Infrastructure Grant Program is a funding program from the California Transportation Foundation (CTF) that supports transportation safety and improvement projects throughout California. CTF is dedicated to advancing the state's transportation community and has awarded more than $2 million in scholarships across 45+ scholarship options for students pursuing transportation careers. The Infrastructure Grant Program extends this mission by funding projects that enhance transportation infrastructure, improve public safety, and support communities affected by transportation-related incidents. CTF also administers Fallen Worker Grants and Memorial Funds to honor transportation workers lost in the line of duty, as well as Emergency Relief grants for urgent transportation needs. Eligible applicants typically include nonprofits, public agencies, and transportation-focused organizations.

US Incentive Program is sponsored by Shraman South Asian Museum And Learning Center Foundation. Offers incentives for financially disadvantaged students enrolled in specific technical degree programs at publicly funded community colleges in the Dallas Metroplex area and across Texas. The program aims to support students facing economic challenges to complete their associate degree within three years. Geographic focus: Texas, United States Focus areas: Higher Education, Technical Training, Social Mobility

Stand for Children Arizona Renaissance Scholarship (2026) is a grant from Stand for Children Arizona and The Renaissance Foundation that funds college education for high-achieving, low-income Arizona students. The Renaissance Scholars Program supports students who demonstrate academic excellence and financial need, providing scholarships to help cover tuition, fees, and educational expenses at accredited Arizona colleges and universities. Eligible applicants are graduating Arizona high school seniors who meet income requirements and demonstrate strong academic achievement. The scholarship aims to reduce barriers to higher education for underrepresented students.

Soil and Water Conservation is sponsored by Department of Agriculture. Provide conservation technical assistance to private landowners, conservation districts, tribes, and other organizations through a national network of locally-respected, technically-skilled, professional conservationists and assist them in conserving, improving and sustaining our natural resources and environment. This is not a grant program; assistance is provided through expert technical advice and work products. This listing is currently active. Program number: 10.902. Last updated on 2024-12-18.

Cottrell Scholar Award is sponsored by Research Corporation. A program that honors and helps develop exceptional teacher-scholars in the physical sciences (chemistry, physics, and astronomy) by supporting their research and educational leadership. The award provides funds that can be used for most direct costs, including equipment, supplies, and salary for trainees. Geographic focus: United States and Canada Focus areas: Chemistry, Physics, Astronomy

2026 Cottrell Scholars Award is a grant from Research Corporation for Science Advancement (RCSA) that funds exceptional early-career faculty who are recognized as outstanding teacher-scholars in the natural sciences. Each three-year award provides $120,000 to support both research and educational activities, with no budget justification required. Funds may be used for direct costs including equipment, supplies, undergraduate and graduate student salaries and stipends, graduate tuition and fees, postdoctoral salaries, and travel. Awardees join a multigenerational community of Cottrell Scholar-educators across the U.S. and Canada making significant research and educational contributions. Eligible applicants are faculty at U.S. and Canadian academic institutions who have been recognized for research quality and innovation by their scientific communities, typically within their first few years of a tenure-track position.

Daniels Scholarship Program is sponsored by Daniels Fund. The Daniels Scholarship Program provides four-year college scholarships to graduating high school seniors from Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming who demonstrate great potential, strong character, and financial need. It covers the full cost of attendance at partner schools or up to $100,000 at other accredited nonprofit colleges or universities in the United States.