Best Grants for Computers for Nonprofits

The South Carolina Department of Education is offering funding through the Abstinence Until Marriage Evidence-Based Programs RFP. With approximately $546,972 available, grants will be awarded to nonprofit organizations to implement evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention programs that promote abstinence until marriage for youth aged 10-19. These programs must comply with Title V, Section 510 requirements and be certified by the National Abstinence Education Association, ensuring they adhere to the South Carolina Comprehensive Health Education Act.

The Amber Huber Memorial Scholarship honors a dedicated athlete from Byron High School, supporting students who embody hard work and competitive spirit. This scholarship is available to students striving to achieve their athletic goals, reflecting Amber's legacy. It is renewable for four years, ensuring continued support for those who meet the criteria. Academic performance will be moderately considered in the selection process, fostering the development of future leaders in athletics.

FY26 McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance

The Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE) will issue a Request for Applications for the fiscal year 2027 (FY27) McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Grant Program (MKV) for eligible Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) in the District of Columbia. Authorized under Title VII-B of the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, Section 726, as amended, the purpose of this grant is to facilitate the enrollment, attendance, and success in school of homeless children and youth.

Length of Award:

The grant award period will be from October 1, 2026, or the date of the award if awards are made after this date, through September 30, 2027. LEAs must commit to obligate all grant funds awarded under this competition (RFA# GD0-MKV-FY2027) by September 30, 2027. Awards may be continued for a maximum of one additional year. Continuation awards are based on availability of funds; recipient’s implementation and/or operation of the program as submitted in the application; recipient’s demonstration that substantial progress has been made toward meeting the objectives set forth in the approved application, based on ongoing monitoring and review of the recipient’s reports; compliance with District and federal laws, regulations, and guidance; and appropriate expenditure of funds throughout each grant award period. All awards will be reviewed annually for consideration of continued funding.

Available Funding for Award:

A total of at least Three Hundred Thousand Dollars and Zero Cents ($300,000.00) in grant funds are available for award. District of Columbia LEAs shall use the funds to address the educational and related needs of homeless children and youth in DC. LEAs, with or without this funding, must ensure that children and youth experiencing homelessness have equal access to the same free, appropriate public education, including public preschool education, as provided to other children and youth. OSSE anticipates awarding 3-6 subgrants based on the highest-ranking applications. Grant funds shall only be used to support activities authorized by relevant statutes and regulations and that are included in the applicant’s submission.

Blue Meridian Partners Grant aims to transform lives of young people and families in poverty by investing in scalable strategies that enhance economic and social mobility. The organization seeks stand-alone nonprofits with a proven track record, a compelling vision, and strong leadership. With a commitment to performance-based investing, Blue Meridian provides significant capital, often exceeding $100 million, to foster impactful solutions and address pressing social challenges effectively.

Mission Statement

The Belk Foundation believes that education is a basis for successful society and that a quality education is the right of all children and youth. Our mission is to invest in schools and organizations that work aggressively to ensure all students graduate from high school and continue on an intentional path toward college, career and life.

Belk Foundation Grant

The Belk Foundation has two areas that it is interested in supporting:

• K-3 Achievement: Increasing the number of children in grades K-3 who achieve on or above grade level in core subjects
• Quality Teaching and Leading: Increasing quality teaching and leading in K-12 public schools

We support non-profit organizations with a 501(c)3 status as well as direct grants to public school systems and institutes of higher education. We dedicate our resources to K-3 Achievement and Teaching and Leadership locally in Charlotte-Mecklenburg and at the state level in North Carolina.

In order to assess your fit as a potential partner, we encourage you to read the following:

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• Past grantees

The Watertown High School Scholarship Fund, established by the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, provides scholarships for graduating seniors from Watertown High School. Designed to foster academic achievement and community involvement, this fund supports students with a minimum GPA of 3.25 and an ACT score of at least 21. It aims to encourage young individuals to excel in both academics and volunteer activities, enhancing their future prospects and contributions to society.

The Donald Stuart Corsaut Memorial Scholarship, established by the Saginaw Community Foundation, honors a dedicated man who believed in helping others succeed. This scholarship supports residents of Saginaw County pursuing Career and Technical Education (CTE) or undergraduate degrees, with awards ranging from $500 to $4,000. Applicants must maintain a GPA between 2.5 and 3.0 and demonstrate commitment to skilled trades, reflecting the growing demand for skilled workers in various fields.

The Woman’s Club of Nashville Scholarship Endowment Fund, established by the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, empowers young women in Davidson County to pursue higher education. With a focus on leadership, community involvement, and academic excellence, the fund offers scholarships to high school seniors and graduates with a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Recipients can reapply for funding over three consecutive years, ensuring continued support for their educational journey.

The Harold & Pauline Obrecht Agricultural Scholarship, established in 1997 by the Ashland County Community Foundation, supports Ashland County high school seniors pursuing higher education in Agriculture. This initiative honors Harold Obrecht, a retired livestock farmer, and his wife Pauline, a dedicated public school teacher. The scholarship aims to encourage students to explore promising careers in Agriculture, ensuring that they receive the necessary training for a successful future in this vital field.

The Edward & Ellen Roche Relief Foundation Grants support nonprofits that assist disadvantaged women and children in New York City. Established in 1953, the foundation prioritizes funding for programs that promote the well-being and self-sufficiency of low-income women and their families, particularly those that focus on job training and placement for unemployed or underemployed women. This targeted approach aims to empower vulnerable populations and foster economic independence.

The Women's Fund Grants aim to improve the lives of women and girls in Winnebago County, Wisconsin, through philanthropy and education. By providing financial support ranging from $5,000 to $25,000, the fund focuses on empowering women, enhancing economic self-sufficiency, and addressing health and safety issues. The fund encourages community awareness and involvement in women's issues, fostering a culture of philanthropy and support for initiatives that create lasting social change.

The Newman Foundation's Faith in Action Grant aims to support Catholic student ministry and community outreach in Kentucky. With a history of over 4 million dollars awarded since 1973, the foundation encourages innovative projects that promote worship, fellowship, and service. Eligible applicants include students from Newman Center sponsored groups and Catholic clubs. Grants range from $500 to $1,000, with a commitment to enhance spiritual development and provide resources for impactful initiatives.

The ECCF: Children's Health Fund aims to enhance the lives of Erie County residents by providing essential medical services, educational rehabilitation, and emotional support to children in need. This fund focuses on supporting tax-exempt nonprofits that serve the local community, ensuring that children receive the care and resources they require. With a vision of a thriving and empowered Erie County, the fund plays a crucial role in addressing community needs and fostering positive change.

Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board

The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board is a partner, resource, and advocate to higher education institutions across the state.  

We work in partnership with the legislature, businesses, and other key stakeholders to ensure our state’s higher education goals are aligned with our state’s economic and talent needs. We are a steward to the state’s strategic plan for higher education, Building a Talent Strong Texas. 

And we help Texas students and families access the tools they need to choose a postsecondary pathway while connecting them to financial resources to support them on that pathway. We also help ensure transitions – from high school to postsecondary, between postsecondary institutions, and from postsecondary into the workforce – are efficient. 

Open Educational Resources Grant Program (OERGP)

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Established in 2018, the OER Grant Program is a competitive program that provides grants to Texas public institutions of higher education to adopt, modify, redesign, or develop courses using only OER.

An Open Educational Resource (OER) is a teaching, learning, or research resource that is in the public domain or has been released under an intellectual property license that permits the free use, adaptation, and redistribution of the resource by any person. 

THECB expects to award two categories of grant awards under this Request for Applications (RFA): Nursing OER Adoption Grants and Workforce OER Collaborator Grants 

Workforce OER Collaborator Grants

For applicants to develop new or substantially improve existing OER for three, four, or five courses from the Workforce Education Course Manual (WECM) that use only OER, with priority for courses that are taught in support of THECB’s FY26-FY27 High-Demand Fields.

The Shasta Chapter of the California Native Plant Society offers the Oak Tree Grant Program to promote awareness of California's native plants and habitats. This program provides financial or material support for various projects, including gardening, landscaping, and educational initiatives. Open to the public in Shasta and surrounding counties, applications can be submitted year-round, encouraging community engagement and environmental stewardship.

The PEAK Fellowships are a progressively structured sequence of opportunities designed to support learners as they continue climbing to new heights of achievement in undergraduate research and creative endeavor throughout their Northeastern journeys.

The PEAK Outfitter Fellowships

This award is one of the Project-Based Exploration for the Advancement of Knowledge (PEAK) Fellowships, but it differs from the other awards in that The Outfitter is an award to fund expenses associated directly with the presentation, performance, publication, or dissemination of research or creative endeavor projects.

All research or creative work supported by this fellowship must adhere to all university requirements, including policies related to the ethical conduct of research, the protection of human subjects, and the use of vertebrate animals in research. 

Students are eligible to receive up to $350 from the PEAK Outfitter per academic year.  

The Telehealth Nutrition Services Network Grant Program, funded by the Health Resources and Services Administration, aims to enhance access to quality health care through innovative telehealth nutrition services. This program focuses on preventing and managing chronic diseases by leveraging telehealth technology, ensuring that individuals receive essential nutrition guidance remotely. With a commitment to improving health outcomes, this initiative will significantly benefit communities seeking better access to healthcare resources.

The Malouf and Iris Abraham Scholarship, offered by the Amarillo Area Foundation, supports high school seniors from select Texas Panhandle counties who are pursuing a degree in Agriculture at West Texas A&M University. This scholarship is designed to foster educational opportunities for local students, encouraging community involvement and agricultural studies. If no eligible applicants majoring in Agriculture apply, other majors may also be considered, ensuring broader access to educational funding.

Gainesville Chicken Scholarship

This scholarship supports college students pursuing a degree in poultry science or a related agricultural degree. Applicants should be graduating high school seniors or current college students pursuing a career in the poultry industry, majoring in Agricultural Business, Poultry Science, Food Science, Animal Science, Food Marketing, Agricultural Economics, etc. In 2026, one $2,000 scholarship will be offered.

The Malouf and Iris Abraham Scholarship, offered by the Amarillo Area Foundation, supports graduating high school seniors from six counties in the Texas Panhandle who are pursuing an Agriculture major at Texas Tech University. This scholarship aims to empower local students by enhancing their educational opportunities in agricultural studies. If no eligible applicants majoring in Agriculture apply, students from other majors will also be considered, ensuring broader access to this valuable support.

Gainesville Symphony Orchestra Scholarship

This scholarship is for graduating seniors at public, private or homeschools in Hall County. Applicants must reside in Hall County and must play a musical instrument. In 2026, one scholarship award of $1,500 will be offered.

The Malouf and Iris Abraham Scholarship, offered by the Amarillo Area Foundation, supports graduating high school seniors from specific counties in the Texas Panhandle who plan to attend Oklahoma Panhandle State University. While preference is given to students majoring in Agriculture, other majors may also be considered if no eligible candidates meet the criteria. This initiative aims to nurture local talent and contribute to the region's agricultural sector.

The Allison Keller Education Technology Grant Program, established by the Doug Flutie, Jr. Foundation for Autism, aims to bridge the technological gap for schools and organizations supporting individuals with autism. Since 2012, over $820,000 has been awarded to enhance learning through technology, including iPads and apps. Eligible applicants include 501(c)(3) organizations and public schools in Massachusetts and surrounding New England states, with one program per district receiving funding annually.

The Malouf and Iris Abraham Scholarship, offered by the Amarillo Area Foundation, supports graduating high school seniors from select counties in the Texas Panhandle who plan to attend Clarendon College. While a preference is given to students majoring in Agriculture, other majors may be considered if no eligible applicants meet this criterion. This scholarship fosters educational opportunities in a community-focused environment.

The Malouf and Iris Abraham Scholarship, administered by the Amarillo Area Foundation, supports graduating high school seniors from Wheeler, Roberts, Gray, Hemphill, Ochiltree, and Lipscomb counties in the Texas Panhandle. Eligible students must plan to attend Amarillo College and can major in any field. This scholarship aims to assist local youth in furthering their education and fulfilling their academic aspirations, contributing to the community's growth and development.

The First Horizon Foundation, a private funder, actively supports organizations in Texas by investing in critical areas such as arts, education, environment, financial literacy, and health. Their grants aim to enhance community well-being, promote future financial stability, and nurture the next generation of leaders. The Foundation focuses on projects that bring sustainable benefits, particularly in Houston and Dallas, ensuring they do not support certain ineligible groups or initiatives.

The First Horizon Foundation Grant supports organizations in East Tennessee, focusing on areas such as arts, education, environment, financial literacy, and health services. Grants are available to eligible entities in cities like Knoxville, Maryville, and Chattanooga, while individuals and certain organizations, including K-12 schools and political groups, are ineligible. This initiative aims to strengthen communities through strategic investments.