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Field Trip New Jersey provides funding to help school children in underserved communities across New Jersey connect classroom learning with real-life experiences through trips to arts, culture, historical landmarks, nature preserves, and science institutions. Essex County schools and nonprofit organizations serving Essex County that are current Schumann Fund grantees can apply for up to $1,500 per academic year to cover field trip costs.

This fund supports programs serving children from prenatal to five years old and their families, with a focus on raising awareness of early childhood importance. Grants support direct service, systems-level work, and advocacy, with preference given to collaborative, preventative, innovative, or whole-family approaches that remove barriers for marginalized children.

The Appleton Education Foundation offers multiple grant programs to enhance education in the Appleton area, including Choose Your Focus Grants for creative educational projects, Professional Development grants for speakers and educator training, and Co-Curricular Education & Training Grants. Grants primarily benefit Appleton Area School District students and staff.

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 through prevention and response programs. The fund supports initiatives such as training programs, support groups, mentoring programs, and resource identification with an annual application deadline of September 15.

The Knight Foundation Fund, administered by the Community Foundation of Central Georgia, awards approximately $90,000 annually to support informed and engaged communities in Milledgeville-Baldwin County, Georgia. Grants support civic engagement, public spaces, talent retention, and connecting community assets through design, entrepreneurship, and the arts.

The Community Foundation of Northwest Georgia administers two main grant programs: competitive Community Grants awarded through local affiliates in Whitfield, Bartow, and Gordon Counties (typically $1,000–$4,000), and Operation Round Up grants administered for North Georgia Electric Membership Foundation (up to $10,000). Both programs operate on defined seasonal cycles with clear application windows.

A merit-and-need-based scholarship program supporting Colorado undergraduates midway through their college education at nine partner universities. Awards range from $6,000 to $22,000 per year for rising sophomores and transfer students from community colleges.

An endowed field of interest fund that distributes grants annually to charitable, educational, or scientific organizations conducting top-level research on breast cancer causes and cures. The fund prioritizes organizations like Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation, and California Breast Cancer Research Program, but may consider similar organizations.

The Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley offers multiple grant opportunities for nonprofit organizations serving Kane and Kendall Counties in Illinois. Programs include Discretionary Grants (Spring and Fall cycles) and YEP Grants, each with specific application timelines and requirements.

The Capitol Hill Community Foundation awards grants to nonprofits, schools, and neighborhood groups supporting programs and projects that benefit Capitol Hill residents. Grants are available in core areas including schools and teachers, youth programming, arts and culture, social services, and community spaces.

The Capitol Hill Community Foundation awards grants to nonprofits, schools, and neighborhood groups supporting programs and projects that benefit residents of the Capitol Hill neighborhood. The foundation offers seasonal and other grants in core areas including education, youth programming, arts and culture, social services, and community spaces.

The Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley's Discretionary Grantmaking Program supports nonprofits in Kane and Kendall counties with capital grants in Arts and Humanities, Education, Health Care, and Social Services. Applicants must submit a Letter of Intent online, complete a site visit, and demonstrate project readiness with completion timeline within one year.

The Catholic Community Foundation of Minnesota offers grants up to $1,000 for lay ecclesial ministers and $750 for Catholic school teachers to support professional development, religious formation, and spiritual growth programs. Applicants propose the professional development opportunity that best fits their needs, and grants are processed three times per year on a seasonal schedule.

The Allegan County Community Foundation offers multiple grant cycles including Community Grants, TAG Team Youth Grants, Food Security Grants, Pride Fund Grants, Capital Campaign Grants, Disaster Response Grants, Plainwell Community Fund Grants, and Plainwell Education Foundation Mini Grants. These grants support programs benefiting residents of Allegan County across various focus areas such as basic needs, arts, environment, economic development, animal welfare, youth development, food security, LGBTQIA+ support, and education.

The Saranac Lake Public School Education Fund at Adirondack Community Foundation supports individuals and programs that enhance education for students attending Saranac Lake public schools, including symposia, professional development, arts, debates, speakers, and research. The fund aims to nurture open minds, acceptance of differences, and exploration of controversy in a spirit of serious, respectful inquiry.

The Adirondack Community Foundation makes grants available to NYS licensed child care centers and in-home family care providers to support high-quality child care standards in the region. Grants typically range from $100–$500 and advance the goals of the Adirondack Birth to Three Alliance.

This grant provides one-time emergency funding of $500–$1,000 to licensed childcare providers in Washington County, Oklahoma facing unexpected operating expenses that threaten service continuation. Eligible expenses include facility damage, required safety repairs, equipment failure, and compliance costs, but exclude routine operating expenses and long-term financial needs.

The Schmoldt Family Foundation for Education Grant Fund provides funding to qualified nonprofit organizations supporting educational causes within the Bartlesville community, with an emphasis on serving populations that might otherwise be overlooked. Applicants may request up to $2,500 for educational initiatives.

This grant supports civic projects in Bartlesville (including new capital projects) and music/music education and arts/arts education initiatives. Organizations submit complete applications for consideration by the BCF grant committee.

This grant supports music education and enrichment programs in Washington County, honoring Margaret Boesiger's legacy of teaching youth and sharing music with the community. Funding covers activities such as continuing education for music teachers, performances, master classes, group music therapy, and arts workshops.