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Find similar grantsThe NC Collaboratory is inviting research proposals from institutions of higher education in North Carolina to study high-priority topics in K-12 education affecting students, teachers, and communities.
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Elements Financial Grant is sponsored by The Indianapolis Foundation (administered for Elements Financial). The Elements Financial Grant supports nonprofit initiatives that strengthen individual and family self-sufficiency, with priorities in affordable housing, health and well-being, and positive youth development. For youth development, it prioritizes postsecondary/college readiness, 'life skill' education, mentorships, and programs that enhance the quality of life for youth.
Community Grants (Northwest Horticultural Society) is sponsored by Northwest Horticultural Society (NHS). The NHS provides grants to community-focused organizations in the Pacific Northwest that align with its mission to educate and enhance the practice and appreciation of horticulture. Projects may focus on natural lands, gardens, community vegetable gardens, or other horticultural spaces and/or activities. They also fund projects that implement environmental cleanup and/or restoration in publicly accessible spaces, enhancing horticultural beauty and biodiversity, and serving historically marginalized communities through horticulture experiences and projects.