, parents, youth leaders and autism professionals may coordinate the project. Select district-wide (up to $12,000) or smaller project ($500–$6,000), use OAR Kit for Kids/Autism Tuned In materials, submit the required online application and project budget by January 11, 2027 11:59 p.m. EST; include support letter if applicable. Plan earliest start April 1, 2027 and final reporting with expenditure receipts.
Open — YouthWell New Hampshire Fall 2026 School Mental Health funding applications accepted October 19–November 13, 2026; decisions by December 11, 2026.
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YouthWell New Hampshire offers up to $15,000 per Fall 2026 grant to support intentional youth mental health and well-being initiatives in New Hampshire schools. Applications are open October 19–November 13, 2026; $50,000 is available across the cycle, not per recipient.
Required next actionReview https://youthwellnh.org/funding-application/ and submit the official Fall 2026 YouthWell NH online grant application by November 13, 2026. Confirm the proposed program directly supports New Hampshire student mental health/well-being and explain school/youth involvement; youth-led projects prioritized but not required. Prepare organization's contact and EIN, exempt status if applicable, itemized budget for request not exceeding $15,000, program need, proposed activities, timeline, mental health outcomes, measurement approach, other funding sources and sustainability. Attach supporting materials if helpful. Verify unspecified time-of-day directly with funder.
Open — rolling review; applications are submitted electronically through Ability Central's official WizeHive link.
Verified 2026-10-27
Ability Central offers rolling California-focused $500–$5,000 grants for qualifying small nonprofits and educational institutions improving communication and information access for Deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent people. Eligible organizations must operate under a $1 million annual budget; projects must serve Californians.
Required next actionReview https://abilitycentral.org/philanthropy/community-impact-grant and the linked Begin Your Application form. Confirm nonprofit or educational eligibility, annual budget below $1,000,000 and specific California beneficiaries. Prepare a signed Letter of Intent on organizational letterhead describing the community need, use of funds, measurable outcomes, activities and a three-month project timeline; complete all electronic fields and submit while the rolling program remains open.
Open — FY2027 Fall organizational development applications accepted through October 31, 2026, subject to remaining funds.
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Oregon Cultural Trust's FY2027 fall Organizational Development grants provide up to $2,500 to qualifying Oregon cultural nonprofits and county or tribal cultural coalitions with annual budgets below $1.5 million. October 31, 2026 deadline; consultation and facilitation-based capacity projects.
Required next actionRead the complete seven-page FY2027 Organizational & Professional Development Grant Program PDF at https://www.culturaltrust.org/wp-content/uploads/FY27_OCT_OrgProfDevt_GrantApplication.pdf and the official https://www.culturaltrust.org/grants/how-to-apply/ page. Confirm Oregon Cultural Trust registration, 501(c)(3) status or Cultural Coalition standing, grant-reporting compliance and budget below $1.5 million. Prepare the Organizational Development category application, detailed project and balanced budget, proposed consultant or facilitator biography/résumé and a brief work plan/timeline. Email the signed PDF and attachments to Culture.Grants@biz.oregon.gov by October 31, 2026, subject to remaining funds; clarify submission hour if necessary.
Open — FY2027 Fall professional development applications accepted until October 31, 2026 and at least 45 days before event, while funding remains.
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Oregon Cultural Trust FY2027 fall Professional Development grants provide up to $1,000 to eligible Oregon cultural nonprofits and county/tribal cultural coalitions with budgets under $1.5 million for staff professional learning and conferences. Apply by October 31 and at least 45 days before the event.
Required next actionRead https://www.culturaltrust.org/wp-content/uploads/FY27_OCT_OrgProfDevt_GrantApplication.pdf and https://www.culturaltrust.org/grants/how-to-apply/. Verify organization/coalition eligibility, operating budget under $1.5 million and Oregon Cultural Trust reporting. Select Professional Development category, name the future course/conference, calculate travel, lodging and registration, produce balanced budget and a signed executive-director/board-chair letter of support. Email application and letter to Culture.Grants@biz.oregon.gov by October 31, 2026 AND at least 45 days before the event. Clarify any unspecified closing hour with the funder.
Open — 2027–2028 Beaches Community Fund applications October 19–November 30, 2026; grants expected May 2027 and project term July 1, 2027–June 30, 2028.
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The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida's Beaches Community Fund is accepting 2027–2028 grant applications through November 30, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. for qualifying nonprofits serving Beaches communities from Mayport to Guana, east of the Intracoastal Waterway. No universal applicant award minimum or maximum is published. Priority purposes include healthcare, behavioral health, housing, food and school support.
Required next actionRead https://www.jaxcf.org/grants/beaches-community-fund/ and the Foundation's https://www.jaxcf.org/access-grantee-portal/. Confirm a current 501(c)(3) or formal fiscal sponsor, minimum two-year organizational operating history, service to Beaches communities from Mayport to Guana east of Intracoastal Waterway, and a qualifying basic-needs, healthcare/behavioral-health, student/early-learning or nonprofit-capacity project. Register a work-email account and EIN in the Grantee Portal, prepare project budget and any required attachments, and submit by November 30, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Confirm unspecified time zone and any additional portal-only requirements directly with the funder.
