Month: January 2026

The Jack and Jill of America Foundation awards up to $10,000 in support of nonprofits and public agencies delivering STEM programs for middle and high school youth that build college readiness, expand access, and strengthen long-term opportunity for African American children and families.

The U.S. Department of Labor awards up to $2,000,000 to nonprofits and Tribal entities to provide pre-apprenticeship training, education, and job placement for opportunity youth through construction-based workforce development and wraparound supportive services.

The Huston Foundation supports nonprofits advancing Protestant Evangelical Christian missions worldwide and secular programs that address demonstrated community needs through measurable impact.

The Bertin Family Foundation awards up to $40,000 to nonprofits advancing community well-being through faith-driven service, compassion, and responsible stewardship. Funding supports programs, projects, and capacity-building efforts that strengthen communities, promote ethical leadership, and create meaningful, measurable social impact aligned with the Foundation’s core values.

The Kathryn B. McQuade Foundation offers grants up to $50,000 to nonprofits that support education and skills training for children and teens facing poverty, with the goal of helping young people build pathways out of cycles of poverty and crime through access to learning, mentorship, and opportunity.

The Zemurray Foundation awards on average $30,000 to nonprofits and fiscally sponsored organizations advancing community well-being through education, health, environmental sustainability, and cultural vitality.

The Comis Foundation awards up to $75,000 to nonprofits advancing educational outcomes for children and youth through pilot programs, capacity building, or innovative community-based solutions, with priority given to select regions and limited national initiatives.

The Adkins Family Foundation provides general operating and program support to nonprofits serving children, families, and communities of color in under resourced urban areas, with an emphasis on building self esteem, expanding opportunity, and transforming outcomes for at risk youth through education, arts, and community based programs.

The Smart Family Fund awards up to $100,000 to early-stage nonprofits with innovative, scalable ideas, providing funding and mentorship to help organizations prove impact, refine their model, and prepare for larger growth-stage funders.