Robert and Dana Emery Family Foundation Grant Program (Discontinued)

Robert B. Daugherty Foundation Grant Program is a grant from Robert B. Daugherty Foundation that funds charitable programs and projects serving the greater Omaha area or the State of Nebraska. The Foundation awards one-time, multi-year (up to three years), and challenge/matching grants. Proposals with matching funds are given preference. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) organizations and government entities; grants are not made to individuals, religious organizations for religious purposes, endowments, or private foundations. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with no fixed deadline.

Dana Foundation Grants (various programs) is sponsored by Dana Foundation. The Dana Foundation advances neuroscience that benefits society through grants supporting interdisciplinary, cross-sectoral, collaborative work at the interface between neuroscience and fields such as education, law, policy, and public engagement. Specific grants mentioned include those for neuroethics research, science communication training, and interdisciplinary learning and research development.

Robert B. Daugherty Foundation Grant Program is sponsored by Robert B Daugherty Foundation. The Foundation provides grants to organizations conducting charitable, scientific, cultural, religious, or educational activities. Support is available in several forms, including one-time grants for specific purposes, multi-year commitments (up to three years), program grants, capital campaigns, and challenge or matching grants. The Foundation prioritizes projects that demonstrate high impact, effective leadership, and a diversified income stream. Geographic focus: Greater Omaha area and the State of Nebraska Focus areas: Education, Scientific Research, Culture, Community Needs, Human Services, Capital Projects

The Joseph Robert Foundation Grant is a grant from the Joseph Robert Foundation that funds visual arts, animal welfare, and environment and sustainable resources management programs in the Mid-Atlantic region. The foundation prioritizes smaller, local organizations with limited resources, focusing on program support rather than capital projects except in emergencies. Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations with annual budgets below $300,000 operating in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, or Washington, D.C.; applications are especially encouraged from BIPOC communities. Awards of up to $10,000 are available, with a deadline of May 1, 2026.