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Las Vegas Grand Prix Foundation awards $100,000 to five local nonprofits Add Us On Google Add as a preferred source on Google LAS VEGAS ( FOX5 ) — The Las Vegas Grand Prix Foundation awarded $100,000 to five Nevada-based nonprofits through its Community Giveaway ahead of the Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix 2026. Each organization received $20,000. The donations were presented during a ceremony at Grand Prix Plaza.
A selection committee chose the five recipients from 148 applicants. MORE ON FOX5: People Inc. withdraws proposal to buy out MGM Resorts “This donation is about uplifting the organizations that support our community every day,” said Lori Nelson-Kraft, senior vice president of Community Affairs for Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix.
“Out of 148 remarkable applicants, these five recipients exemplify the dedication, heart, and transformative work happening across Southern Nevada. ” The recipients are Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth, Spread the Word Nevada, Communities in Schools, UNLV College of Sciences, and Nevada Partners. The funds will support youth services, literacy programs, school support services, and STEM education initiatives across Southern Nevada.
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On October 8, 2026, NSF launched two $33 million Grand Research Challenge prize competitions — Quantum+X and Synthetic Multicellularity — inside a $6 billion White House science package. A prize is not a grant: no proposal, no peer review, no indirect cost recovery, and no award until you have already done the work. Here is what that mechanism shift actually means.
Read articleNSF obligated $6.4 billion across 6,218 awards in FY2026, down from $8.3 billion and 8,647. An August OMB apportionment carried $1.7 billion into FY2027, roughly $1 billion of it reserved for the White House Grand Research Challenges initiative. NIH, by contrast, spent its full $34 billion. Here is what the carryover mechanism actually means for your FY2027 proposal — and why the directorate you submit to now matters more than the score you get.
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