Women's Fund of Western Massachusetts Grants is a grant from the Women's Fund of Western Massachusetts that funds organizations supporting women, girls, and gender-expansive people in Berkshire, Franklin, Hampden, and Hampshire Counties. The FY2026 General Grant Cycle is an invitation-only rapid-response cycle awarding multiple grants totaling up to ,000, with priority given to initiatives supporting immigrants and refugees, the LGBTQIA+ community, survivors of gender-based violence, and grassroots movement builders. The Survivors Recovery Fund supports recovery for survivors of partner abuse and sexual assault. Eligible applicants must be invited; the fund extends invitations to organizations whose work aligns with its mission to fuel progress toward gender equity through the collective power of local women.

Emergency Grants to Individual Farmers is a program from Farm Aid that funds family farmers struggling to make ends meet through direct emergency financial assistance. Since 1985, Farm Aid has granted more than million to family farm organizations across the country. In 2024, Farm Aid provided ,000 in emergency grants to individual farmers through its 1-800-FARM-AID hotline, where staff connect farmers to resources and recommend emergency grants when urgently needed. The organization also provided ,000 in disaster grants in response to wildfires, hurricanes, and flooding. Farm Aid prioritizes proposals supporting racial equity, farmer-led climate solutions, and resistance to corporate consolidation in agriculture. Eligible applicants are individual farmers experiencing financial crisis or disaster impacts.

Grants for Nonprofit Organizations is a grant from Farm Aid that funds IRS 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations working to strengthen family farm agriculture in the United States. Since 1985, Farm Aid has granted more than $32 million to over 300 organizations nationwide, building a network of family farm advocates, food hubs, and rural support organizations. The program supports policy, education, direct farmer assistance, and market-building initiatives that help family farmers stay on the land. Eligible applicants are nonprofits with demonstrated work in family farm agriculture. Awards average between $5,000 and $10,000, with some higher amounts available.

The Farm Aid Grant Program is an annual funding initiative that has awarded more than $32 million to over 300 nonprofit organizations since 1985, supporting family farm agriculture across the United States. Eligible applicants are IRS 501(c)(3) nonprofits working in one of three areas: growing local and regional food systems (Growing the Good Food Movement), helping farmers start, transition, or recover from crises (Homegrown), or advancing fair farm policy and grassroots advocacy (Taking Action to Change the System). Farm Aid prioritizes organizations supporting BIPOC farmers, farmer-led climate solutions, and those organizing for systemic change in food and agriculture. Grants are funded through Farm Aid's annual concert and donor community.

Farm Aid Grantmaking - Family Farm Support is a grant program from Farm Aid that funds nonprofit organizations working to strengthen family farm agriculture in the United States. Since 1985, Farm Aid has granted more than $32 million to over 300 organizations. Three funding areas are supported: Growing the Good Food Movement (local and regional food systems), Supporting Family Farmers (resources for starting, transitioning, or sustaining farms), and Taking Action to Change the System (farm policy advocacy and grassroots campaigns). The program especially prioritizes racial equity for BIPOC farmers and farmer-led climate solutions. Grantmaking is by invitation only—organizations cannot self-nominate. Eligible applicants are IRS 501(c)(3) nonprofits with a demonstrated track record of supporting family farmers. Typical awards range from $10,000 to $50,000.

Grants for Women's Empowerment is sponsored by eWomen Foundation. This foundation is dedicated to supporting the financial and emotional health of women and girls in need. Their unique model of local fundraising and local giving through their chapters engages thousands of women across North America to give generously in support of their mission.