Kadena $50 Million Grant Program for AI and RWA is sponsored by Kadena. Kadena's grant program focuses on projects at the intersection of AI and blockchain technology, with a specific interest in RWA tokenization. The program supports Solidity-based dApps (DeFi and GameFi) on the Chainweb EVM network and AI projects.

Digital Artists Grant (DAG) is sponsored by The Moniker Foundation. The Digital Artists Grant provides no-strings-attached financial support to help digital artists of all ages who are in the early stages of their careers. The grant can be used for new work, equipment, materials, travel, research, or even living expenses. It aims to spotlight and support emerging digital artists who are pushing new mediums.

Property Improvement Grant Program is a grant from the Miami Downtown Development Authority (Miami DDA) that funds property lighting improvements for owners within the Downtown Miami DDA District. The Downtown Lighting Grant Program reimburses property owners up to $2,500 for materials and labor associated with installing or replacing exterior building lighting that complies with the City of Miami's illumination standards. Eligible improvements include new exterior lighting installation, replacement of existing lighting, and removal of obstructions such as awnings that prevent adequate sidewalk illumination. Grants are disbursed on a reimbursement basis after completion and inspection. Applications are reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis until funds are depleted. Properties with outstanding liens or code violations are not eligible. Award amounts are subject to annual budget availability.

Deihl Arts Grants is a grant from the Greater Manhattan Community Foundation that funds community and public arts programs in Manhattan and Riley County, Kansas. Funded by the Lincoln and Dorothy Deihl Arts fund, the program supports projects across all art forms that are free and easily accessible to the public, with a current focus on long-term displays and installations. Proposals generally must require awards exceeding $10,000, and applicants must provide a detailed budget. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) organizations or groups applying in partnership with a 501(c)(3) organization. Applications are accepted quarterly; projects seeking ongoing operational support from the foundation are generally not funded.