The ASME Foundation Engineering for Change Fellowships and Grants is a program from the ASME Foundation that supports early-career engineers and final-year engineering students working on sustainable development solutions. The 5-month E4C Fellowship offers up to $50,000 in support, pairing fellows with industry partners on Impact Projects in Design for Good, Impact Research, and Advancing Workflows categories aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Fellows work remotely in diverse, interdisciplinary teams and benefit from a structured learning curriculum, one-on-one mentorship, and networking with peers and changemakers worldwide. The program targets early-career technical professionals and final-year engineering students, with near gender parity, and welcomes applicants affiliated with nonprofits or academic institutions.

BNSF Foundation Horses Spirits Healing Support is a corporate foundation grant from the BNSF Foundation that funds nonprofit equine therapy programs serving Montana veterans, with Horses Spirits Healing as an exemplar recipient. The BNSF Foundation's funding priorities include environmental and conservation projects, health and human services (particularly homelessness, hunger, and public safety), STEM education programs, and organizations with connections to BNSF or the rail industry. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) public charities, first responder organizations, local government divisions, and Native American tribes. Major gift requests over $10,000 require contacting the Foundation before submitting an application. Applications are submitted online through the Blackbaud YourCause GrantsConnect portal. Interested organizations should review the BNSF Foundation Policies section at bnsffoundation.org before applying to confirm eligibility.

Safety First Grant is a grant from the Norfolk Southern Foundation that funds public safety and emergency response programs for tax-exempt nonprofits and government entities operating along Norfolk Southern's rail network. The program supports initiatives that protect communities, reduce accidents, and strengthen emergency preparedness in the 22 states where Norfolk Southern operates. Grants range from $1,000 to $15,000. Eligible applicants are tax-exempt nonprofits or government entities with a demonstrated focus on public safety and emergency response, particularly in communities near Norfolk Southern rail infrastructure.

Dan & Margaret Maddox Fund 2026 RFP is a grant from the Dan & Margaret Maddox Fund that funds nonprofit organizations serving communities in Middle Tennessee. This annual request for proposals invites proposals from nonprofits engaged in community-responsive work aligned with the Fund's philanthropic priorities, which include social inclusion and human services. The Fund is known for flexible, trust-based grantmaking that supports organizations addressing local needs in the Nashville and greater Middle Tennessee region. Eligible applicants are nonprofits serving Middle Tennessee. The application deadline was March 20, 2026. Prospective applicants should visit maddoxfund.org for current guidelines and submission requirements.