Funding Opportunities

Dr. Harry J. Heeb Foundation provides funding to organizations up to $20,000 that focus on assisting children, especially those who are underprivileged or abused.

Veterans Support Foundation provides funds to organizations up to $10,000 to improve the quality of life for deserving veterans and their families. It provides grant funding to projects sponsored, supported or endorsed by the National Board of Directors, State Councils, and Chapters of the Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA).

Tomberg Family Philanthropies offers grants of up to $20,000 to nonprofit organizations focused on education, the environment, health, and poverty alleviation. These grants support pilot programs, demonstration projects, new initiatives, capacity building, and evaluations

USA Football – Flag provides funding to nonprofits for youth organizations and middle schools who need flag belts and footballs. Organizations will generally receive USA Football-branded items but may, from time to time, also receive equipment grants or offers from gant partners.

Marie H. Brookreson Trust provides fund to nonprofits up to $10,000 to finance or help finance homes for the blind. Grants are also awarded to organizations that provide assistance to the blind.

American Bar Endowment provides funding to nonprofits that provide support to local organizations and projects that advance social justice and legal assistance in communities across the country.

Rosenberg Fund for Children provides funding to programs that aid children in the U.S. whose parents are targeted, progressive activists. They also assist youth who themselves have been targeted as a result of their progressive activities.

Takeda provides funding to nonprofit organizations to focus on support for programs in the areas of K-8 math, high school STEM enrichment and college success, and programs that focus on the role of food in improving health.

Crossroads Hospice Charitable Foundation provides funding to nonprofits up to $20,000 for programs used for educating communities on Hospice resources, identifying excellent Hospice care, and by offering grief recovery resources. Their objective is to offer education to community organizations who provide end-of-life care and assist those organizations providing grief recovery support.

Alzheimer’s Foundation of America provides funding to nonprofits up to $6,000 for the purpose of alleviating the cost of respite care for families caring for loved ones with Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia. Funds may be used for in-home care, adult day programs, or other types of respite.