Science Grants for New Hampshire

Grants of $500 are being awarded to help teachers bring the real world of materials science into their classrooms. Projects should aim to develop or produce the metals, glasses, ceramics, semiconductors, and polymers that are at the heart of all new systems. Additionally, Foundation members...

Grants of $750 to help improve the education of students in meteorology and related sciences. Applicants can submit funding requests for the purchase of scientific materials and equipment for the classroom, school or community, begin new school and community science outreach and education programs,...

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 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 of up to approximately $300,000 to non-profit organizations, including public governmental institutions (such as universities) across the United States that conduct research projects with the goal of finding solutions to children’s health and nutritional problems. Priority will be...

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...

Grants are available for projects that increase knowledge about and address issues associated with childhood obesity, particularly nutritional factors, in children from ages 2-19 years. The long term goal of this opportunity is to reduce the incidence of childhood obesity among this population...

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 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...

Grants starting at $20,000 to provide fresh food and produce for elementary and secondary school breakfast and lunch programs and to provide K-12 students with nutrition-oriented, hands-on, agricultural experiences. Regional food procurement and educational activities will both help children...

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 totaling $15,000 to establish an organic community garden project to provide food to low income adults, children, or families, in the form of a soup kitchen, food bank, emergency pantry, before or after school feeding program, shelter, or similar program. The goal of the funding is to...

Nominations are being accepted to honor a researcher in the field of creativity and aging which demonstrates the benefits and potential of artistic achievements in old age. Nominees can be any individual who has produced research that focuses on the benefits of creativity in arts including...

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 for non-profit organizations that inspire students ages 11-18 to improve their academic achievements. The purpose of this grant is to support organizations that provide hands-on learning opportunities that improve students' proficiency in science, technology, engineering and math. ...

Grants are available for non-profit organizations for programs and projects that help build communities and make them a better place to live for their residents. The Foundation seeks to support community-based projects that directly benefit their residents and focus upon varied aspects of communal...

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...

Internship opportunities are being provided in a variety of different areas to Jewish young adults from abroad to gain valuable work experience in Israel and explore the possibility of moving to Israel. Individuals with proven academic or work experience in a specific field will be set up with...

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 ranging from $100 to $500 are available for dedicated and outstanding teachers who wish to conduct classroom projects in the areas of arts, science, math, language, history, and social studies (selected from the Foundation's list of projects collected during the past decade). The purpose...

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....