Humane Fish Slaughter Research/Prototypes is sponsored by Good Ventures Foundation. Supports work to develop technologies and prototypes that materially improve the welfare of fish at capture and slaughter. This RFP aims to address the suffering of billions of fish through better stunning and slaughter practices. Geographic focus: Global Focus areas: Farm Animal Welfare, Scientific Research

Open Philanthropy – GovAI General Support is a grant from Coefficient Giving (formerly Open Philanthropy) that funds general operating support for the Centre for the Governance of AI (GovAI) and similar research institutions working to ensure transformative AI develops safely and benefits humanity. The program focuses on navigating global catastrophic risks from advanced AI systems through rigorous policy research and governance work. A $2,500,000 award was previously made to the Centre for the Governance of AI. Research institutions with a similar focus on AI governance and safety are eligible to apply through Coefficient Giving's application portal.

AI Safety and Alignment Grant Program is a grant from Longview Philanthropy, administered through the Emerging Challenges Fund, that funds organizations working to address global catastrophic risks from emerging technologies, including advanced AI systems, nuclear weapons, and biotechnology. The program supports research, policy, and advocacy aimed at ensuring AI development benefits humanity and prevents authoritarianism or other catastrophic outcomes from emerging technologies. Grants are directed toward organizations where additional funding can quickly make a major difference. Eligible applicants include nonprofits and research institutions. Grant awards range from $100,000 to $1,500,000. No deadline is specified; letters of inquiry may be submitted on a rolling basis.

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Community and National Grants is a program from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation that funds systemic approaches to advancing health equity, behavioral health integration, social determinants of health, community resilience, and policy reform in the United States. RWJF supports a wide range of issue areas including birth justice, disability rights, economic inclusion, physical environment, and leadership development. Eligible applicants include nonprofits, health centers, academic institutions, public health agencies, and community organizations. Typical grants range from $500,000 to $5 million with 3-5 year funding periods. Some programs are invitation-only while others accept Letters of Intent. RWJF does not accept unsolicited proposals outside of specific open solicitations.

Gilead Foundation Community Grants is sponsored by Gilead Sciences Foundation. The Gilead Foundation provides funding to nonprofit organizations to advance programs that promote education equity, health equity, and community resilience. The foundation focuses on addressing the social determinants of health and mitigating root causes of health inequities through systemic change. Key initiatives include the Healing Hunger Initiative and various STEM education and workforce pipeline programs. Geographic focus: National (U.S.) with emphasis on San Francisco Bay Area; select international health equity programs. Focus areas: Health Equity, Education Equity, Community Resilience, Food Security, STEM Education

Literary Arts Fund Innovation Projects Grants is sponsored by Literary Arts Fund (Administered by Academy of American Poets, Community of Literary Magazines & Presses (CLMP), and National Book Foundation). These grants provide funding to literary arts nonprofits for new, one-time projects that aim to address critical challenges in one or more literary arts nonprofit organizations, presses, or publications. The goal is to strengthen nonprofits' abilities to serve creative writers. This is part of a larger fund supporting the nonprofit literary arts field.

Literacy and Library Grants is sponsored by National Home Library Foundation. Literacy and Library Grants is a grant from the National Home Library Foundation that funds programs distributing books and reading materials to libraries and community groups with limited resources, and supporting literacy initiatives and literary or cultural programs for all a…

Technical Assistance Fund is sponsored by Lumina Foundation For Education Inc.. Provides quick-turnaround microgrants to support capacity-building activities such as convenings, travel, stakeholder engagement, state data analysis, marketing campaigns, and strategic consulting. The fund is divided into Level 2 grants ($5,001-$15,000) and Level 3 grants ($15,001-$25,000). Geographic focus: United States (State-level entities) Focus areas: Postsecondary Education, State Policy, Data Analysis, Capacity Building