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Grants of up to $5,000 and grants of up to $2,500 to Tennessee nonprofit organizations, colleges, universities, and K-12 schools for arts projects that benefit residents in eligible locations. Funding is intended for arts-focused activities and programs that are open to the public. All programs, services, and facilities must be fully accessible to all Jackson/Madison County artists and citizens.

Scholarships to USA caregivers and family members of injured veterans and service members for higher education at trade schools, colleges, and universities. Funding is intended to offset the costs of tuition, supplies, and books. The purpose of this program is to assist caregivers and spouses as they take on new and critical roles after experiencing the impact of war on their families.

Grants of up to $5,000 to Missouri nonprofit organizations, government entities, school districts, and churches to enhance the lives of residents in eligible communities. Funding areas are flexible and intended to address the current highest-priority community needs. Applicants must serve Taney County.

Grants to Connecticut nonprofit organizations to strengthen communities and improve the quality of life for low to moderate-income residents in eligible locations. Funding is intended for activities and projects in the focus areas of housing, education, human services, and basic needs. Organizations must operate in the Foundation catchment area: Avon, Barkhamsted, Bethlehem, Bridgewater, Bristol, Burlington, Canaan, Canton, Colebrook, Cornwall, East Granby, Farmington, Goshen, Granby, Hartland, Harwinton, Kent, Litchfield, Morris, New Hartford, New Milford, Norfolk, North Canaan, Plymouth, Roxbury, Salisbury, Sharon, Simsbury, Thomaston, Torrington, Warren, Washington, Watertown, Winchester, and Woodbury.

Grants to Indiana nonprofit organizations to enhance the quality of life for residents in eligible communities. Some applicants must submit an LOI before applying. Funding is intended for capacity-building efforts, existing programs, and new initiatives. Special consideration is given to collaborative proposals and those that address root causes. Grants can help nonprofits kickstart a new project, adapt to a new challenge, or expand existing programming and operations. Eligible applicants serve Steuben County, and some grants may be specific to certain neighborhoods.

Grants to USA nonprofit organizations in multiple states for programs and projects to improve the quality of life of families and individuals in communities where the funding source has a business presence. Funding is intended for healthcare, education, and community well-being. The funding source has a business presence in Allegan, Kent, and Ottawa Counties, Michigan; Bronx County, New York; Franklin County, Vermont; Hennepin County, Minnesota; Miami County, Ohio; Orange County and City of Charlottesville, Virginia; and Spartanburg County, South Carolina.

Grants of up to $5,000 and in-kind technical support to Kentucky rural fire departments in eligible communities for assistance in the wake of natural disasters. Funding is intended to help volunteer fire departments in communities with a population of fewer than 10,000 people that have been impacted by flooding and tornadoes. Eligible equipment purchases include clothing, pumps, hoses, tanks, fire shelters, and wildland personal protective equipment.

Grants of up to $4,000 to New York nonprofit organizations, municipalities, school districts, and religious organizations in eligible locations to address emerging community needs or one-time expenses. Eligible uses of funds include service delivery improvement or program enhancement as well as modest capital improvement projects. Funding is intended for projects that will benefit the public. Eligible applicants are located in or serving Southern Chautauqua County.

Grants of up to $5,000 to Arizona nonprofit and faith-based organizations, government agencies, schools, and tribal entities for programs that benefit local communities in eligible regions. Funding may be used for direct service projects and capital expenditures, building organizational capacity, or general operating support. Projects and activities must be designed to improve the quality of life for residents within Graham and Greenlee counties.

Grants to Nebraska nonprofit organizations to address community needs in eligible locations. Funding is intended to improve the quality of life for local residents. Focus areas include education, health, environment, social services, culture, and civics. Requests from organizations demonstrating broad community support for their programs are given priority consideration. Eligible applicants are located in Custer County.

Grants of up to $3,000 to Michigan school districts, educational institutions, and libraries to improve K-12 education in eligible counties. Funding is intended for math, science, and astronomy programs that encourage critical thinking, creativity, and inventiveness in youth. Priority will be given to Barry County school districts and/or libraries. School districts and libraries that serve the neighboring counties of Barry County shall also be considered.

Awards to Iowa individuals and groups to recognize outstanding volunteer service. Nominations are welcome on behalf of those that volunteer in the fields of mentoring, education, STEM, disaster response and recovery, diversity and inclusion, and Future Ready Iowa, as well as youth and state employees that volunteer. Nominations may be submitted by nonprofit organizations, government agencies, K-12 schools, NGOs, and IHEs on behalf of qualifying volunteers.

Grants to Alberta-registered nonprofit charities, community groups, and societies in eligible locations for activities to enhance the quality of life for local residents. Funding areas of interest include the environment, community support, and community well-being. Eligible applicants are located in the town of Banff.

Grants of $10,000 and a grant of $5,000 to Arizona individual early-career artists for arts projects and professional development. Funding is intended to promote the creation and presentation of contemporary art by supporting emerging artists who are working throughout the state. Grant recipients will be invited to present their work in a group exhibition at Phoenix Art Museum in the summer of 2026.

Grants to USA nonprofit organizations and government agencies to improve lives, strengthen communities, and advance education in areas where the funding source has a business presence. Funding is intended for programs, special projects, equipment, and facilities improvements. Proposals may address a range of community activities, including STEM education in local schools, vocational and life skills training for persons with disabilities, capital campaign support for social services, and programs advocating on behalf of abused and neglected children, families in need, and the homeless.

Grants to Colorado nonprofit organizations for the provision of legal services to victims of domestic abuse, including acts of violence, harassment, stalking, and coercion. Funding is intended to expand the provision of free full-service legal assistance to impoverished victims of domestic violence. Grantees must be prepared to provide legal services including assistance with divorce, child custody, child support, and other related civil legal matters.

Grants to North Carolina nonprofit organizations for projects and programs to address the needs of local children, with a focus on underserved populations. Priority is given to organizations that provide direct services in the focus areas of education and health, or that promote and strengthen youth hockey.

Grants to Northwest Territories individuals and companies to increase the viability and capacity of the mining industry. Funding is intended to support studies related to new mineable deposit sites and the continuation of ongoing investigations. The mining incentive program (MIP) includes two components: the Prospector Mining Incentive Program and the Corporate Mining Incentive Program.

Grants to California local public agencies for programs to reduce marine refuse. Funding may be used for abandoned vessel clean-up projects or to expedite the process for removing unwanted vessels. Funding is intended to prevent, remove, and decrease hazards in local waterways.

Grants of up to $10,000 to New Jersey nonprofit organizations for the care of small companion animals. For the purposes of this grant, small animals include dogs, cats, birds, hamsters, and other animals that are generally kept as household pets. Preference may be given to dog pounds and animal shelters.