William K. Warren Foundation Grant Program is sponsored by William K Warren Foundation. The foundation provides financial assistance to non-profit organizations for programs dedicated to improving the human condition. Funding is focused on medical research (specifically neuroscience and drug discovery), mental health and psychiatric care, Catholic healthcare facilities, Catholic education, and social services that empower beneficiaries toward self-sufficiency. Geographic focus: Tulsa and northeast Oklahoma Focus areas: Mental Health, Medical Research, Neuroscience, Catholic Healthcare, Catholic Education, Community Services, Social Services

Oregon Trail Community Foundation Grant is a community grantmaking program that distributes over $125,000 annually to nonprofits operating within the foundation's local valley region. The Oregon Trail Community Foundation (OTCF) runs three grant cycles per year with a streamlined application process. Funding is drawn from multiple sources, including donor-advised funds and general donations to the foundation, and supports a range of community priorities. OTCF also manages 22 scholarships for students in various fields and high schools. The foundation's mission is to empower individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofits to support causes locally and beyond, with a broader commitment to contributing millions of dollars in community grants over time.

Fall Grant Cycle is a biannual grant program from the Windham Foundation supporting Vermont-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations working to enhance economic, cultural, and civic life throughout Vermont. The Foundation has awarded over $12 million in grants to date. The Fall 2026 cycle has a deadline of September 15, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. and focuses on two themes: (1) Community Arts, Enhanced Learning, Mentoring, and Historic Places and Preservation; and (2) Wellness, Housing, Outdoor Activities, Health Access, and Senior Programs. Organizations may submit only one application in a 12-month period, apply for no more than three out of five years, and the Foundation will not fund more than 50% of any project cost.

Western Reserve Health Foundation Grants is a grant from the Community Foundation of the Mahoning Valley / Western Reserve Health Foundation that funds projects improving the health and well-being of all residents of Mahoning County, Ohio. Following the 2026–2028 Mahoning-Trumbull Community Health Improvement Plan, the foundation prioritizes maternal, infant, and child health, as well as other targeted healthcare needs. Strong proposals incorporate clearly defined metrics for success, involvement of people with direct experience of the issues, highly engaged cross-sector partners, and plans to address underlying social and economic challenges. Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations serving Mahoning County residents. Grants are available up to ,000 and support both general operating requests and specific programs. Application deadlines occur quarterly: April 15, July 15, and October 15, 2026.

The Lawrence Foundation Grant is an award from the Lawrence Foundation that funds 501(c)(3) nonprofits and public schools in the United States working in areas aligned with the Foundation's philanthropic priorities. Grants typically range from $5,000 to $10,000 per award. No letter of inquiry is required; organizations may submit directly through the Common Grant Application website. Applications are due May 11, 2026. Eligible applicants must be tax-exempt under IRS Section 501(c)(3) or have a qualifying fiscal sponsor. The Foundation's application is straightforward, requesting basic contact information and project details aligned with its funding interests.

Supportive Communities Grant Program is sponsored by The Powell Foundation. Provides funding to organizations that enhance the quality of life in target Texas counties through the arts, conservation, and human services. The program supports operating costs, agency programs, or specific projects. Geographic focus: Harris, Travis, and Walker Counties, Texas Focus areas: Arts, Conservation, Human Services

Regional Conservation Program is sponsored by Wilburforce Foundation. Wilburforce Foundation supports land, water, and wildlife conservation efforts across 13 priority regions in Western North America. Funding focuses on habitat security, focal species protection, and wildlife linkages to ensure ecological resilience. While previously maintained as separate programs, support for conservation science and law/policy is now integrated into these regional strategies to advance place-based conservation solutions. Geographic focus: Western North America (Alaska, British Columbia, Northwest US, Southwest US, and the Yellowstone to Yukon corridor) Focus areas: Habitat Security, Focal Species, Wildlife Linkages, Landscape Connectivity, Conservation Science, Conservation Law & Policy