Ethereum Foundation Ecosystem Support Program (ESP) is a grant from the Ethereum Foundation that funds open-source projects, research, and tools that strengthen the Ethereum ecosystem. The program prioritizes work that improves Ethereum's infrastructure, expands tools available to developers, advances cryptographic research, and creates positive-sum outcomes for the broader community. Supported work must be free, open-source, non-commercial, and designed to benefit the ecosystem. Eligible applicants include individual researchers, open-source developers, and small businesses. Grants typically range from $5,000 to $50,000 with no fixed application deadline.

Funding for Programs and Events is a grant from Good Ventures Foundation (administered through Coefficient Giving) that supports individuals and organizations running professional programs and events in areas aligned with the foundation's priorities. Focus areas include effective altruism, global catastrophic risks, biosecurity, forecasting, transformative AI governance, and science and global health R&D. The foundation primarily reaches grantees through proactive outreach, but also reviews unsolicited proposals sent to science@coefficientgiving.org. Grant amounts are not specified and vary by project. Unsolicited proposals are rarely funded (approximately 1–2% historically). Organizations whose work aligns with these cause areas are welcome to submit a brief proposal or project description for consideration.

Growth Accelerator Fund Competition is sponsored by U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). The SBA Growth Accelerator Fund Competition provides prize awards to accelerators and other entrepreneurship ecosystem models that support the growth of startups and small businesses in parts of the country where there are gaps in the entrepreneurial ecosystem. Awards are used to fund operational costs of accelerator programs focused on underserved communities and emerging technology sectors.

Boreal Waters Community Foundation Grants is a grant from the Boreal Waters Community Foundation that funds local nonprofits in the Northland region working on community opportunity, resilience, and belonging. Grant programs include the Community Opportunity Fund (focusing on economic stability, resilience, and inclusive culture), Area of Interest Grants (for arts, environment, human services, and more), and Regional Grants through local affiliate foundations. Letters of Intent for the Transformation Grant and Biodiversity Fund are reviewed each spring; community opportunity and area of interest grants run in both spring and fall cycles. Organizations should check individual grant guidelines for specific deadlines and focus areas.