Faith Based Grants for New Hampshire

Grants totaling more than $150,000 to Christian ministries across the United States that provide programs or projects that meet the most pressing community needs such as: orphan care and adoption, food and water, supporting those with special needs, health care, education, disaster relief,...

Grants of $500 will be awarded to Jewish Organizations in the US serving Jewish youth and young adults for educational programs and events that focus on the status and well being of women and girls in both the United States and Israel. The foundation's focuses include: Leadership/Self-esteem...

Grants will be awarded to eligible entities nationwide for programs that help underprivileged veterans become self-sufficient. In particular, grantees must be able to provide supportive housing and other supportive services to help homeless veterans find stable housing and increase their job...

Grants are being provided to eligible non-profits and tribal governments to implement programs that assist individuals, 60 years and over, in filling out and filing their tax returns. Organizations that are experienced in coordinating volunteer programs, especially with respect to tax preparation,...

A grant will be provided to develop an online training system for organizations involved in prevention of sexual violence. E-learning will enable national, state, and local entities to enhance the skills and capacities of their organizations and help build a network of prevention practitioners...

Grants totaling $15,000,000 will be awarded to U.S. and foreign entities for initiatives that enhance the health, wellness and productivity of people in third world and developing countries. Proposals are welcome in areas of interest such as economic development, agriculture, safety, technology,...

Grants to non-profits and institutions of higher education (including those tribally controlled) nationwide, for projects which aim to reduce at-risk behavior among children and teens (10-18 years) and help them develop the skills and behaviors they need to become responsible adults. Innovative...

Grants of up to $50,000 to promote health, human, and environmental projects and programs. Qualified nonprofits that run grassroots community projects are invited to apply. Selection will be based on the use of volunteers and the long term community involvement in the project as well as the...

A grant will be awarded to an eligible entity to help build the capacity of organizations serving low-income children and families, and to assist them in dealing with legal issues, especially financial management and governance. Grantee will provide training and technical assistance to these...

Grants for production or development of documentary films with international themes based on the humanities. These projects will explore issues related to countries and cultures other than the U.S. and should present multiple points of view. Films can range from thirty minutes to full feature-length...

Funding for projects or programs via ticket sales of Jazz Concert held in honor of cause/organization. Organization receives added benefits of publicity and awareness, new partnerships and sponsors, and opportunities to learn new fundraising techniques and skills.

Grants to improve communities through arts and culture, community improvement and enrichment, the environment and healthy families. Arts and culture funding supports a diverse range of locally based visual arts, theater, dance and music institutions. Community Improvement/Enrichment grants...

Grants to address the root causes of poverty. The overall goal of this funding initiative is to promote self-sufficiency and to create opportunity for underserved and needy populations. Through this RFP, organizations that work with and involve the beneficiaries of services in their projects...

Grants of $15,000-$25,000 are available to nonprofit organizations across the US and in Israel. Awards are made to groups seeking social justice, Jewish cultural development and an ecologically sustainable environment. Preference will be given to groups that incorporate their vision of a better...

Grants will be awarded to non-profit organizations in the United States and Israel, with a particular emphasis on New York City. A very diverse range of projects are funded through this initiative including those seeking to strengthen New York City organizations and institutions, those that...

Small grants of up to $500 to engage Jewish youth in community service. The overall goal of the Foundation is to facilitate youth involvement in a wide range of community-based projects throughout the world. The purpose of this funding is to address community needs in the Jewish community through...

Scholarships are available to Jewish individuals from 18 to 30 years of age from abroad for programs in Israel. Study and gap year participants can receive funding for a variety of different programs including Jewish Studies programs, academic studies, internships and volunteer opportunities....

Travel grants of $400 are being awarded to individuals for 2-3 weeks of learning in a Jewish Studies program in Israel. Funding is available for Birthright and Hillel alumni to attend specifically designated yeshivot and seminaries. The goal of the scholarship fund is to give the alumni the...

Grants ranging between $15,000 and $25,000 are being awarded for projects focusing on social, environmental, Israeli and Jewish issues in the U.S. and Israel. Qualified non-profits can receive funding for projects that help to develop a more just, caring, ecological and sustainable world. Grants...

Grants of up to $2000 are being awarded for Jewish environmental projects run in the U.S. and Israel. Qualified non-profits will have the opportunity to receive funding for projects pertaining to the environment and its connection to Judaism. Priority will be given to discrete projects run...

Grants to facilitate self-sufficiency for Native Americans. The overall goal of this funding is to provide a measure of physical and spiritual improvement, particularly amongst Indigenes, by providing seed grants to groups and organizations with self-help and self-sufficiency aims and purposes....

The funding agency is made up of a group of foundations. The foundations provide: grants that strengthen Jewish life, Israeli democracy, educational opportunity, health and mental health, and human rights; grants that promote educational opportunity, health, and human rights; grants that strengthen...