Open — Oregon NEVI Round 3 competitive applicant grant issued October 21, 2026; closes January 22, 2027 at 5 p.m. PST. Eligible corridors include I-5/82/84/405, U.S. 20/26/95/97/101 and OR 42.
Verified 2026-10-26
Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Program — Round 3 is a competitive applicant-facing grant opportunity, released October 21, 2026, to install new and upgrade existing public direct-current fast-charging stations along designated Oregon alternative fuel corridors. The ten eligible corridors are Interstates 5, 82, 84 and 405; U.S. Highways 20, 26, […]
Required next actionRead Oregon ODOT's Round 3 29-page NOFO and all seven attachments, confirm intended station location against official corridor map, prepare minimum 20% applicant match and 80% maximum federal reimbursement, register Oregon business entity and UEI, get site-host letter, complete Attachment 3 cost proposal for each site, conflict-of-interest and non-collusion forms, then submit the single multi-site Cognito application by January 22, 2027 at 5:00 p.m. PST.
Open — 2026–2027 applications accepted October 1–October 31, 2026; final deadline October 31 at 5 p.m. Central Time.
Verified 2026-10-26
Rock Rose Foundation 2026–2027 Community Grant Cycle offers applicant-facing philanthropic grants supporting community-led efforts in Bell County, Texas, including Killeen and surrounding communities. The foundation prioritizes initiatives that address inequity and benefit traditionally disenfranchised residents, including projects involving housing, food access, healthcare, education and equitable community development. Individual grant request: the foundation’s current application instructions […]
Required next actionReview the Rock Rose Foundation 2026–2027 application page and its linked grant instructions, then complete the official online application by October 31, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. Central Time. Include the 300-word-limit project narratives, itemized budget, budget narrative, and fiscal-year cash-flow statement if the organization is established. Identify Bell County beneficiaries and expected results.
Open — 2026 Community Project Grants competition; applications accepted July 1 through October 31, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-25
MacMurray Foundation and Alumni Association 2026 Community Project Grants offer competitive philanthropic financial assistance to nonprofit organizations proposing to create or improve a project benefiting their communities. This is a distinct 2026 track from the foundation’s Educational Grants. Individual grant maximum: $5,000 per Community Project Grant. The foundation states that its overall program budget is […]
Required next actionReview the MacMurray Foundation and Alumni Association 2026 Grants Information and Application instructions and prepare a nonprofit community-benefit project plan, measurable local benefit and budget requesting no more than $5,000. Sign in or register at the linked official grantinterface.com portal; identify the Community Project Grants track and provide all required organizational documentation. Apply by October 31, 2026 and verify any applicant geography or additional requirements listed inside the portal.
Open — Second-year 2026 Educational Grants competition; applications July 1 to October 31, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-25
MacMurray Foundation and Alumni Association 2026 Educational Grants provide applicant-facing financial assistance to enhance educational programs, continuing the charitable legacy of MacMurray College. Applications are open for the 2026 funding cycle, which is separate from the inaugural cycle that closed in February 2026. Individual applicant funding: up to $5,000 per Educational Grant. The foundation has […]
Required next actionReview the MacMurray Foundation and Alumni Association 2026 Grants Information and Application page. Confirm the proposed educational enhancement project is submitted on behalf of an eligible nonprofit or school district, identify student or community education benefits, prepare a project description and budget up to $5,000, and register or sign in to the linked grantinterface.com application portal. Complete and submit the 2026 Educational Grant application by October 31, 2026. Confirm any additional geographic or documentary eligibility stated within the application portal.
Open — October 1 to October 31, 2026 application period; advisory board review expected November 2026.
Verified 2026-10-25
Seward Community Foundation 2026 Nourished Communities Grants offer direct charitable project funding to improve food security in Seward and Moose Pass, Alaska. This is an applicant-facing food security grant, not a government purchasing contract. Individual applicant funding: eligible organizations may request up to $5,000 for one qualifying local food-security project or program. Awards combine Seward […]
Required next actionCheck the Seward Community Foundation Nourished Communities grant instructions and online application. Confirm 501(c)(3) status or equivalent charitable eligibility, the project's benefit to Seward or Moose Pass residents, and a clear food-security objective. Prepare a concise project description, local beneficiaries, work plan, and request not exceeding $5,000. Submit the linked official grant application by October 31, 2026; verify any additional form fields in the application portal.
Open — 2027 Community Grants applications accepted through Wednesday, November 25, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-25
Park Slope Civic Council 2027 Community Grants invite local nonprofit organizations and schools serving the greater Park Slope area of Brooklyn, New York to request direct financial assistance for projects or operating needs. Individual award amounts: $500 to $1,500 per successful application. The council’s statement that it provided more than $10,000 in the prior annual […]
Required next actionReview the Park Slope Civic Council 2027 Community Grants announcement and its official online application. Confirm the nonprofit organization or school serves greater Park Slope, Brooklyn. Describe the neighborhood benefit, specific project or eligible general operating need, proposed use of $500 to $1,500, and budget. Plan to spend any award within one year. Submit through the application linked on the official announcement by November 25, 2026.
Open — 2026 Lesher Foundation CARE Fund; one-time staff well-being grants, applications close November 2, 2026, 7:00 a.m. PT.
Verified 2026-10-25
Dean & Margaret Lesher Foundation 2026 CARE Fund offers one-time grants up to $10,000 to eligible Contra Costa County nonprofits serving children and families, education, or arts and culture to strengthen staff well-being. Deadline November 2, 2026 at 7 a.m. PT.
Required next actionReview the official Dean & Margaret Lesher Foundation CARE Fund guidance. Confirm nonprofit service to Contra Costa County, program focus on children/families, education or arts/culture, underserved community benefit, and first-time CARE funding status or the applicable reapplication waiting period. Prepare staff well-being, team retreat, staff development or leadership wellness activities and a grant budget up to $10,000. Prior Lesher applicants should use existing grantee-login credentials and choose CARE Fund in the Apply section. Submit before November 2, 2026, 7 a.m. Pacific.
Open — Sammamish Rotary Foundation Community Grants; application deadline November 23, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-25
Sammamish Rotary Foundation awards $250–$2,500 for specific nonprofit and community projects in East King County, Washington, including health, food security and youth development. Applications due November 23, 2026.
Required next actionRead the Sammamish Rotary Foundation 2026 Community Grants guidelines. Confirm that the proposed project benefits East King County and has a specific, timebound scope consistent with Rotary community priorities. Prepare charitable organization's nonprofit status and Tax ID, project description, desired amount between $250 and $2,500, timetable, projected outcomes and budget. Do not request funding for staff salaries; ensure payment can be made to a charitable organization, not a person. Submit the linked Google Form by November 23, 2026; no documents need uploading.
Open — one-time DoorDash Project DASH 2027 Food as Medicine Impact Grants; applications close November 30, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-25
DoorDash Project DASH 2027 Food as Medicine Impact Grants provide up to $15,000 per eligible U.S. 501(c)(3) organization for home-delivered food-as-medicine programs. Apply by November 30, 2026.
Required next actionReview the official DoorDash Project DASH 2027 Food as Medicine Impact Grants application. Confirm 501(c)(3) status and a current or planned Food as Medicine home-delivery project; prepare EIN, program lead, scope, home-delivery budget and quarterly 2027 milestones. Apply online via the official DoorDash Google Form by November 30, 2026. Awards anticipated by December 31 and funding by February 28, 2027; recipients report at mid-year and year-end.
Open — FY2028 New Jersey Arts Council GOS, three-year support FY28–FY30; submit in SAGE by November 19, 2026 noon ET.
Verified 2026-10-25
New Jersey State Council on the Arts FY2028 General Operating Support offers three years of annual operating support to eligible NJ 501(c)(3) organizations solely devoted to the arts. No fixed dollar award maximum; apply by November 19, 2026 at noon Eastern.
Required next actionRead the official FY2028 GOS 29-page guidelines and current Arts Council FAQ/glossary. Confirm New Jersey nonprofit 501(c)(3) incorporation, exclusively arts mission, NJ registrations, SAM/CAGE/UEI, $150,000 FY25 expense threshold or relevant Service exception, full-time paid administrator, board-approved strategic plan, public programming/audience geography. Register in SAGE (new access may take 48 hours); prepare grant narrative, expenses/income charts, board/staff charts, ADA checklist, support media, audit/990 and certifications. Submit ONE GOS or GPS application through SAGE by November 19, 2026 at 12:00 noon ET.
Open — FY2028 New Jersey Arts Council GPS, direct annual arts program cost support FY28-FY30; SAGE deadline November 19, 2026 noon ET.
Verified 2026-10-25
New Jersey Arts Council FY2028 General Program Support offers three years of annual grants for qualifying public arts programs of eligible NJ nonprofit, college, university or government applicants. Fixed individual award cap not published; 3:1 match; apply by November 19, 2026 at noon Eastern.
Required next actionReview the controlling FY2028 GPS guidelines, FAQ and glossary. Confirm NJ applicant nonprofit/government/college eligibility, 501(c)(3) and NJ registration, SAM/CAGE/UEI, public arts program 10+ months, 2 years operations and $100,000 FY25 annual program expense threshold (Service exception), match 3:1, majority NJ audiences across 2 counties, full-time-equivalent arts administrator, strategic program plan, independent governance and special government/college restrictions. Prepare SAGE organizational profile, seven-part grant narrative, arts program budget/finance charts, ADA checklist, board/staff records and support materials. Submit only ONE of GOS or GPS by Nov 19, 2026 noon ET.
Open — rolling Essential Library Services Grants; funder does not state a fixed closing date.
Verified 2026-10-25
Freedom to Learn Foundation offers up to $10,000 for U.S. public or community-based libraries facing documented 2024–25 funding disruptions. Supports staff, internet, educational programs, safe facilities and outreach; rolling application.
Required next actionReview FTLF current Essential Library Services application guidelines; document eligible library status and 2024–25 funding disruption. Prepare one PDF or Word application with a narrative no longer than two pages, an itemized project budget not exceeding $10,000, a timeline beginning within 60 days after award, prior/current budget evidence, EIN and charitable/governmental status, leadership authorization, signed nonpartisan-use assurance, and reporting agreement. Email to the address and use the subject line on the funder's official application page.
Open — rolling interest-form submissions began September 15, 2026; subject to available funds.
Verified 2026-10-25
Nebraska Community Foundation offers $1,000–$10,000 for projects co-designed by its affiliated funds and Greater Nebraska libraries; 1:1 cash match required. Apply on a rolling basis while funds remain; funder recommends inquiries before March 1, 2027.
Required next actionConfirm NCF affiliate fund and Greater Nebraska library partnership, identify shared community-centered project and secure 1:1 cash match from participating NCF fund. Both representatives jointly submit the Library Connection Grant Interest Form on the official NCF program page; take part in informal NCF conversation. Submit well before recommended March 1, 2027 and confirm funding remains available.
Open — 2027 Recycle Ohio grants, applications September 14–November 6, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-25
2027 Ohio EPA Academic Institution Grants — competitive Ohio financial assistance for Public and private Ohio K–12 schools, colleges and universities. Up to $200,000 for standard project categories; exceptional scrap-tire civil engineering/construction projects up to $300,000. Applications due November 6, 2026. 25% cash/credit match for standard categories; 100% for eligible scrap-tire civil engineering or construction projects.
Required next actionReview official Ohio EPA Academic Institution Grants guidelines, required project budget and eligibility. Secure any sponsor and matching funds, verify prior award closeout and compliance, prepare supporting documentation and apply through Ohio EPA Resource Hub (select Recycle Ohio Grant) by November 6, 2026. Eligible academic scrap-tire construction projects have up to $300,000 and a 100% match; do not mistake this for the standard academic grant limit.
Open — 2027 Recycle Ohio grants, applications September 14–November 6, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-25
2027 Ohio EPA Community and Litter Grants — competitive Ohio financial assistance for Ohio local governments, solid waste management districts and authorities, park and health districts, qualifying nonprofit organizations and other listed public agencies. Up to $200,000 for an individual qualifying Community and Litter applicant. Applications due November 6, 2026. 25% financial match required; match must be cash or credit, not in-kind or funds from another grant.
Required next actionReview official Ohio EPA Community and Litter Grants guidelines, required project budget and eligibility. Secure any sponsor and matching funds, verify prior award closeout and compliance, prepare supporting documentation and apply through Ohio EPA Resource Hub (select Recycle Ohio Grant) by November 6, 2026. Standard 24-month grant term; 50% initial grant payment, remaining payment after approved closeout and proof of project expenditures.
Open — 2027 Recycle Ohio grants, applications September 14–November 6, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-25
2027 Ohio EPA Market Development Grants — competitive Ohio financial assistance for Ohio private-sector recycling/manufacturing/material-processing businesses applying with an eligible governmental sponsor. Up to $200,000 for an individual qualified Market Development project. Applications due November 6, 2026. 100% financial match required; only cash or credit permitted, not in-kind or funding from other grants.
Required next actionReview official Ohio EPA Market Development Grants guidelines, required project budget and eligibility. Secure any sponsor and matching funds, verify prior award closeout and compliance, prepare supporting documentation and apply through Ohio EPA Resource Hub (select Recycle Ohio Grant) by November 6, 2026. Business cooperating enterprises must send 3–5-year sales and financial projections, proof of financial capacity, business credit report and 3–5 years of profit/loss or income statements by November 13, 2026.
Open — 2027 Recycle Ohio grants, applications September 14–November 6, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-25
2027 Ohio EPA Scrap Tire Grants — competitive Ohio financial assistance for Ohio scrap-tire manufacturers, recovery facilities and material processors with a required government sponsor; Ohio local governments and qualified nonprofits can apply for eligible ground-tire-rubber beneficial-use projects. Up to $300,000 for an individual eligible scrap-tire manufacturing/processing or beneficial-use civil engineering/construction project. Applications due November 6, 2026. 100% financial match required; only cash or credit permitted, not in-kind or other grant funds.
Required next actionReview official Ohio EPA Scrap Tire Grants guidelines, required project budget and eligibility. Secure any sponsor and matching funds, verify prior award closeout and compliance, prepare supporting documentation and apply through Ohio EPA Resource Hub (select Recycle Ohio Grant) by November 6, 2026. Business cooperating enterprises must submit projections, cash/credit capacity evidence, business credit report and 3–5 years of financial statements by November 13, 2026.
Open — 2027 Recycle Ohio Source Reduction Grants; applications September 14–November 6, 2026.
Verified 2026-10-25
Ohio EPA is accepting 2027 Source Reduction applications from Ohio governments, nonprofits and schools for reuse-promoting equipment. Individual grants up to $10,000 with no match; Resource Hub application deadline November 6, 2026.
Required next actionConfirm eligible Ohio organization, compliance and previously funded project closeout; develop an itemized request for eligible reuse-promoting equipment, excluding installation/labor. Create or sign in to Ohio EPA Resource Hub and select Recycle Ohio Grant; submit by November 6, 2026. Word template is only for preparation.
Open — Volunteer Florida 2027–28 AmeriCorps State Competitive Grants. State eGrants and Blackbaud deadline October 28, 2026, 5 p.m. EDT.
Verified 2026-10-25
Volunteer Florida seeks competitive FY2027–28 AmeriCorps service-program grant applications by October 28, 2026, 5 p.m. EDT. Eligible Florida nonprofits and governmental applicants propose at least 20 AmeriCorps service positions. Individual award total not fixed; federal request generally capped at $26,800 per Member Service Year, 24% initial cost-reimbursement match and $7,500 required shared-services fee.
Required next actionReview Volunteer Florida FY2027 Competitive Funding Opportunity including mandatory Florida budget, member training and $7,500 fee, 2027 AmeriCorps NOFO and application instructions. Complete eGrants 2027 application, minimum 20 member positions, one management FTE, 24% cost reimbursement match (unless waived), member-screening plan, performance measures and detailed budget. Prepare required audit, Provider Assessment, 60-day operating-capital certification, consolidated financial statements and applicant-specific evaluation/evidence documents. Submit eGrants and Blackbaud supportive file package by October 28, 2026 at 5 p.m. EDT; no state NOIA required.
Open — OregonServes FY2027-28 State Competitive AmeriCorps grants, RFA #27-006; Nov 9 NOIA prerequisite and Nov 30 state final application deadline.
Verified 2026-10-25
OregonServes' 2027–28 competitive AmeriCorps operating grants fund eligible nonprofits, colleges, local governments, schools and Tribal organizations deploying 20 or more AmeriCorps members for Oregon service programs. Notice of Intent due November 9, 2026; complete state application due November 30, 2026, 11:59 p.m. PST. Individual organization award maximum not published; federal share caps depend on member-service-years.
Required next actionReview OregonServes RFA #27-006 and current FY2027 AmeriCorps NOFO, 2027 Mandatory Supplemental Information and Application Instructions (the RFA's 2026 federal PDF link is outdated). Complete mandatory NOIA via the Microsoft Forms link in Oregon RFA by Nov 9, 2026 11:59 p.m. PST; create eGrants application (Oregon FY27 competition), include work plan, logic model, member-service-year budget, match and background screening plan, three-partner commitments, and performance measures. Submit through eGrants and send supporting documents to oregon.serves@hecc.oregon.gov by Nov 30, 2026 11:59 p.m. PST.
