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Episcopal Health Foundation of Dallas Grant

Episcopal Foundation Of Dallas

Private

Texas

US $3,000 - US $25,000

The Episcopal Health Foundation of Dallas provides annual grants to support parishes, schools, and non-profit organizations within the Diocese of Dallas. Focus areas include food insecurity, homelessness, poverty alleviation, and health services. Eligible organizations must operate within the diocese's geographic boundaries and align with its Christian mission. Grants aim to strengthen communities through innovative programs that address basic human needs and improve lives. Applications must meet specific criteria and deadlines to be considered.

Health & Medicine

AHA Predoctoral Fellowship

American Heart Association

Association/Society

United States

Up to US $69,548

The AHA Predoctoral Fellowship aims to enhance research and clinical training for pre-doctoral students pursuing careers in cardiovascular health. Applicants must be enrolled in a relevant doctoral program and demonstrate collaboration with a mentor. The fellowship provides an annual stipend of $28,224, plus health insurance support and project funding. Eligible candidates are full-time students who have completed initial coursework and can commit to research efforts. This opportunity fosters the development of independent researchers in the field.

Cardiovascular Diseases & Systems

AHA Career Development Award

American Heart Association

Association/Society

United States

US $231,000

The AHA Career Development Award supports early-career healthcare professionals to explore innovative research questions and pilot studies. With a budget of $77,000 per year, this award aims to enhance research skills, provide mentorship, and prepare awardees for successful scientific careers. Eligible applicants must hold a doctoral degree and commit at least 10% effort to the award. The program emphasizes mentorship from experienced investigators, ensuring a structured path towards independence in research.

Cardiovascular Diseases & Systems Medical Education & Professional Training

JFNY Grant For Japanese Studies

Japan Foundation, New York

Private

United States

Up to US $5,000

The JFNY Grant for Japanese Studies provides up to $5,000 for U.S.-based organizations with 501(c)(3) status to promote Japanese Studies. This grant supports conferences, presentations, and research that enhances understanding of Japan. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis for online projects, while others must be submitted three months prior to the project start date. Preference is given to projects that secure additional funding from other sources.

Asian / Pacific Island Culture & Heritage Cross-Cultural Understanding & Exchanges

Exhibitions Abroad Support Grant Program

Japan Foundation, New York

Private

Africa, Americas +14 more

Unspecified amount

The Exhibitions Abroad Support Grant Program, initiated by the Japan Foundation in New York, offers financial aid to U.S. museums and art institutions organizing exhibitions that showcase Japanese art and culture internationally. This program supports a range of events, including biennials and triennials featuring Japanese artists. Eligible applicants are non-profit organizations from designated states, with a focus on promoting cultural exchange and understanding through art.

Asian Art Asian / Pacific Island Culture & Heritage

Support Program for Translation and Publication

Japan Foundation, New York

Private

Africa, Australia and New Zealand +14 more

Approximately ¥500,000

The Support Program for Translation and Publication on Japan offers financial assistance to overseas publishers for translating and publishing Japanese works. It covers part of costs incurred between April 1, 2026, and February 28, 2027, including translation fees and publication expenses. Eligible costs include paper, typesetting, and printing, but do not cover editing or copyright fees. The goal is to enhance global understanding of Japan through literature.

Writing & Literature Asian / Pacific Island Culture & Heritage

Japanese-Language Learners Event Grant

United States-Japan Foundation

Private

United States

Up to US $1,000

The Japanese-Language Learners Event Grant, offered by the Japan Foundation, Los Angeles, provides financial support of up to $1,000 for events that promote Japanese language education across various educational levels. This grant aims to motivate learners through contests and presentations, encouraging participation from multiple schools in the region. Eligible expenses include judge fees, venue costs, and production materials, while closed events for single schools are not supported.

Education Cross-Cultural Understanding & Exchanges Linguistics

Japanese Teaching Material Purchase Grant

United States-Japan Foundation

Private

United States

Up to US $1,000

The Japanese Teaching Material Purchase Grant, provided by the Japan Foundation, Los Angeles, supports U.S. educational institutions in acquiring resources for Japanese language courses. Grants, not exceeding $1,000, can be used for textbooks, audio-visual aids, and other teaching materials. Eligible applicants include non-profit organizations and Japanese heritage schools. However, the grant does not cover electronics or consumable supplies, and materials purchased become institutional property, not personal.

Education Cross-Cultural Understanding & Exchanges Asian / Pacific Island Culture & Heritage

Salary Assistance Grant For Japanese-Language Courses

United States-Japan Foundation

Private

United States

Up to US $30,000

The Salary Assistance Grant for Japanese-Language Courses, administered by the Japan Foundation, Los Angeles, supports U.S. non-profit educational institutions and Japanese heritage language schools facing financial difficulties. Grants cover a portion of the salary and benefits of Japanese language instructors, up to $30,000 per year. Institutions can apply for one or two years of funding, with priority given to new programs and the maintenance of existing programs. Applications must detail cost-sharing plans.

Education - K through 12 Education - Higher Education Cross-Cultural Understanding & Exchanges

Japanese-Language Education Project Grant

United States-Japan Foundation

Private

United States

Up to US $5,000

The Japanese-Language Education Project Grant supports initiatives that enhance Japanese language education across various regions. Offered by the Japan Foundation, Los Angeles, this grant targets workshops, seminars, and original projects that connect language learning with Japan Studies. Eligible applicants include non-profit educational organizations in the U.S. Projects should benefit multiple programs, ensuring a broad impact on Japanese language education. The deadline for applications is two months before the project start date, which must be between April 1, 2025, and March 31, 2026.

Education Cross-Cultural Understanding & Exchanges Humanities & Social Science

L.L.Bean - Club Fostered Stewardship Grant

American Canoe Association (ACA)

Association/Society

United States

Up to US $2,000

Since 2002, the ACA has partnered with L.L. Bean to sponsor the Club Fostered Stewardship (CFS) Program. The CFS Program provides funding to local and regional paddling clubs and organizations that undertake stewardship projects on waterways in their area. The purpose of the program is to encourage paddling clubs to take an active role in protecting and improving the nation's waterways.

Many of the stewardship needs of our nation's waters are best addressed at the local and regional level. Paddling clubs and watershed organizations are in an ideal position to lead these efforts. These paddlers are often willing to volunteer their time and assist with local stewardship projects. However, clubs often lack the funds needed to pay project expenses. As a result, they miss an opportunity to leverage dozens and sometimes hundreds of volunteer hours that could improve conditions on their favorite waterway.

CFS Grant Program

That is why L.L. Bean and the ACA have teamed up to sponsor the CFS Program.

CFS grants are available for projects that utilize volunteers in efforts to protect, maintain or restore recreational waterways, to provide for or improve public access, or to enhance safe navigation.

Grant amounts range from $100-$1,000.

Past projects receiving CFS grants include:

Removing heavy debris and trash from rivers and bays in numerous locations throughout the U.S.
Improving access for local paddlers
Establishing water trails
Water quality monitoring
Environmentally-sensitive woody debris removal
Riparian buffer restoration and improvement
Environmental education and outreach programs

ACA also offers additional assistance to clubs and organizations for waterway stewardship projects. Clubs and organizations concerned about liability for injuries that occur during stewardship projects may be able to obtain liability insurance coverage through the ACA. Clubs may request additional assistance using the It is not mandatory to be a paddling club to apply. In the past, grants have been awarded to conservation organizations and watershed groups.

Want to learn more about projects that have been funded through the CFS program? Review reports from past years!

Recreational Water Use & Boating

DICK'S Sporting Goods' Sponsorships & Donations Program

Dick's Sporting Goods Foundation

Corporate

United States

Up to US $25,000

DICK'S Sporting Goods offers a Sponsorships & Donations Program aimed at supporting youth sports leagues and organizations. They prioritize requests that promote community engagement and character development through sports. Eligible organizations must operate in areas with a DICK'S store and adhere to anti-discrimination policies. The program evaluates requests monthly, with sponsorships up to $25,000 and donations up to $250. Support may include gift certificates or coupons for teams and events, fostering an inclusive sports culture.

Recreation

Learning & Leadership Grants

The NEA Foundation for the Improvement of Education

Private

United States

Up to US $5,000

The Learning & Leadership Grants support educators in enhancing their professional development and leadership skills. With funding up to $5,000, these grants are available for individual educators or groups pursuing high-quality learning experiences such as conferences and seminars. Eligible applicants must be current members of the National Education Association. These grants aim to empower educators to implement innovative practices in their classrooms, ultimately benefiting students and the educational community.

Teacher Development & Training

Combined Pilot Research Grants: AAHS/PSF

Plastic Surgery Foundation

Private

Canada, United States

Up to US $15,000

The Combined Pilot Research Grants by the Plastic Surgery Foundation and the American Association for Hand Surgery aim to promote innovative research in hand surgery and related fields. Grants of up to $15,000 are available for one-year pilot projects to help develop surgeon scientists and advance clinical practices. Applicants must be affiliated with U.S. or Canadian institutions and hold relevant qualifications. The initiative emphasizes funding projects that contribute to the scientific knowledge of hand surgery.

Reconstructive Surgery Surgery

PSF: Research Fellowships

Plastic Surgery Foundation

Private

Canada, United States

Up to US $50,000

The PSF Research Fellowships aim to support early-career investigators in plastic surgery by providing salary support for residents or fellows to gain research training and experience. Applicants must present a structured research training plan and project, focusing on already funded research. Grants of up to $50,000 are available for one year, emphasizing the training experience, project quality, and mentor commitment.

Medical Education & Professional Training Reconstructive Surgery

Warren MacKenzie Advancement Award

Northern Clay Center

Private

United States

Up to US $2,000

The Warren MacKenzie Advancement Award supports students and emerging ceramic artists in the U.S. to enhance their skills and knowledge through research and education for up to twelve months. Eligible applicants include current students and recent graduates in ceramics. The award offers a maximum of $2,000 for travel, education, or research, enabling recipients to explore new techniques, collaborate with mentors, and attend workshops, thereby fostering professional growth in the field of ceramics.

Fine Art

Diversity Mentorship Grant Program - Pathways Medical Student Mentorship Program

American Academy of Dermatology

Association/Society

United States

US $500

The Diversity Mentorship Grant Program aims to enhance ethnic diversity in dermatology by providing mentorship to underrepresented medical students. Participants receive 160 hours of hands-on experience with a dermatologist, fostering a deeper understanding of the field. A stipend of $1,500 is available for travel and living expenses. Applications are open until November 1 for the upcoming year, encouraging students from diverse backgrounds, including Black, Hispanic, and Native American groups, to apply.

Skin Diseases & Dermatology Medical Education & Professional Training Asian / Pacific Island Culture & Heritage +3 more

AABCF Research Grants

American Association of Birth Centers Foundation (AABC)

Private

United States

Up to US $5,000

The AABCF Research Grants, offered by the American Association of Birth Centers Foundation, provide funding up to $5,000 for research projects focused on the birth center model of care. Open to individuals and organizations, these grants aim to enhance knowledge and practices in maternity and women's health care. Projects must demonstrate a clear plan and ability to complete the research on schedule, ensuring impactful contributions to the field.

Maternal And Perinatal Health

Changemaker Accreditation Grants

American Association of Birth Centers Foundation (AABC)

Private

United States

Unspecified amount

The Changemaker Accreditation Grants support birth centers in achieving and maintaining accreditation by covering up to 100% of the initial or annual fees required by the Commission for the Accreditation of Birth Centers. This initiative honors the pioneers of the birth center movement and aims to assist centers that demonstrate financial hardship and a commitment to serving low-income communities. Special consideration is given to those fostering public education and located in rural areas.

Maternal And Perinatal Health Health Facilities & Clinics

Birth Center Membership Support Grants

American Association of Birth Centers Foundation (AABC)

Private

United States

Unspecified amount

The Birth Center Membership Support Grants, offered by the American Association of Birth Centers Foundation, aim to assist birth centers facing financial hardships in paying membership fees. Eligible centers can receive support covering up to 50% of the fees, whether they are applying for membership for the first time or renewing their membership. This initiative emphasizes the importance of maintaining high standards in maternity care and supports centers committed to serving low-income women.

Maternal And Perinatal Health Health Facilities & Clinics

Emerging Teacher-Leaders in Elementary School Mathematics Grants

National Council of Teachers of Mathematics

Association/Society

United States

Up to US $6,000

The Emerging Teacher-Leaders in Elementary School Mathematics Grants, provided by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, aim to enhance the mathematics content knowledge of dedicated elementary school teachers. This initiative focuses on developing teacher-leaders who will deliver ongoing professional development to fellow educators, thereby strengthening instructional practices. Eligible applicants include experienced classroom teachers or full-time mathematics coaches committed to improving mathematics education. The program supports projects that align with enhancing the mathematics learning environment.

Teacher Development & Training Mathematics STEM / STEAM Education

Equity in Mathematics Grants (6-12)

National Council of Teachers of Mathematics

Association/Society

United States

Up to US $8,000

The Equity in Mathematics Grants (6-12), funded by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, aim to enhance the achievement of historically underrepresented student groups in mathematics. Grants support innovative classroom materials and lessons, focusing on effective teaching strategies as per NCTM policy. Eligible applicants include classroom teachers and small groups of educators. Proposals should outline their plan for improving student outcomes while detailing the anticipated impact on underachieving students' performance.

Teacher Development & Training Educational Access & Equity STEM / STEAM Education +1 more

Designing Innovative Lessons and Activities for Mathematics Teaching (K–8)

National Council of Teachers of Mathematics

Association/Society

United States

Up to US $15,000

The Designing Innovative Lessons and Activities for Mathematics Teaching grant, sponsored by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, aims to enhance K–8 mathematics education through collaborative writing and material development. With an initial award of $5,000 and potential for renewal up to $15,000, this grant encourages teams of educators to create engaging, non-routine lessons that focus on key mathematical themes. Eligible applicants include leadership teams from multiple schools, fostering innovation in teaching practices.

Teacher Development & Training Mathematics STEM / STEAM Education

RSF: Future of Work Grant Program

Russell Sage Foundation

Private

United States

Up to US $75,000

The Russell Sage Foundation's Future of Work Grant Program seeks innovative research proposals that explore the impact of job quality changes on low- and moderately paid workers in the U.S. The program emphasizes studies on employer practices, labor market dynamics, and public policies. It prioritizes projects utilizing new data or unique methods, focusing on issues like job automation, labor market shifts post-COVID-19, and the effects of emerging technologies on workforce wellbeing.

Workforce Preparation & Job Readiness Workers’ Rights

Science Café Mini-Grant

American Chemical Society

Association/Society

United States

Up to US $500

The Science Café Mini-Grant, offered by the American Chemical Society, provides up to $500 to support Local Sections in organizing engaging Science Cafés. These events foster discussions between scientists and the community on contemporary topics, enhancing public understanding of science. By participating, local sections can encourage scientific literacy and invigorate interest in scientific issues, making it a valuable opportunity for community engagement.

Science

Local Section Member Engagement and EnhancemenT (LS-MEET) Grant Program

American Chemical Society

Association/Society

United States

Up to US $2,000

The Local Section Member Engagement (LS-MEET) Grant Program, provided by the American Chemical Society, aims to enhance community engagement within local sections. With a funding cap of $2,000, this program supports initiatives that attract new members and strengthen existing communities. Eligible projects may include innovative technology use, targeted events for underrepresented local chemist groups, and activities that promote interaction among members. Applications should align with local section goals and detail specific budgetary needs.

Technology Access & Digital Literacy

Corporation Associates Seed Grant

American Chemical Society

Association/Society

United States

Up to US $5,000

The Corporation Associates Seed Grant, offered by the American Chemical Society, provides up to $5,000 per year for innovative projects in chemical sciences education, public engagement in the chemical industry, and safety enhancements in chemistry. This grant supports one-time initiatives that align with the goals of the ACS Committee on Corporation Associates. Note that funding excludes research, equipment purchases, travel, and illegal activities, ensuring resources are allocated to impactful educational endeavors.

Chemistry

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Episcopal Health Foundation of Dallas Grant

AHA Predoctoral Fellowship

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JFNY Grant For Japanese Studies

Exhibitions Abroad Support Grant Program

Support Program for Translation and Publication

Japanese-Language Learners Event Grant

Japanese Teaching Material Purchase Grant

Salary Assistance Grant For Japanese-Language Courses

Japanese-Language Education Project Grant

L.L.Bean - Club Fostered Stewardship Grant

DICK'S Sporting Goods' Sponsorships & Donations Program

Learning & Leadership Grants

Combined Pilot Research Grants: AAHS/PSF

PSF: Research Fellowships

Warren MacKenzie Advancement Award

Diversity Mentorship Grant Program - Pathways Medical Student Mentorship Program

AABCF Research Grants

Changemaker Accreditation Grants

Birth Center Membership Support Grants

Emerging Teacher-Leaders in Elementary School Mathematics Grants

Equity in Mathematics Grants (6-12)

Designing Innovative Lessons and Activities for Mathematics Teaching (K–8)

RSF: Future of Work Grant Program

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