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The Greater Lowell Community Foundation offers multiple grant cycles to support nonprofits in the Greater Lowell and Merrimack Valley region. Current 2026 opportunities include the Nashoba Valley Community Healthcare Fund, Discretionary Grants, and the NetScout Heart of Giving program, with awards ranging from $5,000 to $20,000.

The Neighborhood Grants Program supports neighborhood groups working to preserve and improve quality of life at the local level by promoting resident participation and leadership. Funding supports projects that bring neighbors together, strengthen community connections, and produce visible, meaningful improvements within defined geographic areas.

The General Community Grants Program provides flexible general operating grants to nonprofits serving San Luis Obispo County. Grants are available in four priority areas: Arts & Culture, Environment, Health & Human Services, and Seniors & People with Disabilities. Awards range up to $20,000 for single-year grants and up to $40,000 for two-year grants.

Applications open June 1, 2026 and close June 29, 2026.

The Eichacker / Lofton Grant Fund supports nonprofit organizations, municipalities, churches, and schools in Lee County, Hancock County, or Clark County with grants up to $10,000 for capital projects (building upkeep, equipment purchase/upgrade) and program projects (new or expanded programs). Applications are accepted during the open window from February 4 through June 29, 2026.

Application window: February 4 - June 29, 2026

The Ackley Community Foundation provides grants to 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and government entities serving the Ackley community. A local committee reviews applications to fund projects that improve quality of life in the area. The next grant cycle opens May 15, 2026 with a deadline of July 15, 2026.

The Inclusive Arts Fund supports small to mid-size arts and cultural organizations in Southeast Michigan with grants of $25,000 to enhance capacity and increase community access to arts programming. Grants may support artistic programming, organizational capacity building, audience development, and community access initiatives.

The Elmore County Community Foundation Community Trust Grants program supports nonprofit organizations improving quality of life through social services, shelter, community building, and arts in Elmore County. Maximum award is $3,000 per organization.

Two named grant programs supporting nonprofit organizations in Elmore County, Alabama: the Clara Lull Robison Beautification Fund for projects improving and beautifying Wetumpka, and the Margaret & Auston Bridges Fund for Historical Preservation activities. Applications open June 29 – August 7, 2026.

The Community Trust Grants program supports nonprofit organizations improving quality of life through social services, shelter, community building, and the arts in Lowndes, Macon, and Montgomery counties, Alabama. Awards range from $5,000 to $25,000 and are granted in October (social services/shelter) and November (community building/arts).

The Autauga Area Community Foundation (AACF) Community Trust Grants support nonprofit organizations improving quality of life through social services, shelter, community building, and the arts in Autauga County, Alabama. Nonprofits may apply for a maximum award of $3,000 with applications accepted online during the specified open window.

The Siembra Latinos Fund is an affiliate fund of the Community Foundation for Monterey County that provides grants to 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations and public agencies serving predominantly Latino residents in Monterey County. The fund supports program expansion, new programs, and operating support for organizations with proven community impact.

The Women's Fund Grant Program provides programming support grants to eligible entities that empower girls and women to achieve economic, social, and political equity. Grants are typically awarded in the $5,000 range for specific projects or programs taking place in Grand Forks, Walsh, or Polk County in 2027.

The Community Foundation of Northern Illinois (CFNIL) offers Community Grants to nonprofits, religious organizations, government units, and public universities/colleges providing charitable services to Boone, Ogle, Stephenson, and Winnebago Counties in Northern Illinois. The program funds activities across eight focus areas including Arts & Humanities, Basic Needs, Career Pathways, Complementary Education, Dignity & Respect, Health, Sustainable Communities, and Youth & Families.

The Greater Rome Impact Fund provides grants to eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations in Floyd County, Georgia that address significant community needs and improve quality of life. The 2025 cycle anticipates awarding over $100,000 total across multiple funds, with applications due by August 31, 2026.

The Community Foundation of South Central Wisconsin offers community grants to local nonprofits in their seven-county service area. Grants average $500 to $1,000 and applications are accepted annually with an August 31 deadline.

The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven offers grants up to $10,000 to organizations providing material basic needs including food security, shelter and housing stability, and clothing and hygiene services. Applicants must serve at least one of six specified Connecticut towns (New Haven, Hamden, West Haven, East Haven, Ansonia, or Derby) and have an annual operating budget under $2 million.

TCFHR's annual grant cycle connects 501(c)(3) nonprofits in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County with competitive grants and donors. Organizations submit one application to access restricted Community Grants in specific fields and unrestricted funding opportunities, with awards announced in late November and early December.

The Women's Fund provides grants to 501(c)(3) charitable organizations and municipalities in Rock County, Wisconsin that serve the needs of women and girls. Eligible projects include training programs, support groups, mentoring programs, and resource identification initiatives, with both prevention and response programs supported.

The SPARK Grant supports innovative community ideas in Hudson, Wisconsin. Finalists pitch their ideas live at the SPARK Tank Challenge for up to $20,000 in funding. Applications open June 15 with a Pitch Preview, and full grant applications are due September 15.

The Alice Huffard Richards Fund supports enhanced life in Carroll, Haralson, and Heard County communities through targeted investments in Early Child Development, the Environment, and Civic & Community Leadership. Applications open August 15, 2026, with a deadline of September 26, 2026. Note: This is the final grant cycle; no grants will be made after 2027.