Year: 2026

The Singing For Change Charitable Foundation provides $1,000–$10,000 in operating support to nonprofits helping underserved individuals and families overcome barriers to education, employment, and economic stability through programs that promote long-term self-sufficiency and community empowerment.

The Office of Postsecondary Education provides $1 million–$1.7 million to nonprofits and colleges helping gang-involved youth access college, vocational training, certifications, and career pathways that support long-term success and economic mobility.

The Office on Violence Against Women provides $500,000–$950,000 to nonprofits serving rural communities affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, dating violence, and human trafficking. Funding supports victim services, shelter programs, legal advocacy, safety initiatives, and coordinated community responses.

The Ann B. Zekauskas Family Foundation Inc awards average $4,500 in grant funding to support nonprofits that promote nutrition education, healthy eating, food access, and culinary arts training, with a focus on helping children, families, and underserved communities develop lifelong healthy food habits.

The Alpenglow Impact awards $2,500–$10,000 in Dollar Tree gift cards to nonprofits and Title I schools serving families in need. Gift cards help individuals access essential items such as food, school supplies, hygiene products, and household necessities.

The Bellevue Heights Church Foundation provides grants to nonprofits, churches, and faith-based organizations advancing Christian ministry, gospel outreach, disaster relief, humanitarian aid, and theological education initiatives in the United States and beyond.

The William E. Dean III Charitable Foundation awards grants up to $10,000 to U.S. nonprofits supporting veterans transitioning to civilian life, animal welfare initiatives, and other charitable, educational, religious, or scientific programs.

The Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs funds international youth exchange programs that help high school students build technology, leadership, and entrepreneurship skills through hands-on training, company visits, and real-world innovation projects.

The U.S. Department of Education, Office of Elementary and Secondary Education (OESE) funds organizations that help schools, districts, and state education systems improve teaching quality, close achievement gaps, and support better outcomes for underserved students.

The American Camp Association offers up to $300,000 to U.S. camps and camp networks launching or expanding character development programs that promote leadership, community building, healthy living, and youth development. Funding supports implementation-ready projects for single organizations or collaborative camp partnerships.