Private Grants

This program supports for-profit climate tech companies ready to deploy innovative solutions in Alaska's energy, transportation, and industrial sectors, helping them connect with local markets and stakeholders.

This program supports U.S.-based startups developing AI-driven solutions in critical infrastructure sectors like agriculture, education, and transportation, providing them with resources, mentorship, and training to accelerate their growth.

This $1,500 microgrant provides non-dilutive funding to early-stage entrepreneurs in the U.S. developing innovative product-based or community-focused businesses that aim to create meaningful impact.

This funding opportunity provides up to $5,000 for individuals in Illinois to use arts and humanities projects to address and challenge the impacts of mass incarceration, particularly focusing on marginalized communities.

This funding opportunity supports programs in Washtenaw County that empower young Black males through education, mentorship, and vocational training to help them overcome systemic barriers and achieve their potential.

This funding opportunity supports teaching artists in creating engaging, sequential arts education projects for K-12 students in public schools and community centers across five counties in New York.

This funding opportunity provides financial support and mentorship to leaders of color and allies working to improve educational access and inclusion for students with disabilities from marginalized communities.

This fellowship provides financial support and a residency opportunity for early-career artists creating work that explores themes related to plants, gardens, or landscapes.

This funding initiative provides financial support to LGBTQ+ organizations in the Northwestern U.S. that are addressing urgent community needs, particularly those led by BIPOC and TGNC individuals, in response to a challenging socio-political climate.

This funding opportunity provides financial support to animal welfare organizations in El Paso, Southern New Mexico, and West Texas to help them meet essential supply needs for the animals in their care.

This grant provides financial support to individual artists in specific New York counties for creating new work that engages the public, fostering artistic excellence and community involvement.

This grant provides funding to nonprofit organizations, local governments, and Tribal organizations in five New York counties to support public arts and cultural activities that enhance community engagement and accessibility.

This grant provides funding to nonprofit organizations and academic institutions for research projects that address systemic inequalities and promote social change through community engagement and advocacy.

This grant provides financial support to nonprofit organizations in Carroll County, New Hampshire, and Fryeburg, Maine, to promote community wellness and vitality through a variety of charitable activities.

This fellowship provides $10,000 and a residency for early-career humanities researchers focused on the history, art, and culture of plants, gardens, and landscapes, allowing them to access unique archival resources for their scholarly work.

This program supports early-stage U.S. startups developing market-based solutions to enhance climate resilience, particularly in rural and low-income communities, through mentorship, investment readiness support, and potential funding opportunities.

This grant provides funding for artists and organizations to create and restore public murals across the U.S., promoting community engagement and social activism through art.

This award recognizes and supports exceptional early-career researchers in the life sciences with cash prizes and opportunities for professional development.

This grant provides financial support to Tarrant County-based nonprofit organizations that work to prevent animal cruelty through services like spaying, neutering, and education, benefiting animal welfare across Texas.

This grant provides financial support to emerging filmmakers in the East Bay area who are enrolled in full-time film studies programs, specifically for documentary projects that address important social issues.