Stand for Children Arizona Renaissance Scholarship (2026) is a grant from Stand for Children Arizona and The Renaissance Foundation that funds college education for high-achieving, low-income Arizona students. The Renaissance Scholars Program supports students who demonstrate academic excellence and financial need, providing scholarships to help cover tuition, fees, and educational expenses at accredited Arizona colleges and universities. Eligible applicants are graduating Arizona high school seniors who meet income requirements and demonstrate strong academic achievement. The scholarship aims to reduce barriers to higher education for underrepresented students.

2026-2027 Undergraduate Scholarship Program is a grant from the Nevada NASA Space Grant Consortium that funds full-time undergraduate students at Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) institutions pursuing NASA-aligned STEM degrees. Each scholar receives $3,000 to support research or academic work supervised by an NSHE faculty mentor. Recipients must be in good academic standing, eligible for financial aid, and U.S. citizens or nationals. Applicants must not be currently receiving other NASA Space Grant funding. Applications were accepted December 11, 2025 through March 6, 2026.

Unrestricted Grants for Nonprofits is a grant from The Clif Family Foundation that funds general organizational support for nonprofits working toward a healthy, just, and ecologically thriving world. The foundation has given 361 grants to trailblazing nonprofits, with 77% awarded as general operating support — unrestricted funding that organizations can apply toward their priorities. Awards typically range from $7,000 to $10,000. Eligible applicants are U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofits. Applications are reviewed twice yearly, with deadlines on March 1 and August 1; applicants are notified by June 15 and November 15 respectively. Applications are submitted through the foundation's online portal, which opens January 2 for the March cycle.

US Incentive Program is sponsored by Shraman South Asian Museum And Learning Center Foundation. Offers incentives for financially disadvantaged students enrolled in specific technical degree programs at publicly funded community colleges in the Dallas Metroplex area and across Texas. The program aims to support students facing economic challenges to complete their associate degree within three years. Geographic focus: Texas, United States Focus areas: Higher Education, Technical Training, Social Mobility