While I can’t provide a real-time or exhaustive list of grants, I can guide you on where to find them. The availability of grants may change, so it’s important to regularly check the following sources:
- Grants.gov: This is a comprehensive resource for finding and applying for federal grants in the United States. It lists all available federal grants across various agencies.
- Foundation Center (now Candid): Candid is a leading source for information on philanthropy worldwide. They provide a database of grants offered by foundations, corporate giving programs, and other grantmaking entities.
- Chronicle of Philanthropy: This is a reputable source for news and information about nonprofit organizations. They often feature articles on new grants and funding opportunities.
- GrantStation: GrantStation is a paid service that provides a vast database of grant opportunities. It categorizes grants by type and geographic location.
- Idealist: Idealist is a platform that connects people, organizations, and resources. It has a comprehensive list of grants, fellowships, and other funding opportunities.
- National Council of Nonprofits: This organization provides resources for nonprofits, including information on grants and fundraising strategies.
- Your State’s Grantmaking Agencies: Many state governments have grant programs for nonprofits. Check with your state’s grantmaking agency or equivalent for local opportunities.
- Corporate Giving Programs: Many large corporations have philanthropic arms that provide grants to nonprofits. Check the websites of companies with a history of supporting charitable causes.
- Community Foundations: Community foundations are nonprofit organizations that manage and distribute charitable funds within a specific geographic area. They often provide grants to local nonprofits.
- Nonprofit Networks and Associations: Joining nonprofit networks or associations can provide access to information about grants and funding opportunities. Examples include the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) and the National Council of Nonprofits.
Remember to carefully review the eligibility criteria and application guidelines for each grant opportunity. It’s also advisable to tailor your grant proposals to fit the specific requirements of each funding source. Additionally, local libraries and nonprofit resource centers may have further information on grants available in your area.