Explore the latest funding opportunities, grants, resources and updates from Urban Awareness USA.
The Nasdaq Foundation’s Quarterly Grant Program is offering grant funding to nonprofit organizations and programs that impact women and under-represented communities by enhancing financial engagement and improving access to financial knowledge and tools.
The Sam J. Frankino Foundation awards grants to nonprofit organizations that seek to help the poor, homeless, and broken, primarily within the community, through programs and services that reach these fragile groups.
Henry E. Niles Foundation offers grants of up to $100,000 to nonprofit organizations fight economic hardships through self-help opportunities through programs such as on-job training, the encouragement and support of entrepreneurialism, mentoring, and micro-credit initiatives.
Chick-fil-A – True Inspiration Awards provides funding to nonprofits up to $350,000 to focus on programs or projects supporting educational initiatives, including fostering character and leadership development, academic excellence and community involvement in underserved youth.
The Learning Disabilities Foundation of America is awarding grants to projects created for the identification, ongoing evaluation, and education of services for children and adults with learning disabilities.
Wild Geese Foundation offers grants up to $50,000 in support to nonprofit organizations that focus on women equality.
The Jay L. Smith Family Foundation will give grants to nonprofit organizations in areas of alzheimer’s research, strengthening families, elderly care, suicide prevention, and spiritual wellbeing.
“The Women’s Sports Foundation, Power of She Fund, offers grants up to $10,000 in support to organizations that provide sport, fitness and movement-based programming for girls and women.
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Sparkplug is offering grants of up to $20,000 to Nonprofit Organizations that address race, gender, and class disparities in education beyond traditional classroom instruction.
Cisco Global Impact Cash Grants allots up to $75,000 in aid to nonprofit organizations with K-8 programs that focus on science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) studies, and secondary and higher education programs related to technology, engineering, and math.
