Higher Education 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 are available to community colleges and job training programs to provide for education and training of displaced or potentially displaced workers. Eligible programs will help the target population attain necessary credentials for employment or re-employment in growth industries, develop...

Grants of $500 to young adults ages 5-25 worldwide who partner with schools or organizations to develop innovative youth-led projects that address demonstrated community needs or issues. The purpose of these grants is to provide project support and necessary funding to young people who are...

Non-profit organizations nationwide are eligible to apply for grants for programs or projects that help build strong communities. Focal areas for this grant opportunity include the following three categories: education, safety, and community development. The Foundation seeks to support organizations...

Grants are being awarded for projects which help build safer, stronger and better educated communities in the U.S. and Canada. Qualified educational institutions, government entities, and non profit organizations who run projects and programming which address the issues of safety, community...

Grants for up to $25,000 to provide dental care services to underserved populations in the United States. The mission of the foundation is to improve the access to, and productivity of, the oral health care system by identifying, nurturing, and leveraging promising projects. The purpose of...

Grants of up to $75,000 will be made to eligible U.S. university research teams to develop new approaches to world history curricula which are inclusive of the perspectives of other countries. Collaborative efforts with partner institutions in Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, and North...

Grant for a non-profit organization to provide for the professional development of individuals committed to international humanitarian assistance and promote research and development in this area. Awardee will provide the technical assistance necessary to help develop a group of committed individuals,...

Grants will be available for non-profits, colleges, and universities to provide workshops for selected groups of foreign exchange high school students. Two sets of one-week workshops will be presented annually for three years: one to further teaching of the English language, and the other regarding...

Public school teachers, public education support professionals, and/or faculty at public institutions of higher learning are eligible to apply for grants to support participation in programs that enhance their professional ability as educators. This grant opportunity is open to qualifying...

Grants generally ranging from $5,000 - $25,000 will be awarded to student filmmakers and their films that delineate real life stories of underrepresented communities in South Asia and Southeast Asia. The goal of the films should be to increase social justice. Funds must be used towards film...

Grants ranging from $50,000 to $100,000 are available to private non-profit libraries, educational institutions, hospitals and clinics (in eligible states) that provide high-quality services that contribute to the physical and intellectual welfare of the people of the United States. The purpose...

Grants from $30,000 are available to land grant institutions for national and regional disaster preparedness programs nationally and for replicable single state projects. Eligible programs provide risk management information, educational programming, enhance communication channels, mitigate...

Grants ranging from $2,000 to $5,000 to K-8 public school educators who develop and implement innovative approaches to addressing the areas of: environmental awareness, health and wellness, students’ right to a quality public education, and active community involvement. The purpose of these...

Grants of $1,000 to non-profits across the United States that develop and provide programs or projects that improve the lives of women battling ovarian cancer, or raise awareness about the disease in new and innovative ways. The purpose of these grants is to prevent the loss of women from ovarian...

Grants totaling $750,000 to public or private institutions of higher education that partner together with businesses, independent researchers, non-profit organizations, and state and local government agencies that work to make voting processes and technology more accessible to Americans with...

Grants normally ranging from $500-$10,000 will be awarded to non-profit organizations for educational programs for young people to learn about floriculture. Funds may be used to attract young people to the industry or provide them with educational endeavors to identify and solve industry needs...

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 of $1,000, $5,000, and $25,000 to individuals (age 13 and up), non-profits, schools, and companies across the U.S. and internationally that create a short, creative video (no more than 3 minutes long) that explains the benefits and positive impact of using educational resources that...

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 starting at $50,000 will be awarded to eligible entities in order to support research aimed at evaluating and determining special education best practices. Educators, parents, policymakers, and others will thereby be advised of the education practices that support learning and improve...

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...

Grants are available for programs and projects within the United States, that focus upon the prevention of cruelty to animals as well as for research and activities that promote animal welfare. The Foundation seeks to support those organizations that prioritize animal welfare. There are two...

Grants starting at $25,000 will be awarded to organizations that serve a particular state or region. Areas of focus include (but are not limited to): Education, Workforce Development/Economic Opportunity, Health and Wellness, and Environmental Sustainability. The foundation has a particular...

Grants for up to two million dollars to support efforts of U.S. citizens disseminating ideas and services, and conducting research abroad. The overall goal of the funding agency is to develop international infrastructure to promote the ideas and beliefs of the United States. Through this RFP,...

Competitive grants are available to eligible government and non-profit entities nationwide and in U.S. territories for post-disaster recovery projects. Applicants in regions impacted by a major federally declared disaster between October 1, 2010 and September 30, 2011 can receive assistance...

Total funding of $150,000 in grants awarded to eligible organizations for employees to attend approved classes and courses that will enhance job performance. Grant awards will cover the cost of tuition for employees.

Grants awarded to support efforts to improve the lives of both people and animals. Seeks to benefit animals, primarily dogs, through research, training, and adoption, especially where people and animals benefit simultaneously. Additionally, the Foundation strives to nurture and assist individuals...

Grants ranging up to $250,000 for nonprofit organizations addressing health, culture, education, and social service and serving a large demographic. The purpose of this funding is to support efforts to ensure that all people have the opportunity to build healthy, productive and enriched lives....

Grants ranging up to $25,000 for organizations to improve education, health, medicine, and the community in the U.S. The foundation seeks to fund programs to advance knowledge, improve society and help realize human potential. The RFP will fund three different categories of grants, including...

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...

Fellowships are being awarded to Jewish Studies scholars from abroad to conduct academic research in Israel. Qualified non-tenured university professors are invited to apply to spend a year developing their research. Fellows will have the opportunity to work under the tutelage of a senior scholar...

Grants to support youth-initiated projects that benefit communities nationwide in the following focus areas: health, the environment, democracy and equality, and community issues. The purpose of these grants is to promote youth activism in community issues. The Foundation will primarily fund...

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...

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...

Grants will be provided to enhance the quality of healthcare in the United States through support of health education classes. Organizations can apply for funding to support both accredited and non-accredited programs; audiences can include physicians, healthcare professionals, and patients....

Grants to support established U.S. based non-profits that serve large demographic areas of populations and address important issues in the areas of: education, health, culture, and social services. The purpose of these grants is to promote the development and implementation of programming which...

Grants to non-profit organizations across the U.S. and internationally that provide quality, innovative programs in the focus areas of: arts and culture, community betterment, education, and community service. The purpose of these grants is to promote the development and implementation of programming...

Grants ranging of up to $25,000 to non-profits across the United States with innovative programs that strengthen selected communities in the areas of: health and human services, hunger relief, education, and helping people with disabilities. The Foundation provides funding in three different...