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Find similar grantsThe DD Entrepreneurial Foundation provides startup capital to new businesses and grants to existing businesses led by female entrepreneurs. Proceeds from DD Project Wines fund these grants, honoring the founder's late mother.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Female entrepreneurs; specific geographic focus appears to be Delaware based on past awards. Eligibility for 2026 will be announced. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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ATE is the largest federal program aimed squarely at educating technicians for high-technology fields, and the FY2026 competition is the practical vehicle for community colleges building artificial intelligence technician pathways. The solicitation is explicit that emerging areas such as artificial intelligence and quantum information sciences are expected to be supported as industry defines its needs for skilled technical workers, which means an AI technician program - data annotation and pipeline work, model deployment and MLOps support, AI-enabled maintenance and inspection, prompt and agent operations - is squarely fundable rather than a stretch. The defining structural requirement, and the one that most often derails outside applicants, is that faculty from two-year institutions of higher education must hold significant leadership roles on all projects. A university or nonprofit can participate, but the community college has to lead in substance, not on paper. The second requirement is a genuine industry partnership: ATE exists to align curriculum with employer demand, and proposals without documented employer commitments to advisory boards, work-based learning placements or hiring do not compete. Four tracks accommodate very different scales, from Track 1 small-scale projects at up to USD 475,000 through Track 4 ATE Centers at up to USD 7,500,000 over five years, and the program encourages proposals from Minority Serving Institutions and work that supports recruitment, retention and completion of diverse talent in associate-degree technician programs. The FY2026 full proposal deadline is 1 October 2026 by 5:00 PM submitter local time, with the deadline recurring on the first Thursday in October annually thereafter.
Focus on Recruiting Emerging Climate and Adaptation Scientists and Transformers (FORECAST) is sponsored by National Science Foundation (NSF). FORECAST provides stipends to undergraduate and graduate students at Emerging Research Institutions (ERIs) to foster community resilience and translate research outcomes for societal benefits. The program supports professional development and aims to build entrepreneurial and innovation capacity in climate change research.