Duke Energy Foundation Grant Opportunities is sponsored by Duke Energy Foundation. Supports environmental projects related to climate resiliency and community inclusion.

CLLC Undergraduate Study Abroad Grants is sponsored by Ohio State University Center for Languages, Literature and Cultures. Funding to support undergraduate study abroad opportunities for OSU students.

REALTOR® Care Day Weiler Grant is sponsored by Columbus REALTORS® Foundation. Matching funds for community service projects by local realty associations, addressing community needs including disaster relief and arts.

Youth Program Provider Grants is sponsored by City of Toledo. Provides grants to organizations offering youth programming, which may encompass workforce development initiatives including pre-apprenticeship in construction.

Dr. Michael and Mrs. Marilyn Day Award is sponsored by Ohio University Office of Global Opportunities. International-only scholarship for undergraduate students at Ohio University.

Dr. William E. and Norma Sprague Scholarship is sponsored by Grand Rapids Community Foundation. Scholarship for full-time students from specific Michigan counties and Athens County, Ohio, pursuing a degree at Ohio University.

Greater Toledo Community Foundation — Ottawa County Community Foundation Fund is sponsored by Greater Toledo Community Foundation (Ottawa County Community Foundation fund). General community-support grants for nonprofits via Ottawa County Community Foundation fund.

M. Duane and C. Ruth Nellis International Travel Award is sponsored by Ohio University Office of Global Opportunities. International-only travel award for undergraduate students at Ohio University.

Dr. Michael and Mrs. Marilyn Day Award is sponsored by Ohio University Office of Global Opportunities. International-only scholarship for undergraduate students at Ohio University.

Sue and Charles Glander Study Abroad Scholarship for Romance Languages is sponsored by Ohio University Office of Global Opportunities. International-only scholarship for undergraduates at Ohio University studying Romance languages abroad.

TEACH Grants (Marion Community Foundation) is sponsored by Marion Community Foundation. Grants for public or private K‑12 teachers in Marion County to fund innovative/creative classroom programs not covered by budgets.

The Franklin County Conservation Mini-Grant is a grant from the Franklin Soil and Water Conservation District (Ohio) that awards up to $2,000 per project to support on-the-ground conservation work in Franklin County. Now in its 13th year, the program funds eligible 501(c) nonprofits, schools, watershed groups, municipalities, community groups, HOAs, condo associations, and civic associations located in or serving Franklin County. Applications are accepted from February 1 through March 13, 2026. Projects must demonstrate both the need and the organizational capacity to implement practical conservation activities. The program reflects FSWCD's commitment to community-driven water quality protection, stormwater management, and environmental stewardship across the county.

GAR Foundation Grants for Nonprofits (Letter of Inquiry deadline March 16, 2026) is sponsored by GAR Foundation. General operating support for nonprofits; grants are open in spring 2026.

Dale Hileman Legacy Fund / Donald R. Myers Legacy Fund is sponsored by The Foundation for Appalachian Ohio (with affiliate foundations). Small grants to support projects improving quality of life, economic development, education, regional networking, basic needs in Appalachian Ohio counties.

Central Appalachia Living Traditions Experiences Grants is a grant from Mid Atlantic Arts that funds public-facing projects and events in Appalachian counties of Ohio, Virginia, and West Virginia that bring community members together around traditional arts and cultural knowledge. Funded projects may include hands-on workshops, performances, radio broadcasts, podcasts, or archival fieldwork with public-facing components that grow and disseminate artistic skill and cultural knowledge. Eligible applicants are individual traditional artists and practitioners or 501(c)(3) nonprofits, units of government, or federally recognized Tribal governments based in ARC-designated Appalachian counties. Awards range from $1,000 to $10,000 with no match requirement. The deadline is March 18, 2026.

The African American Community Fund (AACF) is a grant program administered by the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio that funds Black-led and Black-serving nonprofit and public organizations across Appalachian Ohio's 32 counties. Awards support projects in five focus areas: arts and culture, community and economic development, education, environmental stewardship, and health and human services. Emphasis is placed on projects that create tangible opportunities and meet pressing needs within African American communities. Funding requests typically range from $500 to $5,000, though larger amounts may be considered for high-impact proposals. In 2025, AACF awarded over $32,000 in total grants.

African American Community Fund Grants is a grant from the African American Community Fund (AACF), in partnership with the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio, that funds Black-led and Black-serving nonprofit and public organizations in Appalachian Ohio. Grants advance opportunities in arts and culture, community and economic development, education, environmental stewardship, and health and human services. Funding requests should be between $500 and $5,000, though larger amounts may be considered based on impact. In 2025, AACF awarded more than $32,000 in grants. Eligible applicants are nonprofits and public organizations serving Appalachian Ohio's 32 counties, with a focus on African American communities.

Ohio Arts Council – ArtSTART Program is sponsored by Ohio Arts Council. Flexible, accessible funding for organizations to complete short‑term arts projects in Ohio.

Campus Security Support Program Grant is an Ohio Department of Higher Education initiative, authorized under Section 381.220 of Amended Substitute House Bill 96, providing lump-sum awards to Ohio institutions of higher education to enhance campus security. In the current round, proposals are solicited directly from institutions rather than from individual student organizations; awarded institutions manage and allocate funds to institutionally-sanctioned student organizations at heightened risk of violent crime, terror attacks, hate crimes, or harassment. Proposals must outline how funds will be used to prevent or mitigate security risks. The May 6, 2026 deadline requires submissions by 12:00 p.m. to ODHEsafetygrants@highered.ohio.gov. Eligible applicants are Ohio accredited institutions of higher education.

Technology Validation and Start-up Fund (TVSF) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Development (Ohio Third Frontier). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

Technology Validation and Start-up Fund (Phase 2) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Development (Ohio Third Frontier). This program provides funding to help entrepreneurs commercialize technologies developed at higher education institutions, nonprofit research institutions, and federal labs in Ohio, as well as supporting startups with product licensing.

2026 Nonprofit Grants is sponsored by City of Columbus, Ohio. Provides funding to nonprofit organizations offering youth programming, including sports, to enhance community stability and youth engagement.

Basic Human Needs Grants is sponsored by Dayton Foundation. Grants to support basic human needs including food, shelter, healthcare, and clothing for nonprofits serving vulnerable populations in need of support and dignity.

Basic Human Needs Grants is sponsored by The Dayton Foundation – Basic Human Needs Fund. Quarterly grants to nonprofits addressing food, shelter, healthcare, and clothing needs—strengthen communities by standing together to meet basic human needs.

Basic Human Needs Grants is sponsored by The Dayton Foundation. Grants are awarded quarterly to 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organizations that focus on basic human needs, such as food, shelter, healthcare, and clothing, primarily in Montgomery, Miami, Greene, Preble and Warren (north) counties in Ohio.

Ohio Security Grants Program is sponsored by Ohio Emergency Management Agency (Ohio EMA). Provides funding to houses of worship, schools, and nonprofit organizations in Ohio to enhance safety and security measures against potential acts of terrorism.

Racial Justice Initiative is a grant from the Ohio State Bar Foundation that funds projects specifically identifying, addressing, and challenging systemic racism affecting communities of color in Ohio. Since launching in 2020, the initiative has distributed over million in grants to support long-lasting institutional change in racial justice. Priority areas include identifying and addressing systemic biases, providing stable and replicable frameworks to eliminate systemic racism, educating the public and external stakeholders, and collaborating with legal systems such as courts and law enforcement. Eligible applicants are Ohio-based organizations. Awards range from ,800 to ,468 per grant, with a deadline of May 15, 2026.

GIVE 365 Grant Cycle: Healthy Foundations is sponsored by Wayne County Community Foundation. Supports nonprofit organizations in Wayne County, Ohio, focusing on housing, hunger, and healthcare initiatives.

Ohio Artists on Tour Program is sponsored by Ohio Arts Council. Supports Ohio organizations inviting Ohio artists to enrich programming and community vitality.

State of Ohio Security Grant (OSG) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Public Safety. Provides funding for nonprofits, schools, and religious organizations to enhance building security.

State of Ohio Security Grant is sponsored by Ohio Emergency Management Agency. A competitive grant program for eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofits, houses of worship, chartered nonpublic schools, and ODE-licensed preschools to enhance the security of facilities vulnerable to terrorism and targeted violence. Funding is available to purchase equipment and physical security improvements including emergency communication and panic alert systems.

Racial Justice Initiative Grants is sponsored by Ohio State Bar Foundation. Awards grants to Ohio nonprofits addressing racial justice issues.

Andersons Fund Supporting Organization is sponsored by Toledo Community Foundation. This fund aims to enhance the quality of life for individuals and families in northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan, particularly in the greater Toledo area.

Austin-Bailey Health and Wellness Foundation Grants is sponsored by Austin-Bailey Health and Wellness Foundation. The Austin-Bailey Health and Wellness Foundation supports programs that promote the physical and mental well-being of residents in Holmes, Stark, Tuscarawas, and Wayne counties in Ohio. They have two grant cycles each year.

Inspiration Foundation Assistive Technology Awards is sponsored by VisionServe Alliance. Provides grants to nonprofit organizations offering tech training programs that enhance employment opportunities for students with visual impairments.

Ohio Attorney General's FY26 Program-Based School Safety Grant is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General. This program-based grant is designed to help Ohio schools take steps to protect students and staff through various security improvements.

Ohio Attorney General's FY26 Formula Based School Safety Grant is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General's Office. This is a formula-based grant program for Ohio school districts to address local safety needs for the 2026-2027 academic year. Funds can be used for certification training for school resource officers, active-shooter response training or equipment, educational resources, training to identify and assist students with mental health issues, school supplies or equipment related to safety, systems allowing immediate camera access to responding law enforcement, silent panic alarms, gunshot-detection technology, and alert systems.

FY26 School Safety Grant (Ohio Attorney General's Office) is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General's Office. Ohio school leaders can apply for a share of $9.01 million in grants for safety-related projects for the 2026-27 academic year. The funding can be used for a wide range of school-safety needs, including certification training for school resource officers, active-shooter response training or equipment, educational resources, and training to identify and assist students with mental health issues.

Ohio Attorney General's FY26 Formula-Based School Safety Grant is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General. This formula-based grant helps Ohio schools protect students and staff. It can be used for organizational and technological school security improvements, including cameras, panic alarms, alert systems, and SRO training.

Grey Nuns Community Fund is sponsored by Mercy Health Foundation. The Grey Nuns Community Fund, administered by the Mercy Health Foundation, offers grant funding to local nonprofits in northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan.

Ohio Attorney General's School Safety Grants is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General's Office. Provides funding for training, assessments, technology, and equipment to enhance student and staff safety in Ohio schools.

Ohio Attorney General's FY26 Formula Based School Safety Grant is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General (administered by Ohio Department of Education and Workforce). This formula-based grant provides funding for a wide range of safety initiatives for the 2026-2027 school year, including certification training for school resource officers, active-shooter response training or equipment, educational resources, training to identify and assist students with mental health issues, school supplies or equipment related to safety, systems allowing immediate camera access to responding law enforcement, silent panic alarms, gunshot-detection technology, and alert systems.

2026 Ohio School Safety Grants (Formula-Based and Program-Based) is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General. These grants provide funding to Ohio schools and school districts for various school security-oriented support training, assessments, and technologies. Allowable expenses include school resource officer training, active-shooter or mental-health trainings, safety assessments, and safety equipment or technology. Schools can apply for both formula-based and program-based grants.

Ohio Attorney General's FY26 School Safety Grant is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General's Office. Intended to give school leaders flexibility in determining how to improve student safety. Potential uses include systems allowing immediate camera access to responding law enforcement, silent panic alarms, and gunshot-detection technology.

School Safety and Security Grants Program (Ohio) is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General. This program provides grants for safety-related projects for the 2026-27 academic year to Ohio schools.

Ohio Attorney General's FY26 Program Based School Safety Grant is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General's Office. This program-based grant is available to Ohio school districts for safety-related projects during the 2026-2027 school year. It offers flexibility in addressing local safety needs, covering items such as active-shooter response training, mental health training for students, security equipment, and alert systems.

Ohio Attorney General's FY26 School Safety Grant is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General. This grant provides flexibility to school leaders in Ohio to improve student safety. Potential uses include active-shooter response training or equipment, systems allowing immediate camera access to responding law enforcement, silent panic alarms, and gunshot-detection technology.

School Safety and Security Grant is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General's Office. Offers grants to Ohio school districts for safety-related projects and programs to strengthen school security.

School Safety and Security Grant Program is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General's Office. Ohio's program provides grants to schools to strengthen safety measures, including security technology and infrastructure.

Ohio School Safety Grants is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General's Office. The Ohio Attorney General's Office is offering grants to schools across Ohio to strengthen safety measures, including training and technology for threat detection and prevention.

Individual Grants is sponsored by Community Fund Ohio. Provides grants to Ohio residents with developmental disabilities for resources that improve daily life, such as assistive technology, home modifications, and specialized therapy services.

Community Development Nonprofits is sponsored by Clinton County Foundation LEGACY Fund Grants. Supports nonprofit organizations in Clinton County, Ohio, working on projects to improve health, welfare, and safety.

Oral Health Access and Workforce Development is sponsored by Delta Dental Foundation. Supports nonprofits, government agencies, and educational institutions in Ohio working to improve oral health access and equity.

The Columbus Foundation Focused Funds Grants – Hospice / End of Life Care is sponsored by The Columbus Foundation. Supports nonprofits in central Ohio in areas including hospice/end‑of‑life care, environment, health, senior services, and social services.

The Research and Development Grant Program is a grant from the Ohio Water Development Authority (OWDA) that funds research and development projects related to wastewater, water management, solid waste facilities, and energy resource development in Ohio. Priority is given to projects with statewide environmental or natural resource applications. Eligible applicants include local government agencies (cities, villages, and counties), water and sewer districts, conservancy districts, state agencies, and Ohio institutions of higher education. Grantees must submit a final report upon project completion. Grants are subject to available funds. The 2026 application cycle has a deadline of June 5, 2026, with applicant presentations scheduled for August 13, 2026, and board approval of awards at a subsequent regularly scheduled board meeting.

Township Safety Sign Grant Program is sponsored by Ohio Department of Transportation. This program provides individual Ohio townships with funding for safety signage materials (signs, posts, and hardware) to improve safety on their roadways.

Board Grants is sponsored by Saint Luke's Foundation of Cleveland, Ohio. Board grants are substantial grants for impactful organizations committed to community betterment, focusing on bridging gaps in health disparities.

Great Plains Center for Agricultural Health Pilot/Feasibility Projects Academic Track is a grant from the Great Plains Center for Agricultural Health that funds pilot projects up to $30,000 each to promote innovative outreach and research efforts preventing agricultural injury and illness. The program targets academic researchers and new investigators, especially those newly interested in agricultural safety and health. Projects must address injury and illness prevention in agricultural communities in the Midwest region including Indiana, Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, and Wisconsin. Applications are due June 8, 2026. Priority areas include mental health, chemical safety, equipment safety, and fall prevention.

Great Plains Center for Agricultural Health Pilot/Feasibility Projects Academic Track Grants is sponsored by Great Plains Center for Agricultural Health. This program supports academic/scientific investigators and those newly interested in agricultural safety and health research.

EdChoice Scholarship is sponsored by Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. Provides scholarships for students from designated public schools to attend participating private schools.

Safety Intervention Grant (SIG) Program is a grant from the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC) that funds Ohio employers to purchase equipment that significantly reduces or eliminates workplace injuries and illnesses. The program provides a 3-to-1 matching grant, meaning the BWC contributes $3 for every $1 the employer invests, up to a maximum award of $40,000 per three-year eligibility cycle. In return, recipients must submit a one-year case study after the intervention is implemented. Eligible applicants are any Ohio private or public employers covered by the State Insurance Fund. Applications are accepted from July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026.

Nonprofit Organization Grants (Ohio) is sponsored by Community Fund Ohio. These grants support Ohio-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations whose principal mission is to serve individuals with developmental disabilities. Organizations with a different primary mission may apply for projects specifically focused on including individuals with developmental disabilities.

School Safety and Security Grant Program (SSSG) is sponsored by Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC). Helps Ohio employers operating licensed preschool through 12th grade educational facilities purchase equipment to improve safety and security.

Nonprofit Grants is a grant program from Community Fund Ohio that funds Ohio-based nonprofit organizations whose principal mission aligns with serving individuals with developmental disabilities. The program supports nonprofits working to empower Ohioans with disabilities and enable them to live fuller, more independent lives by funding essential resources, enhancing accessibility, and fostering a more inclusive community across the state. Eligible activities may include assistive technology programs, accessibility improvements, specialized therapy services, and other disability-focused initiatives. Applications for the current cycle are due June 30, 2026. Eligible applicants are Ohio-based 501(c)(3) organizations whose primary mission focuses on serving individuals with developmental disabilities. Award amounts vary by project and need.

Community Fund Ohio Nonprofit Grants is a funding program from Community Fund Ohio that supports 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations in Ohio working to empower Ohioans with disabilities. The program aims to fund essential resources, enhance accessibility, and foster a more inclusive community across the state by supporting nonprofits that serve individuals with disabilities. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations based or operating in Ohio. Grant amounts vary and applications are accepted through June 30, 2026. The program complements the organization's individual grants that provide direct support to people with disabilities.

Bob and Toni Mallet Access Grants is sponsored by PATH International. These grants enhance access to equine-assisted services in specific states (Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland, New York, and New Jersey). Funding supports credentialing, training, and financial aid for EAS participants at full program cost, up to $150 per lesson/session.

Ag Plan Reimbursement Program (APRP) is sponsored by Pennsylvania Association of Conservation Districts (PACD) / Pennsylvania State Conservation Commission. This program provides reimbursement for new or updated agricultural plans, including Manure Management Plans, Agricultural Erosion and Sediment Control Plans (Ag E&S Plans), Act 38 Nutrient Management Plans or NRCS 590 plans, and Conservation Plans, for farming operations in the…

Safety Intervention Grant (SIG) Program is sponsored by Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation. Provides financial support to Ohio employers for purchasing safety equipment to reduce workplace hazards and improve employee safety.

NatureWorks is sponsored by Ohio Department of Natural Resources. The NatureWorks program, administered by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, provides grants for various natural resource and outdoor recreation projects.

Community Grants Program (Marion Community Foundation) is sponsored by Marion Community Foundation. The Marion Community Foundation's Community Grants Program is an annual program open to nonprofits and charities serving Marion County, Ohio.

Community Builder Grants is a grant from the Greater Toledo Community Foundation that funds capacity-building efforts and seed money for innovative programming among nonprofits in the Toledo area. The foundation supports a broad range of impactful programs including education, social services, health, neighborhood development, environmental preservation, and the arts. Awards range from $1,500 to $25,000, and every grant has its own specific guidelines and application form submitted through the foundation's online system. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) organizations serving Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan, with a focus on the Greater Toledo region. The application deadline is July 15, 2026.

CenterPoint Energy Foundation Community Vitality Grant is a grant from the CenterPoint Energy Foundation that funds nonprofit organizations supporting community vitality, education, human services, and quality of life in communities where CenterPoint Energy operates. The foundation awards grants annually to organizations in specific counties across Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio, and Texas where the company has a business presence. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations located in CenterPoint Energy's service territory counties in those four states. Grant amounts are not specified publicly; applicants should review eligibility requirements on the foundation's corporate giving portal before applying. The application deadline is July 17, 2026.

Mini-Grants Program is sponsored by Delta Dental Foundation. The Delta Dental Foundation's Mini-Grants Program offers grants to community organizations and programs that promote or provide oral health care and initiatives aligning with strategic aims in Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana.

Mini-Grant Program is a grant from Delta Dental Foundation designed to support community organizations in Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana that promote or provide oral health care. Offering awards up to $10,000, the program targets nonprofits whose work aligns with the foundation's strategic aims of improving access to care, advocacy, health education, emerging initiatives, and workforce development. Applications are accepted from June 1 through July 31, with recipients announced in August. Eligible projects must be local, nonprofit-led, and dedicated to oral health for communities in the three-state region. The foundation evaluates each application on its own merit, considering constituencies served, services offered, accountability practices, availability of other funding, and past successes.

Community Mini-Grants Program is sponsored by Delta Dental Foundation. Supports community organizations in Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana that promote or provide oral health care initiatives.

Education & Economic Mobility Program Grants is a grant from The Joyce Foundation that funds evidence-based education and workforce policies that close race and income disparities in post-secondary attainment and career success in the Great Lakes region. The program invests in local, state, and federal policies to ensure historically underserved young people have access to high-quality K-12 and post-secondary education. Eligible applicants are organizations in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin working on education and economic mobility for underserved populations. The deadline for the current cycle is August 3, 2026. Grant amounts vary.

Democracy Program Grants is sponsored by The Joyce Foundation. Supports projects focused on voting rights, fair representation, and accurate census data in the Great Lakes region.

Springfield Foundation Competitive Grant Cycle is a grant from the Springfield Foundation that funds nonprofit organizations serving Clark County, Ohio, across six fields: arts and culture, community development, education, environment and conservation, health, and human services. The foundation awards competitive grants from a variety of donor-created funds through one grantmaking cycle per year. First consideration is given to applicants whose programs align closely with the foundation's current grantmaking strategy. Organizations may submit up to three applications per cycle. Eligible applicants must be 501(c)(3) organizations, churches, government units, or organizations with a qualified fiscal agent, serving the Clark County community. The 2026 Competitive Grant Cycle opens June 29, 2026, with a deadline of August 10, 2026. Grant decisions are typically announced in late November or early December. Grant amounts vary. Programs that do not qualify include annual fund drives, endowments outside the foundation, sectarian worship activities, and awards to individuals.

Springfield Foundation 2026 Competitive Grant Cycle is sponsored by The Springfield Foundation. Annual competitive grants for nonprofits including those serving people with disabilities (blind/vision impaired, deaf/hard of hearing, physical, developmental).

Greater Oxford Community Foundation is sponsored by Greater Oxford Community Foundation. Awards grants and scholarships for programs and projects that benefit citizens of the Greater Oxford, Ohio area.

ArtsRISE Grant is sponsored by Ohio Arts Council. Provides financial support to arts and cultural organizations creating inclusive programming for underrepresented communities.

WV Central FCU's Day of Giving is sponsored by WV Central Federal Credit Union. This program supports grant requests from 501(c)(3) organizations in specific West Virginia and Ohio counties. While broadly focused on community development, financial education, and youth programs, technology-related projects within these areas could be considered.

Northeast Ohio Natural Gas Hardship Program is sponsored by Dollar Energy Fund. Offers utility assistance grants to eligible customers of Northeast Ohio Natural Gas, applied directly to their bills.

Ohio Utility Assistance Program is sponsored by Dollar Energy Fund. Offers assistance to eligible customers of select Ohio utility companies to help pay utility bills.

Stocker Foundation Grants is sponsored by The Stocker Foundation. These grants support innovative educational programs aimed at bridging the literacy gap in underserved communities.

David C. Herriman Fund is sponsored by Greater Cincinnati Foundation. This fund aims to support regional performing arts organizations in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. It prioritizes proposals that enhance performances and foster youth education in the arts.

Capacity Building Grants is sponsored by Ohio Arts Council. Supports nonprofit arts and cultural organizations in Ohio with professional development and technical assistance.

Responsive Grants (Clark and Champaign Counties) is sponsored by Community Health Foundation (Clark and Champaign Counties, Ohio). The Community Health Foundation provides responsive grants to nonprofit organizations in Clark and Champaign Counties, Ohio, focusing on health and wellness initiatives.

Opioid Remediation Grant Program is a grant from Ohio Attorney General's Office that supports eligible organizations. # for Substance -Addicted Inmates # in Ohio Jails CY2026 OPIOID REMEDIATION GRANT APPLICATION | Improving Outcomes for Substance -Addicted Inmates in Ohio Jails Substance use disorder (SUD) among jail inmates is a widespread problem nationwide, with an estimated 65% of inmates addicted to opioids or other substances . This growing problem underscores the need for inmate treatment and oversight during incarceration . Correctional recovery services are vital for jail inmates to gain an improved sense of responsibility and to become law -abiding , productive citizens . Eligible applicants include Sheriffs and Community-Based Correctional Facilities in Ohio.. with a deadline of 2026-12-01 00:00:00+00.

Opioid Remediation Grant is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General's Office. The Opioid Remediation Grant is a grant from the Ohio Attorney General's Office that funds substance use disorder treatment and recovery programs for inmates in Ohio jails.

Opioid Remediation Grant Program is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost. This program provides funding to county jails and Community-Based Correctional Facilities (CBCFs) to hire addiction services coordinators or contract for such services, and to fund medications and supplies for inmates experiencing opioid withdrawal.

Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA) Grant Program is sponsored by Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services. This state-administered federal grant supports community-based nonprofit organizations in Ohio that provide emergency shelter and supportive services for victims of family violence, domestic violence, and dating violence.

The SEEN Grant Program is a grant from the City of Worthington's Community Relations Commission that funds neighborhood and community initiatives in Worthington, Ohio under the Strengthening and Empowering Equitable Neighborhoods program. Grants of $3,000 support projects that build a stronger sense of community, including cultural events, neighborhood beautification, and community services. Past recipients have funded Little Free Pantries, tree plantings, and disability-focused pilot projects. Beginning in 2026, the program also funds cultural events on a reimbursement basis. Eligible applicants include residents of the Worthington School District acting as organizations, neighborhood associations, or informal groups; businesses are not eligible. The CRC accepts applications on a rolling basis with quarterly reviews through December 31, 2026.

Summit Health and Safety Innovation Fund is sponsored by Akron Community Foundation (for Summit County, Ohio). This fund, established with opioid litigation settlement funds, aims to benefit the long-term health and safety of Summit County residents. It will support nonprofit organizations that address the opioid epidemic by focusing on harm reduction and system improvements.

Behavioral Health (Elevance Health Foundation) is sponsored by Elevance Health Foundation. The Elevance Health Foundation focuses its grantmaking efforts on partnerships and programs that can demonstrate measurable and positive change in behavioral health. This includes programs that increase the number of individuals receiving treatment for mental health and/or substance use disorders, support prevention and early-intervention strategies, and seek to reduce loneliness.

Ohio Geology Student Research Grant Program is sponsored by Ohio Department of Natural Resources. This grant supports geology departments at Ohio colleges and universities, facilitating research in areas of geological interest across the state.

Ohio EMS Grants Program (Priority One, Supplemental, and Priority 2-5 Research) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Public Safety, Division of EMS. The purpose of this program is to improve and enhance EMS and trauma patient care in Ohio through funding for equipment, training, and research. Grant applications are available by February 1st and are due April 1st.

Community Fund Grants: Arts & Culture is sponsored by Akron Community Foundation. Provides funding for arts and culture initiatives that enrich the community's quality of life in Summit County.

Student Wellness and Success Funds and Disadvantaged Pupil Impact Aid is sponsored by Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. This state-administered program provides funding to Ohio's districts and schools to support wraparound services for students, including mental health services, physical health care services, and initiatives that address obstacles to learning, accelerate learning, and prepare for…

Career Pathway Support Networks is sponsored by Ohio Department of Education and Workforce, Ohio Department of Higher Education. Establishes networks to increase student access to career-connected learning.

BETHA Endowment Grant Competition is sponsored by The Ohio State University. Supports projects examining the complex relationship between science and technology on society and cultural issues.

Keenan Accelerator Grant is sponsored by The Ohio State University. Provides funding for technology development designed to accelerate the advancement of cutting-edge Ohio State innovations.

Accelerator Awards is sponsored by The Ohio State University. Provides funding to advance promising technologies developed by Ohio State researchers, bringing them closer to market.

Second Chance Grant Program is sponsored by The Ohio State University. A one-time grant available to disenrolled Ohio resident students wishing to re-enroll at a qualifying Ohio institution.

Marion Community Foundation America 250 Grants is sponsored by Marion Community Foundation. Supports programs focused on local heritage, civic engagement, and community development in Marion County, Ohio.

Food Security Fund is sponsored by Community Foundation for the Ohio Valley (CFOV). Provides grants to nonprofits combating hunger and improving access to nutritious food in the Upper Ohio Valley.

Buckeye Business Advantage is sponsored by Ohio Treasurer’s Office. Offers reduced interest rates on small business loans through participating financial institutions to support business growth and expansion.

New Small Business Grant (Ohio) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Development. This program provides grants to small businesses established between January 1, 2020, and December 31, 2020, that experienced revenue loss or unplanned costs due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Cybersecurity Software and Services Grant is offered by CyberOhio to provide eligible local government entities and public libraries in Ohio with up to $20,000 to fund cybersecurity software and services. Eligible expenses include multi-factor authentication tools, secure email, endpoint protection for laptops and servers, and vulnerability management solutions. The program also supports collective defense projects, where participating member entities in a coordinated cybersecurity effort may each receive up to $20,000 toward their share of the project. Collective defense project proposals are accepted on a rolling basis outside the standard grant application window.

CyberOhio Software and Services Grant (Collective Defense Project Proposals) is sponsored by CyberOhio and Ohio Emergency Management Agency (EMA). This program provides funding for cybersecurity software and services that improve the security posture of local government entities in Ohio. It also accepts proposals for collective defense projects outside of the formal grant application window, which are reviewed on a rolling basis.

EMS Grants Program (Ohio) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Public Safety, Division of Emergency Medical Services. This program aims to improve and enhance EMS and trauma patient care in Ohio by providing grant funding for equipment, training, and research. This could include equipment for emergency vehicle upfitting.

9/11 Day of Remembrance Campus Service Grants is sponsored by Ohio Campus Compact. Encourages college and university students to engage in service projects on the 9/11 Day of Remembrance.

Grassland Conservation Funds is sponsored by Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife. Provides funding for landowners to create grassland habitats supporting native wildlife, such as northern bobwhite quail.

Small Business Microgrant To Support Women-Owned Businesses is sponsored by The Grant Portal. Annual microgrants to support women-owned businesses in Ohio.

Ohio Higher Education Innovation Grant Program is sponsored by Ohio Department of Higher Education. Promotes educational excellence and economic efficiency throughout Ohio by awarding grants to institutions of higher education for innovative projects.

Early Childhood Education Grant Program is sponsored by Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. Provides funding to early learning and development programs operating in Ohio to support high-quality, comprehensive learning environments.

Autism Scholarship Program is sponsored by Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. Allows parents of children with autism to send their child to a special education program other than the one operated by the school district of residence.

Statewide Mathematics and Literacy Tutoring Grant is sponsored by Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. Awards grants to Ohio institutions of higher education to promote statewide tutoring in mathematics and literacy.

Ohio School Bus Safety Grant Program is sponsored by Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. Aims to enhance the safety of school transportation across Ohio through competitive grants.

The Ohio Security Grant (OSG) Program is a grant from the Ohio Emergency Management Agency (EMA) that funds security enhancements for eligible Ohio organizations at risk of terrorism. The program supports physical security improvements to help organizations prevent, prepare for, and respond to terrorist threats and attacks. Eligible applicants include Ohio nonprofit organizations, houses of worship, chartered nonpublic schools, and licensed preschools that can demonstrate an elevated risk of terrorism. Awards are up to $125,000 per site, with a maximum of $250,000 per organization for up to two sites. Check the agency's website for current deadlines.

Research and Education Grant Program (North Central Region SARE) is sponsored by North Central Region - Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (NCR-SARE). This competitive grant program funds research and education projects that advance sustainable agricultural practices in the North Central region, promoting economic viability, stewardship of the land, air, and water, and quality of life for farmers, ranchers, and their communities.

Partnership Grant Program (North Central Region SARE) is sponsored by North Central Region - Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (NCR-SARE). This competitive grant program fosters cooperation between agriculture professionals and small groups of farmers and ranchers to catalyze on-farm research, demonstration, and education activities related to sustainable agriculture. Projects are funded for up to 24 months.

Grantmaking is sponsored by Ariel Foundation. Supports projects in arts & culture, civic & community, economic development, education, and health & human services in the Mount Vernon, Ohio area.

Responsive Grantmaking is a grant from The Cleveland Foundation that funds nonprofit organizations addressing community needs across greater Cleveland. Operating on a year-round rolling basis with cycle-specific deadlines, this program supports 501(c)(3) public charities, government agencies, and churches working in Cuyahoga, Lake, and Geauga counties in Ohio. Eligible applicants must apply through the Foundation's Grants Gateway portal. Grant amounts vary based on project scope and organizational capacity. This flexible, responsive program allows nonprofits to seek funding at multiple points throughout the year rather than a single annual deadline cycle.

Curriculum Innovation Proposal (CIP) is sponsored by Ohio Space Grant Consortium. Supports innovative curriculum development in STEM higher education areas aligned with NASA priorities; could potentially include international collaboration elements.

Fire Department Individual Equipment Grant is sponsored by Ohio Department of Commerce Division of State Fire Marshal. Provides funding for purchasing firefighting or rescue equipment.

FirstEnergy Foundation Grants is sponsored by FirstEnergy Foundation. Supports programs designed to improve community vitality, promote safety initiatives, and advance an educated workforce through STEM education initiatives.

Warner Grants for Sustainable Agriculture is sponsored by The Ohio State University, College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES) Sustainable Agriculture Team and Agroecosystems Management Program (AMP). These grants promote on-farm research in sustainable agriculture related to crop and animal production systems intended for human consumption. Research is intended to identify and publicize sustainable agricultural practices that are profitable, socially responsible, energy-efficient, and improve water quality and other environmental concerns relevant to Ohio farmers.

Adult Day Grant is sponsored by Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities. This grant helps providers in Lucas County, Ohio, fund technologies or programs that enhance adult day or employment services, promoting community integration and employment.

Programmatic Support (Climate and Clean Energy Equity Fund) is sponsored by The Climate and Clean Energy Equity Fund. The Climate and Clean Energy Equity Fund provides strategic grants, capacity building, donor advising, and technical assistance to scale a proven model for securing climate action that advances economic, racial, and gender equity through community-supported solutions.

Farmer Rancher Grant Program (North Central Region) is sponsored by North Central Region - Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (NCR-SARE). This competitive grants program provides funding directly to farmers and ranchers to conduct research and education projects on their farms that advance sustainable agricultural practices.

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Fresh Water Program - Market Based Rates is sponsored by Ohio Water Development Authority. Offers market-rate loans for environmental infrastructure projects to local governments in Ohio.

CLAS Faculty Travel Grant (OSU) is a grant from Ohio State University Center for Latin American Studies that funds professional development travel for faculty affiliated with the OSU Center for Latin American Studies. Supported by Title VI National Resource Center funding, the grants help faculty attend conferences, conduct research, or participate in academic exchanges that advance their careers and benefit Latin American Studies at Ohio State. Applicants must demonstrate how their travel advances both their personal career and the Center's mission. Eligible applicants are faculty members affiliated with the OSU Center for Latin American Studies. Award amounts and deadlines are not publicly specified.

Cybersecurity Software and Services Grant (Ohio) is a grant from CyberOhio that funds local government entities, including public libraries, to implement specific cybersecurity software and services. Eligible projects include endpoint detection and response, multi-factor authentication, email security solutions, security operations center as a service, and consulting services to implement security controls. Grant recipients may receive up to $20,000 per eligible entity, with a required 20% local match. Applications were open from July 22 through September 16, 2024, and grant projects must be completed between December 1, 2024 and June 30, 2026. Approved collective defense projects allow each participating member to receive up to $20,000 toward their share of a coordinated effort.

Duke Energy Foundation Nature Grants is sponsored by Duke Energy Foundation. Supports environmental projects including land conservation, clean water, and biodiversity efforts that prepare communities for climate change and protect natural environments in Ohio.

Ohio Attorney General's Quick Response Team Grant Program is a grant from the Ohio Attorney General's Office that funds private nonprofit organizations in Ohio providing crisis intervention, outreach, and treatment referral services. The program also funds local courts for technology projects including hardware and software purchases as required by state statute. Project periods for court technology grants may not exceed 24 months and must begin on or after June 1, 2026. Eligible applicants for crisis services grants are private nonprofits operating crisis intervention and outreach programs in Ohio. Award amounts are not specified; check the Ohio AG website for current cycle details.

Neurological Research Institute Seed Grant is sponsored by Ohio State Medical Center. Provides seed funding for innovative neuroscience research projects.

Ag Plan Reimbursement Program is sponsored by Pennsylvania Association of Conservation Districts, Inc. (PACD) through a grant from the Pennsylvania State Conservation Commission. This program encourages Pennsylvania's conservation districts to work with farmers in the Delaware, Ohio, and Chesapeake Bay watersheds to apply for reimbursement of agricultural plans. It's a first-come, first-served grant round.

Fire Department Equipment Grant Program is a grant from the State of Ohio, administered by the Ohio Division of State Fire Marshal, that provides funding to qualifying fire departments for the purchase of essential firefighting and emergency response equipment. Allowable equipment includes miscellaneous operational equipment needed to maintain safe and effective fire department operations. Awards are up to $10,000 per eligible fire department. Eligible fire departments must serve a population of fewer than 25,000 residents, be compliant with the Volunteer Firefighter Dependents Fund under Ohio Revised Code 146, and have submitted incident fire reports for the designated reporting year. Applications are accepted when the program opens; departments should check with the Ohio State Fire Marshal for current application windows.

Staff Discretionary Grants is a grant from Saint Luke's Foundation of Cleveland that funds innovative organizations working to close health disparities and address social determinants of health in Cuyahoga County, Ohio. Grants are typically around $15,000 and up to $25,000, designed for swift action with potential approval within two weeks of submission. Eligible applicants include 501(c)(3) public charities and governmental units or agencies; fiscal sponsors are accepted. Grantees must schedule a meeting with a program officer before applying. Grants are accepted on a rolling basis with no fixed deadline.

Materials Research Seed Grant Program is sponsored by The Ohio State University. Provides internal research funding to advance excellence in materials research across various scopes.

Beyond Petrochemicals Campaign Grants is a grant from Bloomberg Philanthropies that funds community-based organizations and environmental advocacy nonprofits fighting the expansion of the petrochemical industry in the Gulf Coast and Ohio River Valley. Launched in September 2022, the campaign is a fiscally sponsored project of the Resources Legacy Fund and builds on Bloomberg's Beyond Coal and Beyond Carbon models. The program supports grassroots organizing to stop petrochemical buildout, reduce plastic demand, amplify stories of communities impacted by toxic pollution, and achieve regulatory wins for local advocates. Priority goes to organizations rooted in communities directly affected by petrochemical pollution.

Volunteer Fire Assistance (VFA) Grant Program is sponsored by Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Forestry. Provides funding for equipment purchases to enhance fire protection capabilities.

AI Fluency Faculty Advisory Council is a grant from Ohio State University that funds faculty members at Ohio State to serve on and support the university's AI Fluency initiative, helping guide its university-wide implementation. The council, established by the Office of Academic Affairs, advises on embedding AI across curricula, supporting pedagogical innovation, and ensuring students gain both functional AI skills and a deep understanding of ethical, societal, and disciplinary implications. Faculty members from across colleges and campuses participate, bringing expertise spanning a wide range of disciplines. This initiative is part of Ohio State's broader effort to position the university as a national leader in AI-driven education and discovery.

AI Integration in Community Colleges Pilot Grant Program is sponsored by Ohio Chancellor of Higher Education. This program provides financial assistance to Ohio community colleges to implement artificial intelligence initiatives.

The Disability Foundation 2026 Grant Cycle is a grant from The Disability Foundation, a supporting organization of The Dayton Foundation, providing competitive funding for direct services to people with disabilities. Eligible projects include accessibility equipment, housing modifications, transportation assistance, and expansion of support services. Organizations serving residents in Clark, Montgomery, Miami, Greene, Hamilton, Butler, Preble, and Warren counties in Ohio may apply. The foundation prioritizes programs that increase independence, community integration, and quality of life for individuals with physical, developmental, or cognitive disabilities.

Community Fund Ohio Individual Grants is a grant program from Community Fund Ohio that funds essential resources, accessibility improvements, and inclusive opportunities for Ohioans with disabilities. The program provides grants of up to $7,500 to individuals to support greater independence and quality of life. Eligible applicants are Ohio residents with disabilities receiving SSI, or individuals under age 21 with complex needs requiring higher-level care in public schools. Community Fund Ohio also offers grants to nonprofit organizations serving this population.

Ohio Third Frontier Program is sponsored by Ohio Development Services Agency. Provides funding to Ohio-based companies for technology commercialization and business growth.

Entrepreneurial Services Provider (ESP) Program is sponsored by Ohio Department of Development. The ESP program aims to help early-stage technologies move from research environments into commercial markets. It supports healthtech startups, including those developing medical technologies.

Campus-Community Collaborative Grants is sponsored by Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (OhioMHAS) / Ohio Program for Campus Safety and Mental Health (OPCSMH). These grants promote collaboration between colleges/universities and community stakeholders to develop programming to prevent suicide, promote mental health, and reduce stigma about mental illness or its treatment on campus. They can include funding for Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) and Question Persuade Refer (QPR) gatekeeper training as well as other campus initiatives to support student mental health.

Ohio Security Grant (OSG) is sponsored by Ohio Emergency Management Agency. The OSG program provides competitive funding to eligible Ohio organizations for security enhancements that help prevent, prepare for, or respond to acts of terrorism. Eligible expenses include camera-based security systems, alarm systems, access control, fixed high-intensity lighting, blast protection, emergency communication systems, and contracted security personnel.

Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Grants is sponsored by Ohio Wesleyan University. Supports projects that contribute to making Ohio Wesleyan University an antiracist space.

Mini Grants is a grant from Community Health Foundation that funds health and wellness programs serving residents of Clark or Champaign County, Ohio, through a streamlined application process. Awards of up to $1,000 are available on a rolling basis throughout the year, with no fixed deadline. Projects must support health and wellness for Clark or Champaign County residents. Eligible applicants include 501(c)(3) organizations and other public organizations. Community Health Foundation's broader funding priorities — aligned with local health improvement plans — include Chronic Disease Prevention and Management, Maternal, Infant, and Sexual Health, Mental Health, and Housing and Neighborhood Stability. To apply, submit through Smarter Select and notify Faith Bosland at fbosland@mercy.com or 937-523-7007.

JobsOhio Energy Opportunity Initiative is a grant from JobsOhio that funds companies in Ohio's energy sector through a $100 million total fund providing grants and low-interest loans. The initiative leverages Ohio's advantages as a leading energy state, including its deregulated utility market, abundant resources, lower regulation, and robust electrical grid. Support is targeted at companies in natural gas and nuclear power production sectors to offset costs and facilitate business growth and job creation in Ohio. Eligible applicants are qualifying companies involved in natural gas and nuclear power production operating or locating in Ohio.

Battelle STEM Education Grants are grants from Battelle, in partnership with the Ohio STEM Learning Network, that fund STEM education programming for K-12 students in Ohio. Launched in 2021, the program invests directly in Ohio K-12 teachers and administrators to create new, sustainable STEM education projects. Through philanthropic funding from Battelle, more than 1,094 projects have been awarded, helping Ohio educators build dynamic learning environments where students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Eligible activities include new STEM programming, classroom enrichment projects, and educator-led STEM learning initiatives in Ohio schools. Eligible applicants are organizations in Central Ohio offering STEM education programs for youth, including K-12 schools. Awards are up to $5,000 per project. Battelle has awarded over $900,000 in grants through this program. Visit the Ohio STEM Learning Network website for current application guidelines.

Delta Dental of Ohio General Grant Request is sponsored by Delta Dental Foundation. Supports projects and programs that improve oral health or dental science and increase access to care for underserved populations.

The Ridgecliff Foundation Grant Program is sponsored by The Ridgecliff Foundation. This program supports nonprofit organizations focusing on mental health and chemical dependency in Northeast Ohio. Funding is aimed at education, prevention, and treatment initiatives.

Fire Department Training Reimbursement Grant is sponsored by Ohio Department of Commerce Division of State Fire Marshal. Fire Department Training Reimbursement Grant is a grant from the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of State Fire Marshal that reimburses fire departments for eligible training expenses.

Dayton Climate Resilience Fund is sponsored by City of Dayton (via EPN bulletin). Supports nonprofit projects focused on energy efficiency (and other environmental needs) in Dayton, Ohio.

Fall 2025 Classroom Grant Awards is a grant from the Ohio STEM Learning Network (OSLN) and Battelle that funds classroom projects building STEM innovation across Ohio public schools. In Fall 2025, $900,000 was awarded to 165 schools in 130 school districts, funding 194 projects reaching students in 68 counties. The OSLN STEM Classroom Grant Program launched in 2021 with funding from Battelle. Grants of up to $5,000 per project are available to all Ohio public schools with a qualifying fiscal agent. The program empowers Ohio educators to provide high-quality STEM learning experiences and develop the state's next generation of STEM innovators.

Classroom Facilities Assistance Program (CFAP) is sponsored by Ohio Facilities Construction Commission. Established in 1997, the CFAP takes a comprehensive approach with local districts by addressing the entire facility needs of a district from kindergarten through 12th grade. This program provides funding for new construction, additions, and renovations for K-12 public schools.

Cemetery Grants is sponsored by Ohio Department of Commerce. Provides grants to active cemeteries on a first-come, first-served basis until funding is exhausted.

The Mini-Grant Program is a grant from the Ohio Space Grant Consortium (OSGC) that supports innovative STEM projects developed by Ohio K-12 teachers. The program funds projects and programs from disciplines demonstrating interest in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, helping teachers create engaging classroom experiences aligned with NASA's educational priorities. All principal investigators and students involved must be U.S. citizens. NASA requires 100% cost sharing, meaning the grant requires a 1:1 match of funds, which can be satisfied through cash or in-kind contributions. Eligible applicants are Ohio K-12 teachers interested in developing and implementing innovative STEM projects that connect classroom learning with real-world aerospace and space science applications.

Ohio History Fund Grant is sponsored by Ohio History Connection. Competitive matching grants supporting local history and preservation projects across Ohio, funded by voluntary taxpayer contributions.

Historic Preservation Tax Credits is sponsored by Ohio Department of Development. Offers tax credits for the rehabilitation of historic properties in Ohio.

Grants for Behavioral Health Services is sponsored by Ohio Department of Behavioral Health. The Ohio Department of Behavioral Health administers grants and other opportunities to community providers, nonprofits, local Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health (ADAMH) Boards, and similar eligible community organizations that promote and provide treatment, prevention, a…

The Choose Ohio First Scholarship Program is Ohio's signature STEM scholarship initiative from the Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) that funds scholarships to attract and retain students in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields at Ohio colleges and universities. Awards range from $1,500 to $9,081 per year and are distributed through institutional grants to participating Ohio colleges and universities, which then award scholarships to enrolled students. The program also supports increasing the number of qualified STEM teachers at K-12 and collegiate levels. Eligible recipients are undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in STEM programs at participating Ohio institutions. Institutions must commit to increasing enrollment and completion rates in STEM fields.

OneOhio Recovery Foundation Grant Program is sponsored by OneOhio Recovery Foundation. The OneOhio Recovery Foundation is committed to ensuring all Foundation funding awards support evidence-based, forward-looking strategies for the purposes of prevention, treatment, recovery, and abatement of substance use and co-occurring disorders. This includes various projects across the state of Ohio.

The Cybersecurity Grant and Technical Assistance Program is offered by the Ohio Department of Development to support deployment of advanced cybersecurity technologies for electric utility systems in Ohio. The program funds improvements to security posture, including deployment of cybersecurity tools, participation in threat information sharing programs, and technical assistance to help utilities defend against cyber threats. Eligible applicants include rural electric cooperatives, municipally-owned electric utilities, other state-owned utilities, and small investor-owned utilities in Ohio. Awards range from $1,000 to $1,000,000.

Open Grants is sponsored by Martha Holden Jennings Foundation. The Open Grant program aims to make a positive, lasting impact on student learning and teaching across Ohio. It supports public school districts, non-religious private schools, and non-profit organizations working with public schools in any Ohio county.

Ohio National Guard Scholarship Program (ONGSP) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Higher Education. The Ohio National Guard Scholarship Program encourages young Ohioans to attend school in Ohio and serve in the Ohio National Guard. It provides tuition assistance towards an undergraduate degree.

Advanced Manufacturing Fund is sponsored by MAGNET (Manufacturing Advocacy and Growth Network). This seed fund invests in high-potential early-stage advanced manufacturing companies in Ohio, providing funding and expert advice to help them navigate business building and funding challenges.

Community Grants Program is a grant from the Burton D. Morgan Foundation that funds nonprofit organizations in Ohio to provide microgrants to early-stage entrepreneurs and small businesses. Operating through the Morgan Startup Grants program, participating nonprofits distribute catalytic seed funding—often as small as $500—to help founders move from ideation to action. Since 2021, the program has partnered with 24 organizations to distribute 919 microgrants to 896 ventures. A 2026 expansion for Northeast Ohio community businesses targets businesses generating under $100,000 in annual revenue with a typical grant size of $1,500. Eligible recipient organizations are nonprofits serving youth in Ohio with programs that build entrepreneurial skills or foster business education. Award amounts vary by program track.

Advanced Manufacturing Fund is sponsored by MAGNET (Northeast Ohio's Manufacturing Extension Partner). This fund invests in high-potential early-stage manufacturing companies in Ohio to help them navigate business-building and funding challenges. It offers a combination of funding and expert advice.

Water Infrastructure Grants and Loans is sponsored by Ohio Water Development Authority (OWDA). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

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Fostering Access, Rights and Equity (FARE) Grant Program is sponsored by U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), Women's Bureau and Employment and Training Administration. This program supports community organizations in preventing and responding to gender-based violence and harassment against underserved and marginalized women workers. It funds efforts to improve job quality through projects that address harmful workplace norms, develop programs to mitigate risks, create educational materials, and connect women workers with services, benefits, and legal assistance.

The Climate and Clean Energy Equity Fund is sponsored by The Climate and Clean Energy Equity Fund. Offers sustained, multiyear funding to community partners across 14 states, supporting advocacy, strategic communications, and civic engagement initiatives for equitable climate action.

Community Engagement Grants are grants from the Cavaliers Youth Foundation that fund nonprofit organizations in Ohio providing programs for children, families, and young adults, with a particular focus on at-risk youth. The foundation awarded $725,000 in grants to 126 grantees in 2024. The Cavaliers Youth Foundation operates on a relationship-based engagement model and does not accept unsolicited proposals; grants are made by invitation only. Nonprofits interested in connecting with the foundation should engage through community channels and await an invitation to apply. Eligible organizations are Ohio nonprofits addressing youth and family needs.

OURC/Baker Discretionary Fund is sponsored by Ohio University Research Council (OURC). This fund awards grants to faculty and staff for unique opportunities and emergencies related to research, scholarship, and creative works and activities.

Falls Prevention Program is sponsored by Wayne County Health Department. Partners with local agencies to decrease fall-related injuries for residents 60 and over in Ohio, offering education on home safety, balance programs, risk assessments, and referrals.

Clinical and Translational Science Research Program RFA is a grant from the Clinical and Translational Science Institute at The Ohio State University that funds innovative research developing new concepts, methods, technologies, or practices to advance translational science. Awards provide up to $125,000 per year in direct costs over a two-year period, for a maximum of $250,000. Eligible applicants must hold Principal Investigator status at Ohio State or Nationwide Children's Hospital and be current CTSI members. Faculty salary support, graduate student support, and necessary travel costs are permitted. A pre-application submitted via REDCap is required; full applications are by invitation only. Funds are contingent on NCATS prior approval, with availability beginning August 1, 2026.

Grants for Mental Health and Chemical Dependency Support is a grant program that funds nonprofit organizations providing mental health and substance use disorder services within a ten-county area in Northeast Ohio. The program supports organizations offering direct services, treatment, prevention, and recovery support programs for individuals and communities affected by mental illness and chemical dependency. Grants are awarded on an open cycle with no fixed deadline, allowing organizations to apply at any time. Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations with a focus on mental health and chemical dependency services operating within the designated ten-county Northeast Ohio service area.

A Kid Again Southwest Ohio Chapter is sponsored by A Kid Again. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

Community Grants is sponsored by Painesville Community Improvement Corporation. Offers financial support to organizations and initiatives focused on improving the physical, social, and economic well-being of the Painesville community and its surrounding areas.

Trauma-Informed Care Innovation Grants is sponsored by Ohio Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services (OhioMHAS). These regional grants provide funding to implement innovative approaches, best practices, and prevention and intervention programs related to trauma-informed care. While not exclusively focused on technology, innovative solutions that leverage technology to deliver trauma-informed care services could be considered.

Strategic Research Initiative Grants is sponsored by Ohio State University College of Engineering. Provides one-year grants to advance research in priority areas, aiming to lead to future major funding or commercialization of technologies.

The Wildlife Education Grant Program from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife provides funding to local schools, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and other school-oriented facilities in Ohio that support wildlife education programming. The program promotes conservation awareness and wildlife appreciation among students and community members across the state. Eligible applicants must be Ohio-based educational organizations, government agencies, or nonprofits with a school-oriented mission. This opportunity was active for projects running July 2024 through June 2025. Prospective applicants should check the Ohio Grants Portal for updated funding cycles.

The Columbus Audubon Conservation Grant Program provides funding to nonprofits, businesses, educational institutions, and individuals pursuing innovative conservation strategies in central Ohio. Projects must align with the National Audubon Society's conservation initiatives and focus primarily on central Ohio communities and ecosystems. Columbus Audubon has awarded over $20,000 to conservation projects to date. The 2025 grant winners, announced for projects beginning in 2026, include wetland wildlife programming, bird-friendly backyard habitat initiatives, and migration monitoring research. Eligible organizations are encouraged to submit projects that demonstrate innovative, community-grounded conservation approaches. Applications are reviewed annually.

The Commitment to Access Program (CAP) at Allegheny College covers 100 percent of tuition for Pennsylvania and Ohio students from families earning 50,000 dollars or less per year. The program is open to new first-year and transfer students starting at Allegheny, as well as current students, with no additional application required — eligible students are automatically considered based on income and asset guidelines. CAP is renewable for up to four years or eight semesters, provided eligibility criteria continue to be met and students remain in good academic standing. High school seniors who visit campus by May 1 may also earn a 1,000 dollar per year Visit Grant.

Rising Sun Regional Foundation Grants is sponsored by Rising Sun Regional Foundation. Offers grants to organizations benefiting residents of Ohio and Ripley counties and the cities of Aurora and Batesville in Indiana.

Ohio Maritime Assistance Program (MAP) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT). A competitive grant program supporting strategic maritime infrastructure investments across Ohio.

Brownfield Remediation Program is a grant from the Ohio Department of Development that funds cleanup and remediation of contaminated brownfield sites in Ohio. The program provides grants for remediation activities including site acquisition, environmental assessment, and cleanup of brownfields to return them to productive use. Grants are available for up to $10,000,000. Eligible applicants are Ohio counties, townships, municipal corporations, port authorities, and conservancy districts. The program is designed to support community revitalization across the state by addressing long-standing contaminated sites. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until funding is exhausted.

JobsOhio Research & Development Grant is sponsored by JobsOhio. JobsOhio provides research and development grants to support technology innovation and strengthen company presence in Ohio. For example, a $9 million grant was secured by GE Aerospace for advanced propulsion technology, including Open Fan and compact engine core technologies.

CDBG Economic Development Program is a grant from the Ohio Department of Development that provides funding to non-entitlement cities and counties in Ohio for projects that benefit low- and moderate-income residents. The program supports public infrastructure improvements, business assistance, job creation and retention, neighborhood and downtown revitalization, and critical infrastructure needs. Eligible applicants are non-entitlement local governments acting on behalf of businesses or communities. Competitive set-aside categories include Neighborhood Revitalization, Downtown Revitalization, and Critical Infrastructure. Awards can reach up to $500,000, with allocations determined by formula based on population, per capita income, and local unemployment rates.

Woodruff Foundation Grant is a grant from the Woodruff Foundation that funds transformational, lasting solutions to community needs across the metro Atlanta area and Georgia. The Foundation typically makes a small number of large grants for organizations with strong staff and volunteer board leadership, a broad base of financial support, successful program outcomes, and the capacity to sustain work long-term. Investment areas include education, health, economic opportunity, arts and culture, the environment, and neighborhood revitalization. Most grants support one-time needs rather than ongoing program or operating expenses, and the Foundation prefers to co-fund projects alongside other donors. Eligible applicants are tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organizations with a demonstrated track record in their focus area.

Toledo Walleye Transportation Fund is sponsored by Toledo Community Foundation. This fund offers grants to accredited schools and nonprofit organizations in northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan, facilitating transportation to Toledo Mud Hens baseball or Walleye hockey games.

Residential Public Infrastructure Grant Program is sponsored by Ohio Department of Development. This program helps local governments build, maintain, improve, and expand water and sanitary sewer systems in low- and moderate-income communities.

Lakeland Community Foundation Mini-Grant is sponsored by Community Foundation of Lorain County. Small, rapid-response grants for non-profit organizations based in Lorain County to address immediate needs.

Global Gateways Initiative Grants (OSU) is a grant from the Ohio State University Office of International Affairs that funds faculty-led international partnership development projects. The program supports Ohio State University regular-track or tenure-stream faculty in building or deepening collaborative relationships with institutions in strategic global regions. Awards of up to $35,000 fund activities such as planning trips, workshops, joint research initiation, curriculum development, and other activities that advance mutually beneficial international partnerships. Priority is given to projects aligned with OSU's Global Gateways in key regions. Eligible applicants must be regular-track or tenure-stream Ohio State faculty. Applications are reviewed competitively, and funded projects are expected to lead to longer-term collaborative outcomes.

Racial Equity & Justice Grants is sponsored by Marion Community Foundation. Aims to improve racial equity and justice in Marion County, Ohio; applications accepted annually in February-March.

Focused Funds Grants is sponsored by The Columbus Foundation. The Columbus Foundation offers Focused Funds Grants to enhance community well-being through strategic support for 501(c)(3) nonprofits in central Ohio. Focus areas include environment, health, special populations, and social services.

Power Grants is sponsored by AES Ohio Foundation. Supports new and innovative programs in AES Ohio’s 24-county service territory, focusing on education, employment readiness, health, and human services.

2025 Grant Funding Opportunities is a grant from AmeriHealth Caritas Foundation that funds local nonprofits working to prevent and mitigate adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and promote protective and compensatory childhood experiences (PACEs) that improve long-term physical, mental, and social outcomes for children. The foundation targets programs that directly address root causes of childhood trauma and build resilience in communities with the greatest need. Eligible applicants are local nonprofit organizations focused on children's health and wellbeing. The 2025 grant funding cycle is closed; decisions were expected to be communicated by October 2025. The 2026 application deadline will be announced in early 2026.

Arts Midwest Touring Fund is sponsored by Arts Midwest. The Arts Midwest Touring Fund provides grants to presenting organizations in the performing arts located in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.

Greater Oxford Community Foundation Scholarships is sponsored by Greater Oxford Community Foundation. Provides scholarships to residents of the Greater Oxford, Ohio area for educational programs that benefit the community.

Central Appalachia Living Traditions (CALT) Experiences Grants is a grant from Mid-Atlantic Arts that funds public-facing projects that bring communities together around traditional arts and cultural knowledge in Appalachian counties of Ohio, Virginia, and West Virginia. Eligible projects include workshops, performances, radio broadcasts, podcasts, and fieldwork or archival collections with a public-facing component. Applicants must be individual traditional artists or 501(c)(3) nonprofits, units of local or state government, or federally recognized Tribal governments located in Appalachian Regional Commission-designated counties. Fiscal sponsorship is not allowed. Awards range from $1,000 to $10,000, with no match requirement. The 2026 application deadline was March 18, 2026, with funded projects running July 2026 through June 2027.

ApprenticeOhio is sponsored by Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, Office of Workforce Development. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Grantmaking Program is sponsored by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 9 (administered by The Minneapolis Foundation in the Great Lakes region). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

Individual Development Account (IDA) Program is sponsored by State of Ohio, Department of Job and Family Services. Provides matched savings accounts to low-income individuals for asset-building, including financial education and homeownership.

Technology Validation and Start-up Fund (TVSF) is sponsored by Ohio Third Frontier Commission. The TVSF program offers grants to Ohio companies that are licensing institution-owned technologies, including AI systems, to accelerate commercialization. The grants support activities like market research and prototyping.

Ohio Digital Inclusion Grant Program is sponsored by BroadbandOhio. This program supports the implementation of the Ohio Digital Opportunity Plan, addressing issues beyond connectivity such as affordability, access to devices, and digital skills and technical support. It builds on the work of Regional Digital Inclusion Alliances.

Ohio Third Frontier is sponsored by JobsOhio. Provides funding for technology commercialization and entrepreneurship in Ohio. The program supports businesses in the development and commercialization of innovative technologies.

Women's Health and Wellness Grant Program is a grant from the Ohio Department of Health that funds nonprofit organizations in Ohio focused on women's reproductive health and wellness services. As a Title X program recipient, the Ohio Department of Health supports a statewide network of subrecipient agencies and service sites, including county health departments, reproductive health centers, and federally qualified health centers (FQHCs). Funded services include family planning, pregnancy prevention, STI testing and treatment, preconception health, and basic infertility services, provided voluntarily and confidentially regardless of ability to pay. Awards are up to $100,000.

Thomas H. White Foundation Grants is sponsored by Thomas H. White Foundation. Focuses on education and human services, particularly programs emphasizing science and technology education, workforce readiness, and school retention.

Mini-Grant Program (OSGC) is a grant from the Ohio Space Grant Consortium that supports innovative STEM projects and programs for Ohio K-12 teachers. Funded through NASA, the program promotes science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education with an emphasis on initiatives that create lasting impact beyond the grant period, can be replicated at other schools, and encourage interdisciplinary and multi-teacher collaboration. Awards are capped at $1,000 in OSGC funds and require a 100% cost-share match, which may include cash or in-kind contributions such as personnel time and equipment. All principal investigators, faculty mentors, and students must be U.S. citizens. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

Grow Your Own Teacher Scholarship Program is a grant from the Ohio Department of Higher Education that funds Ohio school district students and staff who commit to becoming teachers in their home district. Recipients receive scholarships of up to $7,500 per year for up to four years in exchange for a minimum four-year teaching commitment in the nominating district. The program is designed to help school districts recruit and retain locally rooted educators. Eligible applicants are students and staff within Ohio school districts nominated by their district. Note: all nomination windows are currently closed and the program is not accepting new nominations at this time.

Manufacturing and Engineering Pathway Programs Innovation Grants is a grant from Battelle Education that funds Ohio public schools and educational organizations developing or expanding manufacturing and engineering career pathway programs for high school students. The pilot program awarded $1.76 million in grants to 10 organizations across 21 Ohio school districts, supported by the Walton Family Foundation. Grants help students earn college credits and industry-recognized credentials before graduation, preparing them for Ohio's manufacturing sector which needs more than 30,000 technicians annually. Funded programs run through July 30, 2026, and include cross-sector partnerships between K-12 schools, higher education, and industry partners.

Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) Grants to States is the largest source of federal funding for library services in the U.S., distributed by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) to State Library Administrative Agencies. In Ohio, the program is administered by the State Library of Ohio. Ohio received $5,448,084 in FY 2024 federal funds, which supports statewide library initiatives and competitive subgrants to public, academic, research, school, and special libraries. Funded projects include electronic database access, computer instruction, summer reading programs, digitization, e-book access, bookmobile service, and outreach to underserved populations. Eligible applicants are libraries in Ohio.

Global Connections Grant is a grant from Ohio Dominican University that provides one year of free on-campus housing to new undergraduate international students, including incoming freshmen and transfer students. Award recipients are automatically considered based on their enrollment — no separate application is required. The grant covers a full year of dormitory housing at Ohio Dominican University's campus. Eligible students must be international students from qualifying countries who are enrolled in eligible degree programs. This award reduces the cost of attending ODU for first-year international students by eliminating on-campus housing fees during their initial year of study.

Oral Health Grant Opportunities is a grant program from the Delta Dental Foundation that funds access, advocacy, education, and workforce development initiatives improving oral health in Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana. The foundation seeks grants that go beyond outputs to demonstrate measurable impact, supporting a broad range of programmatic approaches that advance community oral health. Eligible applicants include nonprofits, government agencies, schools, colleges, and universities serving residents of Michigan, Ohio, or Indiana. Grant amounts are listed in each official funding notice.

Appalachian Export Development Program (AEDP) is a grant from the Ohio Department of Development that supports small businesses in Appalachian Ohio counties seeking to start or expand their export activities. Eligible companies are paired with trained export advisors to develop a customized export plan, and grant funds of up to $15,000 are then available to implement that plan. To qualify, businesses must be located in an Appalachian county as defined by the Appalachian Regional Commission, meet SBA small business size standards, have an exportable product or service, and not have previously received an IMAGE grant. The program accepts five to ten companies per cycle. Interested businesses apply online through the Ohio Department of Development.

IDI Interdisciplinary Research Seed Grant Program is a grant from The Ohio State University Infectious Diseases Institute that funds innovative, interdisciplinary research projects in infectious disease science. Designed to catalyze extramural funding, awards support faculty-led teams bringing together researchers from multiple colleges and departments at OSU. Applications are limited to three pages and must be submitted via the IDI Qualtrics survey as a single PDF by the deadline shown in the RFA timeline. Proposals should include an abstract, interdisciplinary team description, innovation narrative, rationale, research methods, and expected outcomes such as publications and extramural grant applications. Faculty salary is not an allowable budget item. Principal investigators must submit NIH-format biosketches and current and pending funding documentation. Contact IDI Seed Grant chair Vanessa Varaljay at varaljay.1@osu.edu with eligibility questions.

Ohio History Fund Grants is a grant from the Ohio History Connection that funds history-focused projects across Ohio in three categories: Bricks and Mortar (facility improvements), Organizational Development (capacity building), and Programs and Collections (programming and collections care). All grants are competitive and require matching funds, goods, or services from recipients. Expert reviewers from Ohio history organizations evaluate applications through a three-stage process running September through February. Eligible applicants are Ohio-based historical organizations, museums, and cultural institutions. Applications are submitted through an online portal. Ohio History Fund grants support professional standards and best practices, with detailed guidelines specifying eligibility requirements, project categories, and evaluation criteria.

Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (Title II) Formula Grant Program is sponsored by Ohio Department of Youth Services (DYS) / Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). This federal program provides annual funding to Ohio to assist the state in preventing and reducing delinquency and addressing juvenile crime.

Undergraduate Experiential Learning Stewardship Grant is a grant from Ohio University that funds making Experiential Learning More Affordable Contact experiential.learning@ohio.edu to answer any questions you might have about experiential learning and student funding. Undergraduate Experiential Learning Awards are available to individual undergraduate students. Students may apply for any amount between $100-$1,500. Eligible applicants include Ohio University faculty, staff, and student organizations. Funds available for 365 days from approval, possibly spanning up to two years.. Award amounts: Not specified; funds available for 365 days from approval, possibly up to two years.

Recycle Ohio Grant program is sponsored by Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency awards grants to support recycling, litter prevention, and clean-up projects in northwest Ohio.

AI Fluency at Ohio State: November 2025 is a grant from Ohio State University that funds professional development and teaching support activities related to artificial intelligence fluency across the university community. The initiative includes a Teaching and Learning to Build AI Fluency endorsement open to all who teach or support instruction at Ohio State, with a $300 professional development incentive available to those completing the endorsement between December 2025 and August 2027. The initiative encompasses faculty hiring, AI workshops for first-year students, a Faculty Advisory Council, and resources from the Drake Institute for Teaching and Learning to help instructors integrate AI responsibly into courses and curricula.

AI Fluency at Ohio State: February 2026 is a grant from Ohio State University that funds faculty development and curricular integration of artificial intelligence fluency across university colleges and programs. The initiative supports colleges in developing academic roadmaps showing how undergraduates will build and use AI skills within their majors. The Drake Institute for Teaching and Learning provides professional development resources to help instructors incorporate AI effectively and responsibly. The program is part of Ohio State's broader AI Fluency initiative, which includes a Faculty Advisory Council, first-year student AI workshops, and a five-year plan to hire 100 new tenure-track faculty with AI expertise.

Ohio TechCred Grant is sponsored by Ohio Department of Development. This grant offers funding for Ohio-based businesses to train their workforce in technology-focused skills, including AI and automation, to boost productivity and skills. It is highly accessible for registered Ohio businesses with W2 employees.

Grant Opportunities is sponsored by State of Ohio. The Ohio Grants Partnership website, created by Ohio&#39;s Office of Budget and Management, is a resource for state agencies and subrecipients of the state to access training, best practice resources,

Digital Access Grants (Central Ohio Digital Access Fund) is sponsored by The Columbus Foundation (for Central Ohio Digital Access Fund). These grants support programming designed to offer training or technical support, or expanding the affordability and accessibility of digital technology and the internet to individuals and communities with limited access.

Choose Ohio First (COF) STEM Scholarships is sponsored by Ohio Department of Higher Education. Scholarships for students pursuing STEM degrees at Ohio institutions, aiming to enhance the state's competitiveness in STEM fields.

Voinovich School STEM Education Grants is sponsored by Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service. Grants promoting STEM education in Southeast Ohio, supporting programs like STEM field trips and teacher professional development.

University Outreach and Engagement Documenting Impact Grant is sponsored by The Ohio State University. Grant supporting STEM outreach efforts in local schools, including interactive workshops and mentorship programs.

$10 Million Initiative to Support Ohio Women Facing Substance Use Disorders is sponsored by Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services. Ohio's Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services awarded funds to 45 providers across the state to support pregnant women and mothers of young children with substance use disorders.

The Strengthening Partnerships for Women's Treatment in Montgomery County (SPWTMC) Project is a grant from Montgomery County Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) that funds organizations providing substance use disorder treatment and wraparound support services for women in Montgomery County, Ohio. The program prioritizes integrated care models that address the complex needs of women with substance use disorders, including mental health co-occurring conditions, childcare, and housing supports. Total available funding exceeds $422,000. Eligible applicants are organizations operating in Montgomery County, Ohio with demonstrated capacity to serve women with substance use disorder needs. No current application deadline is publicly listed; check the ADAMHS Board for Montgomery County's website for active solicitations.

Disability Foundation Grants 2026 is sponsored by The Disability Foundation. Supports direct services for individuals living with disabilities in Ohio, focusing on specific projects or equipment that directly benefit individuals with disabilities.

Women's Business Enterprise Loan Program is sponsored by Ohio Department of Development. Loans for women-owned businesses at or below market rates, up to 3% interest.

Funding for Empowering Women Entrepreneurs to Succeed is sponsored by The Grant Portal. Grants to support women entrepreneurs in launching, growing, and sustaining their businesses.

The Charlotte R. Schmidlapp Fund Fifth Third is sponsored by Fifth Third Bank. Supports initiatives that empower and assist women and girls in achieving self-sufficiency.

Market Development Grant is sponsored by Ohio EPA. This grant provides Ohio businesses (manufacturers, recyclers, material processors) opportunities to create or expand recycling processing capacity and recycled material production. This includes funding for equipment specifically needed to remanufacture recyclable materials into bulk raw material or finished product. Businesses are required to partner with a government sponsor.

Catalyst Grants is sponsored by The Ohio State University Translational Data Analytics Institute (TDAI). These grants aim to bridge the gap between AI research and its practical application in public health. The initiative focuses on fostering collaboration between academics and state public health workers to leverage AI's potential to improve public health, including areas like epidemiology and disease surveillance.

Entrepreneurs' Center (EC) Ohio Third Frontier Commission Technology Validation and Start-up Fund (TVSF) is sponsored by Ohio Third Frontier Commission (administered by Entrepreneurs' Center). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

2026 Seed Grant RFA is sponsored by Neurological Research Institute at Ohio State Medical Center. Supports neuroscience-related research projects, with priority given to junior faculty and trainees, particularly those focusing on neurobiology of aging and neurodegeneration.

Fire Department Equipment Grant (Ohio) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Commerce, Division of State Fire Marshal. This grant assists qualifying fire departments in Ohio with purchasing protective clothing, self-contained breathing apparatuses (SCBA), communications equipment, and other eligible miscellaneous equipment.

Community Grants Program (Marion County) is a grant from the Marion Community Foundation that funds nonprofit organizations and charities serving Marion County, Ohio, across a wide range of charitable purposes including arts and culture, education, health and wellness, community development, animal welfare, and human services. The program welcomes grants for new or existing programs that respond to community needs and challenges. The foundation also offers a special grant track that challenges nonprofits to think innovatively and propose collaborative, multi-year initiatives that tackle critical community issues and position Marion for future success. The 2026 application period opens in June-July 2026. Eligible applicants must be 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations or organizations with equivalent tax-exempt status. Grant amounts are not publicly specified. A separate Racial Equity and Justice Grants track is also available for organizations working to improve racial equity and justice in Marion County. The 2026 awards for that track are anticipated to be announced in June.

Education Grantmaking Initiatives is sponsored by Akron Community Foundation. Funds programs focusing on kindergarten readiness, third-grade reading, eighth-grade math, and college and career readiness, as well as early learning programs for children from birth to age 5. Also supports reading programs, vocational training, and enrichment activities.

Montgomery County Solid Waste District 2025-26 School Waste Reduction and Education Grant is sponsored by Montgomery County Solid Waste Management District. Assists K-12 public and private schools in Montgomery County, Ohio, with projects focused on waste reduction, recycling, and environmental education.

Residential Development Revolving Loan Program (RDRLP) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Development. Low-interest loans for local governments to fund public infrastructure needed to support new single-family residential development.

Innovation Fund is sponsored by Innovation Fund (Nonprofit). The Innovation Fund provides seed funding for technology startups throughout the Northeast Ohio region, aiming to accelerate their growth through early-stage funding and education. Funding Option A is for proof-of-concept and validating new technologies, while Option B is for testing business models, customer acquisition, new hires, and market testing.

Ohio School Safety and Security Grant (SSSG) Program is sponsored by Ohio School Safety Center. This program provides funding for various school safety measures, including active shooter response training/equipment, silent panic alarms, and alert systems.

Human Service Grants is sponsored by Reinberger Foundation. Supports organizations helping underserved individuals achieve self-sufficiency and community enrichment.

Victim Assistance Program (Ohio Crime Victim Compensation) is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General's Office (Federal Crime Victims Fund). This program provides financial assistance to eligible individuals who are victims of crime in Ohio and have exhausted other forms of assistance. Funds can cover crime-related expenses like medical care, lost wages, and funeral assistance.

Community Responsive Grants Program is sponsored by Stark Community Foundation. Provides funding to organizations addressing evolving needs in Stark County, Ohio.

EXPAND ENERGY STEM GRANTS is sponsored by Expand Energy (in partnership with the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio). Expand Energy, in partnership with the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio (FAO), provides grants to K-12 teachers in Brooke, Ohio, Marshall, and Wetzel county schools for projects that incorporate STEM concepts into classrooms.

STEM Education Grants is sponsored by State of Ohio Department of Education. Provides funding to nonprofit organizations for STEM education programs in Ohio schools.

Grants Made in 2025 is sponsored by Bruening Foundation. Provides grants to organizations supporting children and families in Ohio, including initiatives for early childhood mental health services and family support.

Artist Opportunities (Individual Excellence Awards, Artist with Disabilities Access Program) is a grant from the Ohio Arts Council that funds professional development for individual artists in Ohio, including those with disabilities. The Artists with Disabilities Access Program (ADAP) provides resources to help artists with disabilities advance their artistic practices, supporting creative and performing artists across Ohio. Application for the 2027 cycle opens November 3, 2025, with a deadline of May 1, 2026, and a project period of July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. Eligible applicants must be Ohio residents aged 18 or older with a disability as defined by the ADA, with professional exhibition or performance experience within the past three years.

Wayne County Community Foundation Grants is sponsored by Wayne County Community Foundation. Provides grants to organizations in Wayne County, OH, across various sectors including health, education, and community services.

Study Abroad Grants and Scholarships is a grant program from The Ohio State University Office of International Affairs that funds undergraduate and graduate students participating in study abroad programs. Awards typically range from $150 to $3,000 and may be based on major, program type, academic interests, documented financial need, or donor specifications. Two annual scholarship competitions are offered — one covering winter break and spring semester programs, and one covering summer, autumn semester, and full-year programs. All applications are managed through ScholarshipUniverse, which automatically matches students to eligible awards from a single application. Students must begin a program application on Ohio State's study abroad platform before they can be considered for scholarships. External funding sources outside the university may also be available.

International Student Grant is a grant from The Ohio State University Office of International Affairs that provides emergency financial assistance to international students facing hardship. Awards of up to $5,000 are available each semester to help eligible students complete their degrees. Grants are primarily intended for non-immigrant F-1 or J-1 students within two semesters of graduation who have demonstrated financial need. Students not yet near graduation may still qualify if they have experienced a compelling, unforeseen emergency such as conflict in their home country, a serious medical event, being a victim of a crime, or a natural disaster. Eligible applicants must have a minimum GPA of 2.5 (undergrads) or 3.0 (graduate), have never received an OIA grant at their current degree level, and not be in their first academic year. Awards are posted directly to student accounts.

Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Plan for America — Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Parts A and B is sponsored by Department of Health And Human Services. The purpose of this initiative is to focus resources in 48 counties, Washington, D.C., San Juan, Puerto Rico (PR), and seven states with the highest incidence or burden of HIV to implement effective and innovative strategies, interventions, approaches, and services to reduce new HIV infections in the United States. To reduce the new HIV infections in the U.S., the Ending the HIV Epidemic in the U.S. focuses on four key strategies: • Diagnose all people with HIV as early as possible; • Treat people with HIV rapidly and effectively to reach sustained viral suppression; • Prevent new HIV transmissions by using proven interventions; and • Respond quickly to potential HIV outbreaks to get needed prevention and treatment services to people who need them. This listing is currently active. Program number: 93.686. Last updated on 2026-01-06.

Grants to Organizations is a grant from the Nord Family Foundation that funds nonprofit organizations working in arts and culture, civic affairs, education, and health and social services, with a primary focus on Lorain County, Ohio. Most grants support program-related activities, with limited capital grants available when projects serve under-resourced populations or leverage significant additional community funding. The foundation has a particular interest in projects that address root causes of social problems. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofits primarily serving Lorain County, Ohio, with selective grants also available to organizations in Boston, MA; Columbia, SC; Cuyahoga County, OH; Denver, CO; and Penn Yan, NY. Award amounts vary; the foundation does not fund academic research, debt reduction, event sponsorships, or individuals.

Parker's Purpose Foundation Assistance is a grant from Parker's Purpose Foundation that funds Ohio families with a minor child facing a life-altering illness or disability who are experiencing financial crisis due to unforeseen medical expenses. The program provides direct financial assistance for specific bills, equipment, and other needs as stated by the recipient. All applications must be submitted online and include a minimum 250-word description of the situation and need. Families can receive assistance only once every two years. Eligible applicants are Ohio families with a child 18 and under with a life-altering illness or disability experiencing financial hardship from unexpected medical costs. Maximum grant awards are $1,000 per family.

Sustainability Research Seed Grant is sponsored by Sustainability Institute at Ohio State University. Sustainability Research Seed Grant is a grant from Sustainability Institute at Ohio State University that funds interdisciplinary faculty research teams tackling sustainability and resilience challenges.

Jon Peterson Special Needs Scholarship Program is a grant from the Ohio Department of Education that funds tuition scholarships for Ohio students with disabilities to attend a participating provider of their family's choice, including private schools or homeschool programs. Students must have an Individualized Education Program (IEP) from their public school district, and the scholarship amount is based on the student's primary disability condition as identified in their Evaluation Team Report (ETR). Beginning September 30, 2025, students ages 3 and 4 with a compliant ETR and IEP in one of 13 IDEA disability categories are eligible. Eligible applicants are Ohio students ages 3 through 21 with a finalized IEP who enroll with a participating JPSN scholarship provider. Awards reach up to $27,000 annually.

Technology Validation and Startup Fund (TVSF) is sponsored by Ohio Third Frontier Commission (Ohio Department of Development). This program provides grants to Ohio companies aiming to license institution-owned technologies to accelerate commercialization through activities such as market research and further prototyping. Past awards have supported healthtech startups developing technologies in artificial intelligence.

2026 Resident Engagement Grant Program is sponsored by Wean Foundation. Supports nonprofit organizations in Warren and Youngstown, Ohio, focusing on resident engagement projects that enhance community well-being.

BJ's Charitable Foundation Community Grants is a grant program from BJ's Charitable Foundation that funds nonprofits addressing hunger prevention and education in communities served by BJ's Wholesale Club stores. The Foundation supports hunger relief through food banks, soup kitchens, food pantries, and food programs, funding food purchases and agency capacity building. In education, the Foundation supports programs that provide academic and vocational opportunities for disadvantaged individuals. Awards of up to $50,000 are available. Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations located in states with BJ's locations, including Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, and Virginia. Organizations should visit the BJ's Charitable Foundation website for current application cycles and requirements.

Habitat Restoration Project Management is sponsored by Ohio River Foundation. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

Diversity and Inclusion Program Funding in Ohio Schools is sponsored by Ohio State Programs (administered through The Grant Portal for informational purposes). This initiative aims to significantly reduce incidents of hate crimes by fostering an environment of inclusivity and understanding across Ohio schools. It focuses on integrating workshops and activities that celebrate diverse cultures and providing tools and training to embed these themes within curricula, with an emphasis on interactive learning experiences.

KeyBank Foundation Community Development Grants is sponsored by KeyBank Foundation. Supports initiatives focusing on neighborhood revitalization, workforce development, and financial inclusion to build stronger, more resilient communities.

Program Repairs Grant (Ohio) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Children and Youth (DCY) and Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS). Aimed at making necessary repairs and renovations to existing early learning facilities. Covers repairs such as plumbing, roofing, and ensuring accessibility for children with special needs.

Community Impact Grants is sponsored by Greater Cincinnati Foundation. Supports organizations working toward a more equitable and vibrant region through education, health, and economic mobility projects.

Runaway & Homeless Youth (RHY) Program is sponsored by U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

African American Community Fund Grant is sponsored by African American Community Fund. Supports Black-led and Black-serving nonprofit and public organizations in Appalachian Ohio's 32 counties, funding projects in arts and culture, community development, education, environmental stewardship, and health and human services.

Families Advancing Rural AI is a grant from the Ohio Statewide Family Engagement Center at The Ohio State University, in partnership with the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce, that funds AI literacy education for students and families in rural middle schools. The program seeks six rural Ohio middle schools to join a grant proposal supporting safe and responsible AI use, ethical issues such as deepfakes and misinformation, and AI's connection to future careers. Parents and students complete the free program entirely at home with no classroom resources required. If funded, each participating school receives a $1,000 stipend for a designated school coordinator, who is also responsible for hosting one community listening event and recruiting 80 families to participate. School principals or superintendents in rural Ohio are eligible to express interest.

Coastal Wetlands Planning, Protection and Restoration is sponsored by Department of the Interior. To provide competitive matching grants to coastal States for coastal wetlands conservation projects. The Coastal Wetlands Planning, Protection, and Restoration Act (Section 305, Title III, Public Law 101-646 U.S.C. 3954) established the National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant Program to acquire, restore, and enhance wetlands in coastal States. This listing is currently active. Program number: 15.614. Last updated on 2025-08-21.

International Market Support Program is sponsored by Ohio Department of Development. The Ohio Department of Development works with international representatives to provide opportunities for Ohio businesses to increase export sales and create jobs.

School Safety and Security Grant is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General / Ohio Schools Council. This grant provides funding for a wide variety of security and safety equipment such as radios, panic buttons, access control, security cameras, and bollards. It has also been modified to include HVAC improvements/upgrades.

State of Ohio Security Grant (SFY26 OSG) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Public Safety (ODPS)/ Ohio Emergency Management Agency (Ohio EMA). Provides grants to eligible Ohio nonprofit organizations, houses of worship, chartered nonpublic schools, and licensed preschools for security improvements to prevent, prepare for, or respond to acts of terrorism.

Multi-Agency Radio Communication System (MARCS) Grant (Ohio) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Commerce Division of State Fire Marshal (SFM). This program provides grant funding for eligible recipients to purchase systems, equipment, and/or services that are part of, integrated with, or interoperable with the State of Ohio's Multi-Agency Radio Communication System (MARCS) for fire protection services.

Oral Health Grant Opportunities (General Grants) is a funding resource that consolidates multiple grant opportunities from dental associations and oral health foundations for organizations working to improve oral health access, education, research, and workforce development. Programs within this portal support community dental clinics, professional training, public health campaigns, and oral health equity initiatives across diverse populations. Eligible applicants vary by individual opportunity but generally include non-profit organizations, dental schools, community health centers, and public health agencies. Award amounts, deadlines, and specific eligibility requirements differ across the listed opportunities; applicants should review each program individually.

Workforce Safety Innovation Grant is sponsored by Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC). This grant supports research and development of innovations in personal protective equipment (PPE) and personal protective technology (PPT) to improve workplace safety in Ohio. Projects include developing digital twin technology to monitor worker movements, smart safety helmets with integrated sensors, and cloud-based platforms to assess and mitigate low back injuries.

Women's Endowment Fund Grants (Akron Community Foundation) is sponsored by Akron Community Foundation (Women's Endowment Fund). The Women's Endowment Fund supports nonprofit organizations in Wayne County, Ohio, focusing on women's education, economic empowerment, and health. Grants are awarded for project, start-up, and capacity-building initiatives.

Medical Mutual of Ohio Charitable Foundation is sponsored by Medical Mutual of Ohio Charitable Foundation. Medical Mutual of Ohio Charitable Foundation is a grant program from Medical Mutual of Ohio Charitable Foundation that funds nonprofit partners addressing healthcare access, affordability, and health equity across Ohio.

Honda USA Foundation Grants is sponsored by Honda USA Foundation. Supports STEM education initiatives in specific states where Honda operates.

BJ's Charitable Foundation Grants are grants from BJ's Charitable Foundation, the philanthropic arm of BJ's Wholesale Club, that fund nonprofit organizations addressing hunger prevention and education in communities where BJ's operates. Hunger prevention grants support food banks, soup kitchens, and food pantries through the purchase of food, supplies, food programs, and agency capacity building. Education grants support academic and vocational opportunities for disadvantaged individuals, including literacy programs, mentoring, tutoring, and career development. Since 2005, the foundation has distributed over $19 million to more than 2,300 community organizations. Eligible applicants are registered 501(c)(3) nonprofits located in Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, and Virginia. Award amounts vary. Visit the BJ's Charitable Foundation website for current application details.

The Kenneth A. Scott Charitable Trust Grants is sponsored by The Kenneth A. Scott Charitable Trust. Invites proposals from active 501(c)(3) humane organizations based in the USA for projects designed to enhance the well-being of animals in Ohio and in the Great Lakes region (IL, IN, MI, WI, Western PA, Upstate NY, and Northeastern MN).

The Stocker Foundation Grants is sponsored by The Stocker Foundation. Supports innovative educational programs aimed at bridging the literacy gap in underserved communities, with a focus on STEAM initiatives.

JobsOhio Workforce Grant is sponsored by JobsOhio (Private Nonprofit Corporation). The JobsOhio Workforce Grant promotes economic development, business expansion, and job creation by providing funding for improving worker skills and abilities in Ohio. Grant decisions consider factors such as job creation, additional payroll, fixed-asset investment, and return on investment. The grant focuses on a company's training costs.

Technology Validation and Start-up Fund (TVSF) - Phase 1 is sponsored by Ohio Third Frontier (Ohio Department of Development). Phase 1 awards are intended for Ohio research institutions to help with the cost of viability testing and prototypes for new technologies. Awards can help demonstrate the commercial viability of a technology and help prepare a proof-of-concept for commercialization.

The 2024 Youth Entrepreneurship Grants - Community Initiatives program is a funding effort from the Burton D. Morgan Foundation that supports organizations developing entrepreneurial mindset, agency, and skills in youth, particularly in Northeast Ohio. Community Initiative grants provide up to $150,000 to support programs and activities that cultivate entrepreneurship among young people. Past recipients have included organizations like Emmanuel Christian Academy, which received $20,000 to support entrepreneurship activities, and the Effective Leadership Academy, which received $5,000 for youth entrepreneurship programming. The foundation prioritizes programs that create lasting entrepreneurial culture among youth.

Ohio STEM Learning Network Classroom Grants is sponsored by Battelle Memorial Institute. Provides competitive grants to Ohio educators for innovative STEM learning projects that connect classroom learning to real-world careers.

Farmers for Soil Health is sponsored by Farmers for Soil Health (in partnership with NCAT-ATTRA, Walton Family Foundation, DTN, USDA-NRCS). This program offers financial assistance to farmers to offset cover crop start-up costs. It aims to enhance soil health practices like planting cover crops to improve the environment and farmer profitability, providing financial incentives and local research-based technical support.

Gun Violence Prevention Grants is a grant from The Episcopal Diocese of Ohio that funds congregational initiatives aimed at reducing and preventing violence, with a particular focus on gun violence in local communities. Grants support community-oriented projects that address the roots of violence rather than parish security measures. Eligible applicants are congregations and faith-based organizations within the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio. Awards are limited to a maximum of $750 per grant, and an evaluation process is required. No deadline information is currently available.

Federal Programs is sponsored by State of Ohio. Finance & Funding Graduation Requirements Gifted Education Integrated Student Supp Category: Education.

Ohio BWC Safety Grants Program FY26 is sponsored by Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC). Ohio schools are eligible for the BWC Safety and Security Grant, which can be used to purchase a wide range of security equipment, including cameras, access control systems, and panic buttons.

ODA Foundation Access to Oral Care Grants from the Ontario Dental Association (ODA) Foundation fund projects expanding access to dental care for underserved and vulnerable populations in Ontario. Grants support community dental clinics, mobile dental programs, school-based oral health initiatives, and programs serving Indigenous communities, homeless individuals, and low-income families. Eligible applicants are registered non-profit organizations, community health centres, and dental programs with active operations in Ontario. Award amounts vary based on project scope and demonstrated community need; organizations should consult the ODA Foundation for current cycle details.

The OHIO Online Incentive Scholarships are awards from Ohio University that provide tuition discounts to qualifying students enrolling in eligible online degree programs for the 2025-2026 academic year. Eligible populations include veterans and active duty military members (including guardsmen and reservists), Ohio University alumni, and employees of partner organizations. Undergraduate alumni and partner employees receive a 10% tuition discount on eligible online undergraduate programs, while graduate alumni receive a 15% discount on eligible online graduate programs. Eligible programs span undergraduate and graduate offerings, and new students must be members of a qualifying group to receive the incentive scholarship.

Fulbright Specialist Program (FY 2027) is sponsored by U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA). The Fulbright Specialist Program selects American academics and professionals to travel to countries worldwide for two-to-six week projects.

Economic Development Assistance Program (EDAP) is sponsored by Ohio Development Services Agency. Supports manufacturing facility construction, infrastructure, equipment acquisition, and job creation in Ohio through grants to local governments, nonprofits, and eligible businesses.

Global Gateways Initiative Grants is sponsored by Ohio State University Office of International Affairs – Global Gateways and Partnerships. Supports faculty projects that align with the goals of the Global Gateways in Brazil, China, and India, fostering international collaborations.

Connect and Collaborate Grants is sponsored by Office of International Affairs and GOHi, Ohio State University. Encourages partnerships that catalyze engaged teaching, research, and service programs with measurable and sustainable benefits.

Virtual Exchange Global Teaching and Learning Grant is sponsored by Ohio State University Office of International Affairs. Encourages faculty to develop internationally focused learning and cultural exchanges using various platforms, aiming to internationalize learning experiences beyond traditional classrooms or study abroad.

Sector Building Grants is sponsored by The Columbus Foundation. The Sector Building grant program supports programming that builds and sustains the infrastructure of the nonprofit sector. These grants provide funding to programs or organizations that support the administrative or capacity building needs of three or more nonprofits.

Kickstart Facility Grant Program is sponsored by Ohio State University Institute for Materials and Manufacturing Research. Offers grants to demonstrate materials-related research results using shared campus research facilities.

Women-Owned Business Grant Program is sponsored by The Grant Portal. Provides grants to support women-owned businesses in Ohio.

GIVE Yoga Fund is sponsored by GIVE Yoga (Columbus, Ohio). The GIVE Yoga Fund provides grants to nonprofits in Columbus, Ohio, to make the tools of yoga and mindfulness available to all regardless of socioeconomic status or background. Categories include Education, Food & Nutrition, Housing, Environment, Health, and Social Services.

Technology Validation and Start-up Fund (TVSF) is sponsored by Ohio Third Frontier Commission, Ohio Department of Development. The TVSF program provides grants to Ohio companies aiming to license institution-owned technologies to accelerate commercialization. An example of a past award includes commercializing an artificial intelligence system, with the technology being licensed by the U.

Alumni Grant for Graduate Research and Scholarship (AGGRS) Program is sponsored by The Ohio State University Graduate School. This program provides small grants to support the research and scholarship of doctoral or terminal master's degree candidates for their dissertations or theses. While eligibility is tied to financial need, awards are made on the merit of the proposal, which must be for work that is essential to the dissertation or thesis.

Arts and Humanities Small Grant Program is sponsored by The Ohio State University, College of Arts & Humanities. The Graduate Research Small Grants Program is designed to enhance opportunities for graduate students in Arts & Humanities to conduct research by offering supplemental financial support on a competitive basis.

America 250 Grants is sponsored by Marion Community Foundation. Supports programs focused on local heritage, civic engagement, and community development in Marion County, Ohio.

Workforce Development Grant Funding Opportunity (Southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky) is sponsored by Duke Energy Foundation. This grant opportunity supports southwest Ohio and northern Kentucky nonprofit organizations that address workforce development training needs, particularly for jobs vital to the energy industry and other pressing workforce development needs in Duke Energy's Ohio/Kentucky servic…

Campus Safety Grant Program is an Ohio Department of Higher Education initiative (administered through the Ohio Department of Public Safety) seeking proposals to help public and private Ohio colleges and universities enhance security measures and student safety. The program focuses on institutional responses to threats of violent crime, terror attacks, hate crimes, and harassment. Required application materials include a cover letter, grant application, budget and narrative, and a security vulnerability assessment where applicable. Interim and final expense reports are required post-award. Applications must be submitted to ODHEsafetygrants@highered.ohio.gov. The submission deadline for the most recent cycle was November 12, 2025. Award amounts vary based on project scope.

Huntington Bank Grant Program is sponsored by Huntington National Bank. Huntington Bank awards grants four times a year to qualifying non-profits to support communities, cities, and states in which they serve.

Challenge Grants is sponsored by Jeffris Family Foundation. Provides challenge grants to invited projects ready to launch a capital campaign for historic preservation.

ApprenticeOhio Training Reimbursement Grants is sponsored by Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS). ODJFS provides grants to employers and sponsors to cover apprenticeship training costs incurred since July 1, 2020.

Open Grants Program is sponsored by MARTHA HOLDEN JENNINGS FOUNDATION. Supports innovative projects that enhance student learning and teaching in Ohio's PK-12 public schools.

MHJF Open Grants is sponsored by Martha Holden Jennings Foundation. Supports innovative projects that enhance student learning and teaching in Ohio's PK-12 schools.

Fish and Aquatic Conservation - Aquatic Invasive Species is sponsored by Department of the Interior. Details vary by subprogram. The Aquatic Nuisance Species Task Force (ANSTF) subprogram provides support for ANSTF Regional Panels and State/Interstate Aquatic Nuisance Species Management Plans (ANS). ANSTF funding helps the six regional ANSTF panels established under the Nonindigenous Aquatic Nuisance Prevention and Control Act (NANPCA) to carry out their responsibilities under NANPCA, including engaging stakeholders, identifying priorities, coordinating activities, and providing advice. ANS funding authorized in NANPCA supports state or interstate organizations to implement their ANSTF-approved ANS Plans. Only states or interstate organizations with an approved plan are eligible for this annual support. The Invasive Carp subprogram works cooperatively with partners to assess priority needs across the Mississippi River Sub-basins (Upper Mississippi River, Missouri River, Arkansas-Red-White River, Lower Mississippi River, Tennessee Cumberland River, and Ohio River including in Kentucky Lake, Lake Barkley) and the Great Lakes and determine the most effective allocation of resources to support goals identified in the Management and Control Plan for Bighead, Black, Grass, and Silver Carps in the United States (National Plan). The Quagga/Zebra Mussel Action Plan (QZAP) subprogram funds projects addressing the top priorities in the Quagga/Zebra Mussel Action Plan for Western U.S. Waters (QZAP 2.0) and will be limited to states within the boundaries of the Western Regional Panel within the United States. Projects may address limiting the spread of invasive mussels through: 1) protecting western ecosystems through support and/or establishment of prevention programs for invasive mussels at identified high risk control points; 2) limiting the spread of invasive mussels through containment by increasing compliance with federal, state, local and tribal laws; 3) increasing the effectiveness of outreach and education efforts to help advance prevention efforts; 4) building capacity to detect and respond to new invasive mussel infestations; and 5) conducting research that benefits the priorities listed above, including (but not limited to) social science research to evaluate the effectiveness of invasive species prevention messaging. This listing is currently active. Program number: 15.608. Last updated on 2025-07-25.

Mini-Grant Program (STEM) is sponsored by Ohio Space Grant Consortium (OSGC). The OSGC mini-grant program is designed to support innovative projects and programs from disciplines demonstrating interests in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).

Comprehensive Literacy State Development Grant is sponsored by U.S. Department of Education. This grant supports teaching and learning opportunities to help more Ohio students advance their literacy skills, with a focus on those who have been traditionally underserved.

STEM Classroom Grant Program is sponsored by Battelle. Provides competitive grants to fuel innovative STEM learning projects in Ohio classrooms.

The Disability Foundation Grants 2026 is sponsored by The Disability Foundation. Grants supporting direct services for individuals with disabilities in Ohio.

Digital Access Grants (The Central Ohio Digital Access Fund) is sponsored by The Columbus Foundation. This fund supports programming designed to offer training or technical support, or to expand the affordability and accessibility of digital technology and the internet to individuals and communities with limited access.

New Center Start-Up Grant (Early Care and Education Access Grants) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Children and Youth and Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. Designed for new early childhood centers, public schools, preschools, and family child care providers. This grant covers expenses such as facility costs, staff onboarding, and educational materials.

Ohio Education Grants for Teachers and School Innovation Funding is sponsored by Various (Ohio public school systems). These grant opportunities support educational improvement efforts within public school systems in Ohio, generally intended to strengthen teaching and school innovation.

Ohio Charity Foundation Grant is sponsored by Ohio Charity Foundation. The Ohio Charity Foundation manages funds that provide annual grant opportunities to Diocesan agencies, schools, parishes, and other faith-based or nonprofit organizations located within the State of Ohio, whose missions are consistent with the moral and social teaching of the C…

Teach CS Grant Program is sponsored by Chancellor of Higher Education. Supports increasing the number of Ohio teachers qualified to teach computer science through various pathways.

Program Expansion Grant (Early Care and Education Access Grants) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Children and Youth and Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. For existing early childhood programs looking to expand their capacity. Grants can be used for facility expansion, hiring new staff, and purchasing classroom supplies.

Jon Peterson Special Needs Scholarship is sponsored by Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. Provides scholarships to students with an Individualized Education Program (IEP) to attend participating private schools or receive home instruction.

College Credit Plus is sponsored by Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. Allows students to earn college and high school credits simultaneously by taking college courses from community colleges or universities.

Cleveland Foundation Standard Grant Application is sponsored by Cleveland Foundation. Supports tax-exempt agencies in Cuyahoga, Lake, and Geauga counties, focusing on long-term impact and immediate community needs.

Ohio Charity Foundation Grants is sponsored by Ohio Charity Foundation. Annual grants for Catholic and other nonprofit organizations in Ohio aligned with Catholic social teaching, supporting projects to save lives, alleviate suffering, end poverty, and promote just societies.

Ingram-White Castle Foundation Grants is sponsored by Ingram-White Castle Foundation. Supports educational programs and human services, which may include chess literacy initiatives.

Entrepreneurial Services Provider (ESP) Program is a program from the Ohio Third Frontier Commission, delivered in partnership with the University of Toledo and Jumpstart Inc., that supports technology-based entrepreneurs and companies in Ohio with funding, technical assistance, and commercialization services. Focus sectors include advanced manufacturing, advanced materials, biomedical, energy, life sciences, sensors, and software/IT. The program combines venture capital principles with nonprofit economic development to help entrepreneurs start and grow companies through direct investment, market research support, sales and marketing assistance, investor readiness coaching, and growth planning. Eligible applicants are technology-based entrepreneurs and companies in Ohio. Award amounts are not publicly specified and vary based on program funding availability.

Expand Energy STEM Education Fund is sponsored by Foundation for Appalachian Ohio (in partnership with Expand Energy). This fund supports K-12 STEM education in Belmont, Guernsey, and Monroe counties in Ohio. It invites public school districts and educators to apply for grants for innovative STEM projects, with priority given to local organizations.

Ohio's TechCred Grant for AI Automation is a grant from the Ohio Department of Development that funds workforce upskilling in AI and automation technologies for Ohio-based businesses. Companies can receive up to $180,000 per year to train their W2 employees in AI and automation tools. The application takes approximately 20 minutes to complete. Any Ohio-based business with W2 employees is eligible to apply. The program is particularly relevant for employers in industries like senior care and healthcare, where AI automation can drive cost reductions. LeadingAge Ohio hosts educational webinars to help members understand how to leverage TechCred for AI tool implementation. This grant can significantly offset the cost of professional AI training and certification programs.

Step Outside Grant Program is sponsored by ODNR Division of Wildlife (Ohio Department of Natural Resources). The Step Outside Grant Program promotes outdoor skills such as fishing, hunting, trapping, archery, and shooting sports. These grants provide funding for activities that are otherwise unaffordable for the sponsoring agency or organization, with an emphasis on educational value and hands-on experience.

Appalachian Children's Health Initiative (ACHI) Grant Program is a funding opportunity from the Appalachian Children Coalition that supports local providers and school districts in improving the health and well-being of children in Ohio's 32 Appalachian counties. The program focuses on prevention programming, expanding school-based health services, and recruiting behavioral health professionals to serve rural Appalachian communities. Grants are designed to promote trauma-informed approaches, community investment in youth-focused programs, and increased access to mental and physical healthcare inside communities. Eligible applicants are local service providers and school districts operating in Appalachian Ohio counties.

Summer Youth Program Grants is a City of Columbus, Ohio initiative that funds 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations delivering summer programming to youth ages 5 to 18 living within the city's corporate boundaries. The program distributed $7,490,500 across 105 organizations to support youth development programming during the summer months from May through September. Priority is given to programs serving youth in Columbus's designated Opportunity Neighborhoods, including Hilltop, Linden, Franklinton, South Side, Near East, Southeast, Northeast, Northland, Far East Side, and Far West Side. Eligible outcomes include improved academic performance, health and well-being, and career readiness. Nonprofits must be registered 501(c)(3) organizations that directly administer the proposed summer program. The 2026 application window has closed.

Trauma-Informed Care Innovation Grant is an Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (OhioMHAS) program that awards regional grants to support innovative trauma-informed care (TIC) services across Ohio. Awards of $9,360 support nine regional entities working to incorporate and expand TIC services in clinical, organizational, and recovery spaces. The program invests in new approaches, best practices, and prevention and intervention programs to reach families, organizations, and communities in each of Ohio's six TIC collaborative regions. Eligible applicants are nonprofits in Ohio implementing trauma-informed care practices. Grants are evaluated based on their potential to develop, implement, and evaluate TIC approaches that can be shared and scaled across the state.

Nonprofit grants from Community Fund Ohio is a grant program from Community Fund Ohio that funds Ohio-based nonprofit organizations serving people with disabilities, supporting service expansion, accessibility, and community inclusion. The program supports projects including accessible vehicle acquisition, assistive technology, facility improvements, and other initiatives that expand services for Ohioans with disabilities. Community Fund Ohio's mission is to create opportunities that empower Ohioans with disabilities to live fuller, more independent lives. Eligible applicants are Ohio-based nonprofit organizations serving people with disabilities. Specific award amounts are determined per project; individual grants for persons with disabilities are available up to a ,500 lifetime cap.

The Reinberger Foundation Education Grants is a grant from The Reinberger Foundation that funds educational programs serving underserved populations in Northeast and Central Ohio. The program supports schools and organizations providing in-school and out-of-school-time programming for underserved school-age youth, as well as adult education, literacy, and workforce development initiatives. The foundation focuses its giving in Cuyahoga County and Franklin County (Columbus). Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofits operating within Ohio; priority is given to organizations that have received foundation support in the past five years. Grant amounts are unspecified, and applications begin with a Letter of Inquiry through the foundation's online portal.

K-12 School Safety Grant Program is sponsored by Ohio Facilities Construction Commission. Launched by Ohio Governor DeWine, this program helps schools pay for physical security expenses, including new security cameras, public address systems, automatic door locks, visitor badging systems, and exterior lighting.

AI^{(X)} Hub is sponsored by The Ohio State University. AI(X) Hub is a grant from The Ohio State University that provides resources, expertise, and guidance to Ohio State researchers, faculty, and students seeking to integrate artificial intelligence into research and scholarship across disciplines.

General Grant Requests is a grant program from the Delta Dental Foundation that funds oral health access, advocacy, education, and workforce development initiatives in Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana. The foundation seeks grantees who can demonstrate measurable impact beyond simple outputs, using a family of measures that captures outcomes, processes, and unintended effects of their work. Eligible applicants include nonprofits, government agencies, schools, colleges, and universities serving the three-state region. Awards exceed $10,000 and are not available to individuals or for general overhead expenses.

Central Ohio STEM Innovation Grants is sponsored by Battelle. Invests in out-of-classroom STEM programs for students in Central Ohio, covering various STEM fields.

STEM Program of Excellence Designation is sponsored by Ohio STEM Committee. STEM Program of Excellence Designation is a program from the Ohio STEM Committee, Ohio STEM Learning Network, and the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce that recognizes and awards schools demonstrating excellence in STEM and STEAM education.

Drug Use Prevention Grant is sponsored by Ohio Attorney General. This grant awards funds to law enforcement agencies to establish and implement drug abuse resistance education programs in public schools. Programs eligible include D. A. R. E. Programs and School Resource Officer Drug Use Prevention Programs.

Pathway Home 6 Grant Program is sponsored by Ohio Department of Youth Services. Supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes for youth-serving entities in Ohio.

YNN Flex Funds Program is sponsored by Youth Navigator Network (YNN). Offers financial assistance to former foster youth aged 21 and 22 in Ohio to address immediate and one-time financial needs, such as housing application fees and work attire.

Strategic Funding Areas Grants is sponsored by American Muslim Community Foundation (AMCF). AMCF offers grants across six strategic funding areas including Diversity and Inclusion in Muslim Spaces, Uplifting Humanity at Home (social services, combating homelessness, hunger, domestic violence, Islamophobia, mental health), Empowering Civic Engagement and Protecting Civil Rights, Education, Innovation, Creativity and Entrepreneurship, Building a Global Ummah for Good, and Muslims as Khulafa' (Stewards) of the Earth.

Ohio Third Frontier Program is sponsored by State of Ohio. Offers funding and support to technology-based startups in Ohio.

Pediatric Cancer Research is sponsored by Ohio Department of Children and Youth (DCY). Solicits applications for research on the causes, diagnoses, prevention, and treatment of pediatric cancer. This includes developing new approaches to researching causes, treating pediatric cancer, as well as the side effects of cancer treatment, discovering and developing new drugs, clinical trials, neurosurgery, other surgical interventions, diagnostics, and care management.

Tuscora Park Health & Wellness Foundation Grant is sponsored by Tuscora Park Health & Wellness Foundation. Supports recovery operations in northeast Ohio, including eye donation programs.

Ohio Cancer Research Seed Money Grants is sponsored by Ohio Cancer Research. Supports research activities broadly related to all forms of cancer. Funding is specifically intended to generate critical “seed” data that will increase the applicant's success in federal grant applications in the one-two years following OCR funding.

Technology Validation and Startup Fund (TVSF) is sponsored by Ohio Third Frontier Commission. The TVSF program provides grants to Ohio companies aiming to license institution-owned technologies to accelerate commercialization through activities such as market research and further prototyping.

Healthy Aging Grants is sponsored by Ohio Department of Aging (ODA). The Healthy Aging grant program supports local aging services focused on helping Ohioans ages 60 and older stay healthy, live longer, and maintain their independence.

Cavaliers Youth Foundation Grants (Ohio) is sponsored by Cavaliers Youth Foundation. The Cavaliers Youth Foundation supports youth services in Ohio by funding nonprofit organizations that provide programs for children, families, and young adults.

Elevate! Grants is sponsored by City of Columbus, Ohio. Strengthens the capacity of nonprofits serving households with incomes below the ALICE threshold in Columbus and Franklin County.

AES Ohio Foundation Youth Services Grants is sponsored by AES Ohio Foundation. AES Ohio Foundation provides funding for innovative programs that build skills for youth, support after-school education, and promote employment readiness. Programs addressing basic needs, health, arts, and diversity are also considered.

Ralph R. and Grace B. Jones Foundation Grants is sponsored by Ralph R. and Grace B. Jones Foundation. This foundation focuses its grantmaking on community improvement, education, mental health care, and youth and family services. They have previously supported organizations offering supportive housing and transitional services for individuals in substance use recovery.

Ohio Work Ready Grant Program (OWRG) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Higher Education. The Ohio Work Ready Grant (OWRG) provides funding to Ohio residents enrolled in eligible credit and noncredit programs leading to an industry-recognized credential, certificate, or degree that prepares them for an in-demand job.

Ohio Work Ready Grant Program is a grant from the Ohio Department of Higher Education that funds Ohio students enrolled in credential, certificate, or degree programs that lead to in-demand jobs in high-priority industries. The program supports both credit and noncredit pathways at eligible Ohio institutions. Award amounts are up to $3,000 per year for full-time degree-seeking students, up to $2,000 per year for part-time students, and up to $2,000 for students in short-term credential programs. Eligible applicants must be Ohio residents, have completed the FAFSA with a Student Aid Index of 3,750 or less, and be enrolled in a qualified program under eligible CIP codes. Students may receive the grant for up to six semesters. No application deadline is listed; funding is available on a rolling basis.

Nurse Education Assistance Loan Program (NEALP) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Higher Education. NEALP provides financial assistance to Ohio students enrolled in an approved Ohio nurse education program. It funds nurses who intend to serve as instructors or students who intend to serve as nurses after graduation.

Bruening Foundation Grants is sponsored by Bruening Foundation. Bruening Foundation Grants is a grant program from the Bruening Foundation that funds nonprofit organizations in Cuyahoga County, Ohio working to help families thrive.

AI Fluency Forum is sponsored by The Ohio State University. AI Fluency Forum is a grant from The Ohio State University that supports a collaborative professional development event for Ohio State educators to share experiences, tackle challenges, and explore new approaches to using artificial intelligence in teaching and research.

Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Grantmaking Program (Great Lakes Region) is sponsored by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 5 / The Minneapolis Foundation. The Minneapolis Foundation, in partnership with the Midwest Environmental Justice Network, NDN Collective, and RE-AMP Network, will award environmental justice grants to organizations working in and for underserved communities throughout the Great Lakes region (Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin, and 37 federally recognized tribal nations). Grants will be awarded in three tiers: Assessment and Engagement (up to $150,000) and Project Development and Implementation (up to $350,000).

Individual Grants (Ohio) is sponsored by Community Fund Ohio. These grants provide access to resources that improve the daily lives of Ohio residents with developmental disabilities, including assistive technology, adaptive equipment, home modifications, and specialized therapy services.

Women & Philanthropy Grants is sponsored by The Ohio State University. Provides funding for innovative projects proposed by Ohio State faculty and staff, with members voting on grant recipients.

Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Grantmaking Program is sponsored by The Minneapolis Foundation (for the Great Lakes region). This program supports community-based nonprofits in the Great Lakes region, including Ohio, with a focus on underserved communities.

Bruening Foundation Proactive Grants is sponsored by Bruening Foundation. Bruening Foundation Proactive Grants is a grant from the Bruening Foundation that funds nonprofit organizations in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, focused on helping families with young children thrive through its Thriving Families grantmaking strategy.

Community Connection Grants is sponsored by The Episcopal Diocese of Ohio. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

Ohio Work Ready Grant Program is sponsored by Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE). This program provides grant funding to Ohio residents enrolled in eligible credit and noncredit programs that lead to an industry-recognized credential, certificate, or degree and prepares them for an in-demand job.

STEM Education Initiatives is sponsored by Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. Programs aimed at enhancing STEM education through partnerships and career exploration with community entities.

Ohio K-12 Network Subsidy Grant is sponsored by Ohio Department of Education. Offers funding to support technology infrastructure in K-12 schools across Ohio.

Corporate Giving Programs is sponsored by Various Ohio-based corporations. Corporate social responsibility programs offering grants in science and technology sectors.

Mini-Grant Program (Ohio Space Grant Consortium) is sponsored by Ohio Space Grant Consortium (NASA). This mini-grant program supports innovative K-12 STEM projects and programs in Ohio. It requires a 1:1 cost-sharing match and aims to promote STEM education with impact beyond the grant period.

Air Force Defense Research Sciences Program is sponsored by Department of Defense - Air Force. This program targets local STEM High Schools within a 35-mile radius of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB), Area B, to engage high school students in basic R&D directly related to the technical objectives of AFRL/RQ, including participation in AFRL/RQ related student extern…

Scarlet & Grants - Private Funding Opportunities Database is sponsored by The Ohio State University. A searchable database providing access to over 800 privately funded grant opportunities targeting various domains, including science and technology.

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4% Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) with Bond Gap Financing (BGF) Program is sponsored by Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA). Supports the development of affordable rental housing in Ohio by providing tax credits and financing to bridge funding gaps.

Oatey Foundation Grants is sponsored by Oatey Foundation. Supports education, health care, economic independence, and cultural activities in Cuyahoga County, Ohio.

FY26 Competitive Demonstration Grant is sponsored by Ohio Department of Health (likely, based on context). This program supports health promotion and disease prevention among minority Ohioans who are economically disadvantaged, with a focus on specific health issues including infant mortality (through doula services).

A Kid Again Northern Ohio Chapter is sponsored by A Kid Again. A Kid Again Northern Ohio Chapter is a children's charity based in Cleveland, Ohio, that supports families raising children living with life-threatening conditions across the Northern Ohio region.

Ohio STEP – The Ohio Academy of Science is sponsored by The Ohio Academy of Science. A STEM innovation and entrepreneurship program promoting critical thinking and an entrepreneurial mindset through experiential learning.

Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (OhioMHAS). Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) is a federally funded grant administered in Ohio by the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (OhioMHAS) that funds outreach and mental health services for homeless individuals and those at risk of …

Abington Foundation Grants is sponsored by Abington Foundation. Promotes education, health care, economic independence, and cultural activities in Cuyahoga County, Ohio.

Ariel Foundation Grants is sponsored by Ariel Foundation. Focuses on improving quality of life in Mount Vernon, Ohio, through support for parks, arts, and education.

Grow Ohio Grant is sponsored by Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. Supports farm-to-school projects that provide agricultural education opportunities for children.

Grant for Encouraging Study of AI Capabilities, Theoretical Foundations, and Collaborative Innovations With Diverse STEM Contributions in Ohio (USA) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Development. This grant from the Ohio Department of Development funds AI research, STEM education, and collaborative technology innovation in Ohio.

Ohio Federal Research Network (OFRN) Round 7 is sponsored by Ohio Department of Higher Education. Funds collaborative projects advancing defense and aerospace innovation, strengthening partnerships among Ohio’s universities, research institutions, and industry.

Ohio Space Grant Consortium Mini-Grant Program is sponsored by National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) via Ohio Space Grant Consortium (OSGC). This program supports innovative projects and programs from disciplines demonstrating interests in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), and is available to Ohio K-12 teachers.

Technology Validation and Start-up Fund (TVSF) - Phase 1 is sponsored by Ohio Department of Development (Ohio Third Frontier). Phase 1 awards are for Ohio research institutions to fund viability testing and prototypes for new technologies, demonstrating commercial viability and preparing proof-of-concept for commercialization.

Central Ohio STEM Grant is sponsored by Battelle. This competitive grant funds 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations to develop or expand innovative K-12 STEM education programs that provide students with access to creative, engaging learning opportunities outside of the classroom in Central Ohio (Delaware, Fairfield, Franklin, Lic…

Spark Awards is sponsored by Clinical and Translational Science Institute at Ohio State University. Supports preliminary research and pilot studies to generate data for future grant applications or scientific initiatives.

College of Engineering Strategic Research Initiative Grants is sponsored by Ohio State University College of Engineering. Provides funding to advance research in priority areas, aiming to lead to major funding or commercialization of technologies.

Central Ohio STEM Innovation Grant 2025 is sponsored by Battelle. Supports innovative STEM education projects in Central Ohio, aiming to enhance student engagement and learning outcomes.

Instrumentation and Infrastructure Grants is sponsored by College of Arts and Sciences at Ohio State University. Offers grants to tenure-track faculty for replacing outdated equipment or upgrading existing infrastructure.

Battelle STEM Education Grants is sponsored by Battelle. Supports sustainable STEM-based educational projects in Ohio classrooms, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Mini-Grant Program (Ohio Space Grant Consortium) is sponsored by Ohio Space Grant Consortium (NASA Affiliate). This program supports innovative projects and programs in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) for Ohio K-12 teachers.

Global Gateways Initiative Grants (OSU) is sponsored by Ohio State University Office of International Affairs – Global Gateways and Partnerships. Grants to support faculty‑driven international collaboration research or academic events involving Brazil, China, or India.

2026 Ohio History Fund Grants is sponsored by Ohio History Connection. 2026 Ohio History Fund Grants is a grant from the Ohio History Connection that funds community history organizations across Ohio in three categories: Bricks and Mortar (facilities and physical preservation), Organizational Development (capacity building and planning), and Progra…

Ohio Incumbent Workforce Training Voucher Program is sponsored by Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. This program provides training funds to Ohio's incumbent workforce through a public-private partnership. The goal is to allow employers to retain and grow their existing Ohio workforce and create a statewide workforce that can meet present and future demands.

Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. This program gives eligible Ohio employers a federal tax credit for hiring individuals from nine target groups of disadvantaged job seekers.

Amber Grant for Women is sponsored by Women'sNet. Monthly $10,000 grants for women entrepreneurs, with annual $50,000 grants for winners.

Gifts of Kindness Fund is sponsored by The Columbus Foundation. Provides one-time grants to individuals and families in central Ohio facing unexpected hardships, covering expenses like housing, transportation, medical bills, and utilities.

21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) Program is sponsored by Ohio Department of Education & Workforce. Supports community learning centers providing academic enrichment and youth development opportunities for students from economically disadvantaged families.

Callahan Foundation Grants is sponsored by Callahan Foundation. Supports higher education, arts, and social services in Northeast Ohio.

International Affairs Grant (Ohio State University internal grant) is sponsored by Ohio State University (various departments listed). This grant is awarded to research projects that explore the languages, cultures, arts, politics, economy, or socio-demographic aspects of a foreign region, and may include global issues.

JobsOhio Small Business Grant is a grant from JobsOhio that funds eligible small businesses in Ohio seeking to grow their operations through qualified capital investments. The program offers up to $50,000 in financial assistance for facility acquisition or improvements, equipment, and industry-specific software. Eligible applicants are Ohio-based small businesses with annual revenues between $100,000 and $25 million, at least one year of operating history, and operations within one of JobsOhio's 10 target B2B industries. Applicants must demonstrate a minimum 10% increase in payroll or employment as a result of the project. Retail operations and professional services are not eligible. Businesses apply through a regional JobsOhio Network Partner.