Year: 2025

KKR supports nonprofit organizations advancing economic opportunity and security through programs that expand access to jobs, strengthen small businesses, and build community resilience, empowering lasting progress through skill development, financial inclusion, and social innovation.

Lilly Endowment offers grants up to $90,000 to strengthen Christian congregations, develop pastoral leadership, and enrich theological education, supporting diverse ministries that nurture faith, deepen understanding, and enhance the vitality of religious life across the United States.

The 1687 Foundation’s Book Ministry provides in-kind donations of Christian books to nonprofit organizations serving first responders, military personnel, healthcare facilities, prisons, foster care programs, and at-risk populations, spreading hope and faith through literature.

The PMI Educational Foundation (PMIEF) provides grants to nonprofits that empower youth ages 14–24 through project management education, skill development, and leadership training, building global capacity and preparing young people for future success through hands-on, project-based learning.

The Lawrence Foundation provide grant opportunities of up to $10,000 in support of nonprofit programs that focus on environmental and human services.

The Brady Education Foundation provides grant opportunities of up to $59,000 to support research and program evaluations that improve educational outcomes for children in under-resourced communities to close opportunity and achievement gaps.

The Archer Foundation offers grants up to $10,000 to nonprofits advancing arts and culture, civic engagement, education, health, and human services—fostering equity, access, and community well-being through programs that create lasting change.

BMO provides philanthropic grants to nonprofits advancing community and economic resilience through financial literacy, skills development, social services, education, health equity, and accessible arts and cultural programming.

The I Could Do Great Things Foundation offers grants up to $10,000 to support innovative community projects with concrete, actionable plans that uplift individuals, solve local challenges, and create lasting positive change.

The Jay L. Smith Family Foundation offers grants up to $6,000 to nonprofits advancing healthcare, Alzheimer’s research, elderly care, suicide prevention, cancer research, and family support programs, strengthening communities and improving quality of life for disadvantaged individuals.