Grant Opportunities

Grant Program National Grant Program
Grant Size Varies
Deadline July 31, 2026

USA Lacrosse’s National Grant Program provides equipment, financial support, and educational opportunities to organizations working to increase access and inclusivity in lacrosse.

Funding opportunities include:

• equipment grants for youth and high school programs,
• physical education grants with curriculum resources,
• financial grants for non-equipment needs, and
• education grants for coach and official certification.

Programs must serve youth ages 6 to 19, with priority given to youth ages 14 and under, diverse communities, and organizations supporting the women’s game.

For more information, visit the USA Lacrosse website.

Grant Program Economic Opportunity Grant Program
Grant Size Varies
Deadline July 31, 2026

The Nasdaq Philanthropic Foundation’s Economic Opportunity Grant Program supports organizations advancing economic opportunity by expanding access to resources, capital, and wealth‑building pathways. The program funds initiatives aligned with Nasdaq’s mission to empower communities and strengthen local and global economies.

Priority areas include:

• regional revitalization and rural wealth building;
• investor identity development;
• financial literacy and financial resilience;
• access to capital for entrepreneurs and businesses in under‑resourced communities; and
• employee and community ownership models that promote shared wealth and asset control.

Grants are awarded to organizations demonstrating measurable impact, scalability, and alignment with community needs. Funding generally supports one‑year projects, with consideration for multi‑year commitments when justified.

Visit the Nasdaq Philanthropic Foundation website to review current grant guidelines, eligibility requirements, and application instructions.

Grant Program Small Health Care Provider Quality Improvement Program
Grant Size Up to $250,000
Deadline Aug. 6, 2026

The Health Resources and Services Administration’s Small Health Care Provider Quality Improvement Program helps small rural healthcare facilities strengthen their ability to collect and analyze clinical data, implement evidence-based quality improvement initiatives, and improve health outcomes for patients with chronic diseases. The program also supports collaboration among billing, coding, and clinical staff to enhance operational effectiveness and prepare providers for value-based care models.
 
Eligible applicants include rural public or nonprofit healthcare providers, such as critical access hospitals and rural health clinics, serving rural communities across the United States.
 
For full eligibility requirements and application details, visit the grants.gov website. 

Grant Program 2026 Grant Cycle
Grant Size $5,000–$20,000
Deadline Aug. 7, 2026

ACM Lifting Lives supports nonprofit organizations throughout the United States that are expanding access to music therapy services.

Funding priorities include:

• clinical music therapy programs in hospices, hospitals, and other care-centered environments;
• therapeutic music interventions in schools;
• services for military members and veterans; and
• mental health support for touring professionals, songwriters, and other music industry workers.

The program seeks to improve healing, wellness, and quality of life through evidence-based music therapy initiatives.

For more information and application details, visit the ACM Lifting Lives website.

Grant Program Arts Education, Project, and Vibrant Communities Grants
Grant Size $1,000–$50,000, match required
Deadline Varies by program, typically February and August cycles

The Georgia Council for the Arts provides funding to support arts programs, arts education initiatives, and cultural projects across Georgia communities. Grants support both one-time projects and ongoing operations, with opportunities for arts education, rural and community-based arts access, and cultural facility improvements.

For full details, visit the Georgia Council for the Arts website.

Grant Program Path to Pro Education Grants
Grant Size In-kind support up to $10,000
Deadline Rolling

The Home Depot Foundation’s Path to Pro Education Grants invest in schools, postsecondary institutions, and nonprofit organizations that provide skilled trades training in the construction industry.

Support is provided in the form of Home Depot gift cards that may be used to purchase tools, equipment, building materials, and supplies, or to support new or renovated training spaces. Funding focuses on high-demand trades such as carpentry, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and construction management. Applicant organizations must operate an existing program centered on skilled trades training, job placement, or career readiness in the construction sector.

Full details and application information are available on the Home Depot Foundation website.

Grant Program General Grant Program
Grant Size $10,000–$100,000
Deadline Rolling

The Genesis Inspiration Foundation invests in arts education programs that give children, particularly in under-resourced communities, greater opportunities to engage with the arts. Grants are available to museums, schools, and nonprofit cultural organizations offering hands-on workshops, performances, and immersive experiences that spark creativity and curiosity. By expanding access to arts education, the Foundation aims to enhance learning outcomes, inspire imagination, and empower youth to explore their potential.

For complete details and application instructions, visit the Genesis Inspiration Foundation website.

Grant Program General Grant Program
Grant Size Varies
Deadline Letters of intent accepted on a rolling basis

The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation funds organizations advancing the principles of a free society, strong families, and vibrant communities.

Grantmaking priorities include:

• defending constitutional order,
• supporting free markets,
• strengthening civil society, and
• cultivating informed citizens through education and civic engagement.

The Foundation’s work is centered around preserving and renewing America’s core institutions for future generations.

For complete details and application instructions, visit The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation website.

Grant Program No Kid Hungry Campaign
Grant Size Varies
Deadline Rolling

Share Our Strength’s No Kid Hungry campaign funds schools and community organizations working to ensure children have consistent access to healthy meals. Current priorities include expanding participation in school breakfast and non-congregate summer meal programs. Funding is directed toward communities facing the highest barriers to food access, including those with high rates of students eligible for free or reduced-price meals and organizations led by people of color.

For complete details and application instructions, visit the No Kid Hungry website.

Grant Program The Bob Woodruff Foundation Grants Program
Grant Size Varies
Deadline Rolling

The Bob Woodruff Foundation Grants Program funds programmatic efforts serving the military and veteran community in the United States. The focus is on programs that improve overall health and well-being of service members, veterans, their families, and caregivers.

Funding is provided to programs that:

• improve social determinants of health,
• decrease barriers to accessing physical and mental healthcare,
• increase accessibility to programming that fosters a healthy lifestyle, and
• enhance opportunities for veterans to thrive after service.

Funded organizations and programs must provide direct services to the military/veteran population and be administered through a nonprofit organization.

Visit the Foundation’s website to access the online application.