Open — LA28 Resilience Champions Fund Round 2 Implementation Grants, accepting nonprofit applications through October 30, 2026 (official guidelines do not publish an exact cutoff time).
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Competitive LA28 Round 2 nonprofit Implementation Grants of up to $100,000 for Los Angeles-area wildfire resilience, ocean protection and cooling projects. Applications due October 30, 2026.
Required next actionReview complete current Community Partners guidelines at https://www.communitypartners.org/landing-page/la28resiliencechampionsfund/ and apply via https://communitypartners.submittable.com/submit/364984/la28-resilience-champions-fund-round-2 by October 30, 2026. Select the Implementation track, verify an eligible nonprofit or properly fiscally sponsored lead and Los Angeles Games-area project, develop site permissions, CEQA/permitting and maintenance plans, a credible completion schedule, the official budget template, board affiliations, audits or two IRS 990s, and sponsor financials if applicable. One lead application per organization; no required cost match. Obtain the exact submission cutoff from the portal or administrator if needed.
Open — 2027 Simons Foundation Utilizing the Full Power of Empire AI open competition, with complete institutional applications due December 1, 2026 at noon Eastern Time.
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The Simons Foundation 2027 Utilizing the Full Power of Empire AI competition is open, with complete institutional applications due December 1, 2026, at 12 p.m. (noon) Eastern. It supports ambitious two-year projects in mathematics and basic science that make substantial use of multi-node GPU clusters in the Empire AI computing consortium. The foundation anticipates funding […]
Required next actionConfirm a tenured or tenure-track lead Principal Investigator at one of the nine named Empire AI consortium member institutions. Review the complete Simons Foundation 2027 Utilizing the Full Power of Empire AI RFA and How to Apply instructions, define a two-year fundamental research project requiring multi-node Empire AI GPUs, and assemble SAM proposals with PI profile/ORCID, narratives, biosketches, computing research environment, justified budget inclusive of indirect costs, subcontract/other support documentation, required regulatory assurances, and a Signing Official and Financial Officer. Submit complete institutional sign-off in Simons Award Manager by December 1, 2026 at noon Eastern. Official information: https://www.simonsfoundation.org/funding/utilizing-the-full-power-of-empire-ai-2027/ and https://www.simonsfoundation.org/funding/utilizing-the-full-power-of-empire-ai-2027/how-to-apply/.
Open — Mockingbird Foundation Round 32 online initial inquiries accepted through January 15, 2027. Invitation-only full proposals follow; award decisions expected June 2027.
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Round 32 initial inquiries are open through January 15, 2027 for The Mockingbird Foundation’s competitive music education grants, with final funding decisions ordinarily announced in June 2027. The foundation gives one-time awards of $100–$10,000 per eligible applicant to support hands-on music education programs in the United States. The funder does not specify a closing hour […]
Required next actionReview the complete official Round 32 guidelines and follow the Initial Inquiry Form at https://mbird.org/grants/apply/ before January 15, 2027. Confirm U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit status, 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor, or eligible government/public-school applicant; for school initiatives, ensure school oversight. Describe direct music instruction, active participation, disadvantaged young learners, requested $100-$10,000 amount, and program outcomes. Submit only through the linked online initial inquiry; if selected, provide formal full proposal and organization eligibility documentation during the March/April invitation stage. No unsolicited proposals or extra mailings.
Open — 2027 first-quarter Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund charitable grant round; applications due December 1, 2026 by 4:30 p.m. Projects must begin after February 5, 2027 award distribution.
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Applications for the Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund 2027 first-quarter round are due December 1, 2026, by 4:30 p.m. The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians fund applicant-led charitable projects supporting health, substance-use treatment, prevention, education, housing, food assistance, public safety, culture, environmental protection, and other community benefits. The first-quarter award distribution is scheduled for February […]
Required next actionRead the current Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund 2027 Q1 schedule, eligibility terms, and approved application at https://ctsi.nsn.us/charitable-contribution-fund/. Verify project in one of 11 eligible Oregon counties or qualifying Native American organization/activity elsewhere in the United States with more than 50% Native American participants. Complete the form fully with organization/project information, goals, outcomes, project dates after February 5, 2027, and an itemized budget distinguishing secured, proposed, and requested funds. Apply online or email the approved form to stccf@ctsi.nsn.us, received before 4:30 p.m. December 1, 2026. Review preferred matching resources and mandatory reporting commitments.
Open - McDougal Family Foundation Healthy Water Grant Program fall 2026 application cycle closes November 20, 2026, 5 p.m. CST; priority Great Lakes and Lake Michigan.
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Applications due November 20, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Central Standard Time (CST) for funding decisions in February 2027. The McDougal Family Foundation Healthy Water Grant Program supports regional initiatives to protect and restore the Great Lakes, with priority for Lake Michigan and environmental burdens affecting low-income and historically underserved communities. The foundation does not publish […]
Required next actionRead official Healthy Water guidelines https://www.mcdougalfamilyfdn.org/healthy-water and use the funder-linked GrantInterface portal to apply by November 20, 2026, 5 p.m. CST. Demonstrate a strong Great Lakes focus, measurable water-quality or climate-resilience benefits, regional relevance and stakeholder input; supply an appropriate project budget and required organizational evidence. Current grantees reapplying should include the 10-month report.
Open - 2026 fall application cycle for Chicago Public Schools high-school learning environment equity projects. Deadline November 20, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. CST.
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Applications due November 20, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Central Standard Time (CST). The McDougal Family Foundation supports the Strengthening Learning Environments for Equity program, focusing on high-school learning environments that advance equitable outcomes for African American and Latinx students in Chicago Public Schools. The funder does not publish a universal dollar maximum for an individual […]
Required next actionReview McDougal Family Foundation Strengthening Learning Environments for Equity guidelines at https://www.mcdougalfamilyfdn.org/education, confirm a specific Chicago Public Schools high school or school-level organizational partner serving priority students, and submit the application via the official GrantInterface portal by November 20, 2026, at 5 p.m. CST. Describe system-level school improvements, evidence, measurable student outcomes, leadership, budget, and prior-grant report when applicable.
Open - Brockman Feldman Family Fund is currently accepting ongoing grant inquiries for academic extracurricular programs; no fixed deadline announced.
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Now accepting ongoing grant inquiries for the Brockman Feldman Family Fund Grant Program through the Community Foundation of Grand Forks, East Grand Forks and Region. This program helps middle-school and high-school students facing barriers to academic extracurricular participation. The funder recommends requests of $5,000 or less, because they align with typical awards; it does not […]
Required next actionRead the Brockman Feldman Family Fund official program at https://www.gofoundation.org/bf-grants.html and send an inquiry to the Community Foundation grantmaking contact Becca Baumbach. Describe the specific educational extracurricular activity, students who will benefit, budget and efforts to remove participation barriers; confirm portal and formal application requirements with the foundation.
Open - accepting rolling Daily Seed Grant applications with monthly review, subject to a brief year-end closure.
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Daily Seed Grants applications are currently accepted on a rolling basis, with monthly review and a brief year-end closure. The Pollination Project provides $500 grants to eligible volunteer-led charitable community projects anywhere in the world. The program supports grassroots projects with demonstrable community benefit, including education, inclusion, public well-being, environmental stewardship and other compassionate social-change […]
Required next actionReview current eligibility and exclusions at https://thepollinationproject.org/apply/ and complete the official Daily Grants Program application through https://thepollinationproject.smapply.us/. Provide an English-language project description, project and organizational budget, expected charitable impact, and a referee contact. No emailed submissions accepted.
Open - 2026 rolling monthly review of eligible nonprofit grant applications, with final annual submission date November 30, 2026.
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Applications are accepted throughout 2026 and reviewed monthly, with November 30, 2026 as the final annual submission date. Lincoln Community Foundation Open Door Grants support nonprofits serving Lincoln and Lancaster County, Nebraska. Individual awards may be up to $20,000 for eligible general operating expenses, community programs or capital projects. Eligibility: Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) public […]
Required next actionRead the Lincoln Community Foundation Open Door Grant instructions and submit the 2026 application through the linked Blackbaud Award Management portal by November 30, 2026. Create or use a portal account; describe the Lincoln/Lancaster County community need and program or capital use, and provide requested financial statements. Only one Open Door application per calendar year.
Open - accepting Winter 2026 First Federal Foundation capital-project grant applications October 1-November 20, 2026.
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Winter 2026 applications are open through November 20, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. GMT. First Federal Foundation, established by First Federal Bank, makes competitive capital-project grants to eligible Idaho organizations serving communities in Southern Idaho, including the Magic Valley, Treasure Valley and Mini-Cassia area. Grants typically range from $1,000 to $5,000 per project; this typical range […]
Required next actionReview First Federal Foundation eligibility and complete the First Federal Bank Community Request winter application at https://firstfedcommunityrequest.smapply.us/prog/first_federal_foundation_grant_application/ by November 20, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. GMT. Include EIN, incorporation year, geographic population served, capital-project description, budget, requested amount and timeline.
Open — fall 2026 quarterly arts and culture community grant application window October 9–November 10, 2026; decisions January 2027.
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Fall 2026 grants are open. Bonfils-Stanton Foundation provides competitive community grants for qualifying Denver-area nonprofit arts and culture organizations that offer recurring, in-person public arts programming. Support prioritizes organizational stability through general operating funds, though qualifying projects are also considered. Individual awards are capped at $60,000, subject to approval. Eligibility: Applicants must be U.S. 501(c)(3) […]
Required next actionReview Bonfils-Stanton Foundation Community Grants eligibility. If new, previously declined or a returning applicant after several years, complete the online eligibility screening and interest form to obtain next steps; interest form is not an application. Returning recent grantees may directly use the indicated grant process. Submit complete fall 2026 grant application by November 10, 2026; one application per 12 months.
Open — rolling initial consultation and invited application process; November 6, 2026 is the next published quarterly application review deadline.
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North Texas nonprofit structural-collaboration implementation. Better Together Fund awards up to $65,000 per applicant to execute a formal collaboration among two or more organizations. Qualifying forms include mergers, nonprofit asset transfers, parent-subsidiary structures and joint ventures. At least one collaborating organization must be a nonprofit operating in or serving North Texas; Dallas County impact receives […]
Required next actionRequest initial consultation with Allison Fasy via bettertogetherfund@dallasfoundation.org. If invited, submit LOI through The Dallas Foundation grant portal, then a full application. Provide organization/partner governance, nonprofit-status evidence, audit and IRS Form 990 or equivalent documentation, costs, timeline, and measurable collaboration objectives.
Open — rolling initial consultation and invited application process; November 6, 2026 is the next published quarterly application review deadline.
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North Texas nonprofit formal-collaboration planning grants. The Better Together Fund offers up to $50,000 per planning applicant to help organizations design the practical arrangements for durable collaboration, including nonprofit mergers, asset transfers, parent-subsidiary integration, or joint ventures. At least one partner must be a North Texas-based or North Texas-serving nonprofit, with priority for projects serving […]
Required next actionRequest initial consultation with Allison Fasy via bettertogetherfund@dallasfoundation.org. If invited, submit LOI through The Dallas Foundation grant portal, then a full application. Provide organization/partner governance, nonprofit-status evidence, audit and IRS Form 990 or equivalent documentation, costs, timeline, and measurable collaboration objectives.
Open — rolling consultation and invited LOI/application process; next published quarterly review deadline November 6, 2026.
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Applications accepted through consultation and invitation. The Better Together Fund supports North Texas nonprofit organizations evaluating a potential long-term, formal organizational collaboration, such as a merger, asset transfer, parent-subsidiary arrangement, or joint venture. At least one partnering organization must be a nonprofit based in or serving North Texas, with priority for Dallas County initiatives. Informal […]
Required next actionReview the official Better Together Fund application process; email bettertogetherfund@dallasfoundation.org to request preliminary consultation. If eligible, obtain invitation to LOI via The Dallas Foundation portal and then full application. Confirm the next quarterly review date and provide partner strategy, budget, IRS 990, audit or equivalent financial records, board governance and nonprofit evidence.
Open — Hancock Whitney and Greater New Orleans Foundation 2026 Opportunity Grants, applications Oct 6–Oct 30, 2026.
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Open competitive nonprofit funding; applications due October 30, 2026. Hancock Whitney and the Greater New Orleans Foundation (GNOF) are accepting applications for the 2026 Hancock Whitney Opportunity Grant Program, supporting community economic mobility, employment skills, financial education and wealth-building opportunities across the Gulf South. This is a charitable nonprofit applicant grant, not a vendor contract […]
Required next actionReview official 2026 Hancock Whitney Opportunity Grant announcement and GNOF funding page, verify organization is in one of the designated assessment areas and has active 501(c)(3) IRS standing and a qualifying workforce/financial empowerment program. Gather supporting organization/project/financial data, create GNOF online portal account, and submit electronically by October 30, 2026. Official sources do not state exact closing hour.
Open — The Boston Foundation Latino Equity Fund FY27 general operating grant competition, applications accepted September 15–October 30, 2026.
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Open FY2027 applicant grant; closes Friday, October 30, 2026, at 5 p.m. Eastern Time. The Latino Equity Fund at The Boston Foundation is inviting eligible locally rooted nonprofit organizations to apply for general operating grants supporting trusted community health care access and equitable economic opportunity for Latinx residents of Greater Boston. Applicant-level award: Each selected […]
Required next actionRead 2027 Latino Equity Fund full four-page RFP and three-page official FAQ. Confirm 501(c)(3) status, local operating budget below $5m, at least 50% clients identify as Latinx, designated Massachusetts county footprint and permitted community-health/economic opportunity focus. Submit via Boston Foundation SmartSimple grants portal by Oct 30, 2026 at 5 p.m. ET.
Open — 2026 Opportunity Microgrants; rolling application and review, no fixed calendar closing date stated by funder.
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Rolling 2026 opportunity grants. Jewish Nevada offers Opportunity Grants for eligible Jewish organizations serving the Nevada community that need supplemental funding for timely, unplanned programs and events. Jewish Nevada’s official application manager lists the 2026 program as accepting applications and does not publish a fixed universal closing date. Individual funding: Applicants may request $250–$2,500 per […]
Required next actionOpen official Jewish Nevada Submittable 2026 Opportunity Grants form, register program on Jewish Nevada Community Calendar, prepare scope and budget, and submit at least three months before the proposed event. Allow up to 60 days for committee review; plan funder acknowledgment and report.
Open — 2027–2029 Johnson Family Security Community Impact Grants; deadline October 30, 2026. Exact cutoff time and zone not specified by funder.
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Applications open; deadline October 30, 2026. Jewish Nevada is accepting applications for its 2027–2029 Johnson Family Security Community Impact Grants, a charitable security-assistance program for eligible Jewish nonprofit institutions serving Nevada. The funder describes this as a three-year competitive grant program, not a government purchasing contract. The official solicitation does not specify a cutoff time […]
Required next actionReview the full official Jewish Nevada Johnson Family Security Community Impact Grants RFP and eligibility. Prepare TVRA, current security and floor plans, SCN training, current financials and any lease consent. Apply in official Submittable portal by October 30, 2026; confirm cutoff hour with funder. If awarded, fulfill 6-month and annual reporting and cost sustainability commitments.
Open — Tampa Bay Water 2027 Water Conservation and Protection Grant applications accepted August 1–November 13, 2026. Projects implemented during calendar 2027.
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2027 grant applications open. Tampa Bay Water offers competitive Water Conservation and Protection Grants for community projects that conserve drinking water and protect freshwater sources and regional ecosystems. Applications opened August 1, 2026 and close on Friday, November 13, 2026, at 5 p.m. The funder does not explicitly specify the time zone in its grant […]
Required next actionReview the Tampa Bay Water 2027 Grant Program webpage and current 7-page program guide, confirm project serves Hillsborough, Pasco or Pinellas County and addresses water conservation or source-water protection. Prepare application, costed budget worksheet, W-9 and partner commitment letters if applicable. Apply online or send completed documents to mrankin@tampabaywater.org before November 13, 2026 at 5 p.m. Funder does not state deadline time zone in guide. Prepare completion receipts and final outcomes documentation.
Open — 2026 Period 3 Strategic Project Grants Letter of Inquiry window October 15–November 11, 2026; full applications by invitation January 27–March 1, 2027.
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Open 2026 Period 3 Strategic Project Grant Letter of Inquiry. The M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust is accepting initial inquiries October 15–November 11, 2026 for capacity-building projects with substantial benefits in the Pacific Northwest. The official deadline is November 11, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time. Organizations invited after LOI review may apply in the January […]
Required next actionRead the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust eligibility guidelines, confirm regional/project-type fit, organizational age, project budget of at least $200,000 and request at least $100,000. Create a Submittable account using the funder's official portal, pass eligibility quiz, and file Letter of Inquiry by November 11, 2026, 5 p.m. Pacific. If invited, prepare complete full application January 27–March 1, 2027. Do not assume funding without trustee approval.
