Standard Grant Program (Small Grants - $10,000 or less) is sponsored by Irving S Gilmore Foundation. The Foundation accepts grant requests for $10,000 or less on a rolling basis. These requests may be submitted at any time throughout the year for projects that align with the Foundation's priority areas. Like the standard program, first-time applicants must initiate contact with the Foundation before applying. Geographic focus: Kalamazoo County, Michigan Focus areas: The Arts, Culture & Humanities, Human Services, Education, Community Development, Health & Well-Being

Standard Grant Program (Small Grants - $10,000 or less) is sponsored by Irving S Gilmore Foundation. The Foundation accepts grant requests for $10,000 or less on a rolling basis. These requests may be submitted at any time throughout the year for projects that align with the Foundation's priority areas. Like the standard program, first-time applicants must initiate contact with the Foundation before applying. Geographic focus: Kalamazoo County, Michigan Focus areas: The Arts, Culture & Humanities, Human Services, Education, Community Development, Health & Well-Being

Community Grant Program (Kalamazoo Community Foundation) is sponsored by Kalamazoo Community Foundation. The Kalamazoo Community Foundation offers grant funding for nonprofits and transformational community projects within Kalamazoo County. They focus on helping neighborhoods become equitable and vibrant places through a racial justice lens, aligning grantmaking with residents' dreams for their communities.

Arts Fund of Kalamazoo County is sponsored by Arts Council of Greater Kalamazoo (through Kalamazoo Community Foundation Initiative Grant). This grant is intended to support artists and artistic projects that remove barriers and provide access for historically excluded communities in Kalamazoo County. For organizations, it supports those engaging culturally diverse and historically excluded communities. For individual artists, it emphasizes projects that promote cultural diversity and inclusivity.

Project Support: Small and Large Grants is a grant program from the Kirkpatrick Family Fund that funds project-based work in arts and culture, education, animal wellbeing, historic preservation, and environmental conservation across Central Oklahoma. Small grants of $10,000 or less are accepted on a rolling basis with a 60-day review period. Large grants over $10,000 begin with a Letter of Inquiry due June 1 or December 1. Eligible organizations must be 501(c)(3) nonprofits operating for at least three years, serve the Oklahoma City metropolitan area and surrounding counties, and demonstrate 100% board member giving. Grantees are limited to one request per year. The foundation does not fund organizations that advocate for or are involved in the killing, abuse, or harm of animals.

Fund for Community Good is sponsored by Grand Rapids Community Foundation. The Fund for Community Good supports projects that promote equity and justice across various sectors, including education, health, and economic prosperity. It is an unrestricted fund that invites partnerships with 501(c)(3) nonprofits and government entities, primarily focusing on Kent County, Michigan. The foundation prioritizes initiatives that dismantle systemic racism and foster inclusive opportunities.

Rapid Response Grant is sponsored by Grand Victoria Foundation. This program provides flexible, quick-turnaround funding to support organizations addressing urgent community needs, emergency response, and crisis management in Illinois. It is designed for time-sensitive situations that advance the foundation's goals of racial justice and equity. Geographic focus: Illinois (Statewide, excluding organizations that solely serve the city of Chicago) Focus areas: Racial Justice, Equity, Emergency Response, Crisis Management, Community Power Building

Annual Responsive Grants is sponsored by Kalamazoo Community Foundation. The Kalamazoo Community Foundation offers annual one-year grants to support projects, programs, or general operations for organizations that align with their community impact priorities. Grantmaking is done through a racial justice lens, focusing on helping neighborhoods in Kalamazoo County become equitable and vibrant. Mental health initiatives could fit within their broader health and well-being focus.