The Annabelle Foundation is accepting applications for its 2026 nonprofit microgrant program from October 4 through November 6, 2026. The foundation supports nonprofit organizations working with underserved populations in the Greater New York City area, especially organizations with a successful record of improving educational advancement, social justice and equality, or health outcomes.
Funding available
The foundation describes these awards as microgrants, but its publicly accessible 2026 grant notice does not publish an individual award minimum, maximum, or total funding pool. Applicants should not treat any program-wide figure or prior-year grant as a current individual award amount.
Who may apply
Nonprofit organizations serving underserved communities in the Greater New York City area are the stated target applicants. The publicly accessible notice does not specify a 501(c)(3) determination requirement, all eligible counties, fiscal-sponsor rules, or whether prior grantees may reapply. Verify organizational and geographic eligibility against the current application form before submission.
Programs and restrictions
The funder’s stated interests are educational advancement, social justice and equality, and health outcomes. The public notice does not specify a fixed matching requirement, reimbursement structure, restricted budget categories, award duration, or a required project start date. Do not assume these conditions are waived; review the current form and any award conditions.
Deadline and application
The 2026 application period runs from October 4 to November 6, 2026. The foundation has not published an exact closing time or time zone on its public grants page. Apply using the official Annabelle Foundation grants page and its linked 2026 application form. The foundation says recipients will be notified shortly after the application period. Applicants should confirm required responses, attachments, certification, and final submission time directly within the live form.
Official source: Annabelle Foundation — 2026 Grants (checked October 17, 2026).