Island Foundation Grants is a grant program from the Island Foundation that funds 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations in Maine, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island working in four priority areas: Environment, New Bedford, Education, and Womxn and Girls. The foundation accepts both general operating and project-focused grant requests, and occasionally makes multi-year commitments to long-supported organizations. Preference is given to organizations based in and working within their community, particularly New Bedford. Applying requires an initial contact with the Executive Director followed by a full proposal submitted through the foundation's online system. Individuals, for-profit businesses, and religious groups are not eligible.

Environment Grants is a grant from The Island Foundation that funds conservation and sustainability projects in coastal regions of Maine, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, with a significant focus on Southeastern Massachusetts. The Foundation supports work that protects working landscapes, advances sustainable community growth, and maintains the ecological health of coastal environments. Priority is given to locally engaged organizations with deep community ties. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations in the Foundation's geographic focus areas. Grant amounts are unspecified and vary by cycle.

Community Priority Grants is a grant from the Rhode Island Foundation that funds programmatic and general operating support for organizations and programs addressing the foundation's five-year community priorities, including economic opportunity, education, health, and civic life. The program is guided by values of inclusiveness, accessibility, and equity to support thriving communities across Rhode Island. Grants of $60,000 are awarded. The 2026 application deadline is July 16, 2026. Eligible applicants are Rhode Island-based nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations, including those using a fiscal sponsor; individuals, for-profits, event sponsorships, and capital projects are excluded.

Forest Foundation Grant is a grant from the Forest Foundation that funds new and emerging nonprofit organizations in Greater Boston focused on supporting under-resourced youth and families, with an emphasis on social service agencies meeting critical community needs. The Foundation offers three distinct programs: regional operating grants to new and emerging nonprofits in Greater Boston (by invitation only); FF Ventures grants open to undergraduate students, recent graduates, and founders of emerging nonprofits in New England and New York State; and paid summer internship fellowships placing students at nonprofit organizations. Regional grants prioritize small social service agencies serving BIPOC and under-resourced communities. Award amounts range from $5,000 to $30,000. The regional grant program is invitation-only; FF Ventures proposals are submitted via an open proposal form.

Park Foundation Grantmaking Program is sponsored by Park Foundation Inc.. The Park Foundation provides support across several key priority areas including Democracy, Civic Participation, Media, Environment, Animal Welfare, Sustainable Ithaca, Community Needs, and School Food & Nutrition. The foundation focuses on public interest media, environmental protection, and social justice. For new applicants, the process typically begins with a Letter of Inquiry (LOI), while returning grantees can submit full proposals directly. Geographic focus: National (with focus on NY State) and Tompkins County, NY (for local programs) Focus areas: Democracy, Civic Participation, Media, Environment, Animal Welfare, Sustainable Ithaca, Community Needs, School Food and Nutrition