Secondary Scholarship Program is sponsored by Gene Haas Foundation. Grants awarded to high schools and tech centers to support students in CNC training. Funds can be used for toolboxes for graduating students, scholarships for post-secondary CNC training, or summer camps to introduce students to manufacturing. Geographic focus: North America Focus areas: Secondary Education, Manufacturing, CNC Machining

Hagan International Scholarship (Graduate) is sponsored by The Hagan Scholarship Foundation. A competitive scholarship for international students beginning their first graduate or professional degree program in the United States. It provides funding for up to four consecutive semesters to support tuition, fees, and essential living costs. Geographic focus: International (students attending U.S. universities) Focus areas: Graduate Education, International Students, Economic Mobility, Life Skills

The Post-Secondary Scholarship Program is a grant from the Gene Haas Foundation that funds accredited trade schools, community colleges, and universities in North America and Europe to award scholarships to students enrolled in CNC machining technology training. The program is designed to expand the pipeline of skilled machinists and CNC technicians for U.S. and global manufacturing. Eligible institutions must offer qualifying CNC machining programs and apply by invitation. Grant funds are passed through institutions to students and may not be used to purchase Haas Automation products or tooling. The annual application deadline for post-secondary institutions is June 30. A separate secondary school track is also available with a December 1 deadline.

Health Workforce Initiative is a grant from UnitedHealth Group Foundation that funds programs addressing healthcare workforce development and access to care. The initiative supports 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and healthcare institutions working to improve health outcomes and build a stronger, more equitable health system. Reflecting UnitedHealth Group's mission to help people live healthier lives, funding priorities focus on efforts that strengthen the healthcare workforce pipeline and expand access to services for underserved populations. Awards range from $100,000 to $1,000,000.

Ag Leadership Grant is a grant from the CHS Foundation that funds agricultural leadership and cooperative education projects building a diverse pipeline for agriculture and helping people understand the value of the agricultural cooperative business model. The program supports initiatives ranging from high school students to young professionals with a focus on agricultural education, leadership, and career training. Priority is given to national and regional programs impacting multiple states. Awards are up to $50,000. Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations and educational institutions, with state-level requests limited to CHS trade territory states.

Student Grant Program is sponsored by The Hand Foundation Incorporated. Scholarship grants provided to full-time aspiring students attending or preparing to attend an accredited college, university, or trade school. The foundation considers financial need and merit as part of a holistic review of each applicant. Geographic focus: Florida (primarily Glades area and Palm Beach County) Focus areas: Education, Scholarships

Small Grants is a grant from the Foundation for a Healthy High Point that funds nonprofits becoming more effective, stronger partners, and better able to test new programs serving High Point, North Carolina residents. Awards of up to $10,000 are one-time grants accepted year-round on a rolling basis, with funding notifications within one month of submission. The program is intentionally accessible, designed to help organizations pilot innovations, build organizational capacity, or address emerging community needs without a lengthy application timeline. Eligible applicants are nonprofits operating in or serving High Point communities whose projects align with the foundation's health and community well-being mission. No specific deadline — applications are reviewed as received.

Highmark Foundation Health Grants is a grant program from the Highmark Foundation that supports community and family health initiatives across western and central Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The Foundation funds evidence-based demonstrations, pilot projects, model programs, and expansion plans in three focus areas: chronic disease prevention, family health, and health service delivery systems. Priority is given to programs that impact multiple counties, achieve replicable long-term models, and attract collaborative funding from community partners. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofit public charities. Grantmaking is primarily by invited proposal, Request for Proposal, or unsolicited proposals aligned with identified areas of need.