Funding Opportunities

HDR Foundation provides funding to nonprofits to focus on education from pre-K through college, active lifestyles, wellness education and preventative healthcare, restoration, renewal, conservation and sustainable best practices of our global resources.

Alzheimer’s Foundation of America provides funding to organizations up to $25,000 to focus on programs that betters the lives of those affected by dementia. Winning programs must demonstrate innovation, greatest need, and replication potential. Programs could involve, but are not limited to, hands-on care, delivery of social services, cognitive stimulation, the arts, safety, and training.

Hilda & Preston Davis Foundation provides funding to organizations up to $100,000 whose programs advance the development of all areas of the lives of children and young adults.

Nora Roberts Foundation provides funding up to $7,500 to nonprofits to focus in the areas of literacy, children’s programs, arts, and humanitarian efforts.

Dr. Scholl Foundation provides funding to nonprofits up to $25,000 to focus on the areas of Education, Social Service, Healthcare, Civic and cultural, and the environmental

The Lowe’s Foundation Gable Grants program is offering up to $1 million in grant funding to community-based nonprofit organizations with program-related expenses for sustainable, scalable skilled trades workforce development including instructors, program materials, new or remodeled training space, equipment, capacity building, etc.

Michael Napoleone Memorial Foundation provides funding to organizations up to $1,500 to facilitate youth activities for children up to age 18.

Burpee Foundation provides funding up to $65,000 to nonprofits to support the use of horticulture as a means for community building through school-age and adult educational programs, healthy eating, worker training, horticultural therapy, community gardening, and more.

Michael and Susan Dell Foundation provides funding up to $10,000,000 to organizations to fund social enterprises that directly serve or impact children or youth from urban low-income communities in the areas of education, health, and family economic stability (including livelihoods and financial inclusion). These social enterprises may be structured as for-profit or nonprofit entities.

NEXT for AUTISM provides funding up to $25,000 to nonprofits to support the transition from school to adulthood in the following three areas: home, work and social.