Veterans Assistance and Service Dog Funding Program is a grant from the Cornelia T. Bailey Charitable Trust providing up to $25,000 to nonprofit organizations serving veterans, with priority given to organizations assisting veterans with disabilities. The foundation, established in 2007, supports the arts, education, veteran services, and medical research. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofit entities with active programs serving veterans. Priority consideration is given to organizations providing service dog programs or other specialized support for veterans with disabilities.

Teen Tech Competition is a grant from the Glenn W. Bailey Charitable Trust that funds U.S.-based schools and large STEM-related organizations in creating or continuing technology competitions for local youth. The program aims to foster youth engagement in STEM by supporting extracurricular and competition-based learning experiences that are innovative, measurable, and scalable. Awards are up to $50,000. The foundation focuses on programs that address systemic inequities in STEM education and targets underserved, minority, and disabled youth populations, as well as veterans. Eligible applicants include schools and STEM organizations proposing youth tech competitions with proven or evidence-building approaches. The foundation also funds STEM scholarships, research experiences, and early STEM education programs.

STEM Sprouts is a grant from the Glenn W. Bailey Charitable Trust that funds K-5 STEM education programs at schools and nonprofit organizations across the United States. Awards of up to $25,000 support programs that introduce young children to foundational concepts in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, with an emphasis on fostering curiosity, critical thinking, and a love of STEM from an early age. Organizations are not expected to meet all eligibility criteria; those with unique program aptitude and demonstrated outcomes may qualify even if they meet only one criterion. The Foundation also funds STEM programs for grades 6-12 and postsecondary students through separate tracks.

Davis Family Foundation Grants is sponsored by Davis Family Foundation. The foundation provides one-year grants to support educational, medical, and cultural/arts organizations. In education, it prioritizes systemic change and improved academic outcomes. In medical care, it supports programs that increase effectiveness or decrease costs. In arts and culture, it supports organizations that promote music, theater, drama, history, literature, and the arts. Geographic focus: Southern Maine (priority), other parts of Maine, and rarely other parts of New England Focus areas: Education, Medical/Health, Cultural/Arts