Technology Grants
Technology innovation, IT infrastructure, and digital transformation grants.
Get Funding to Support Military Families & Veterans!
Are you a business with a mission to support military members, veterans, and their families? This grant from the American Red Cross, funded by the Department of Defense, can help you expand vital services like emergency communications and healthcare support.
Get SBA Funding to Boost Your Business Growth!
If you're a current recipient of an SBA Small Business Development Center (SBDC) award, this is your chance to secure additional funding. This program is specifically designed to support SBDC Lead Offices in expanding their services and resources for small businesses.
Unlock Funds for Odonates Research at Cape Cod!
This announcement is for organizations interested in a cooperative agreement with the National Park Service to study Odonates (dragonflies and damselflies) at Cape Cod National Seashore. The funding is for research on the status and distribution of these insects within the park.
Get Funding for Land Conservation & Wildfire Prevention
This grant supports projects by organizations focused on training veterans and youth in land conservation, aiming to improve public safety and wildlife habitats. Funds are available to reduce wildfire risks and enhance ecological health through pinyon-juniper thinning and hazard tree removal.
Get Funding for Habitat Projects!
Environmental organizations and public land managers are invited to partner on projects that conserve and restore habitats within the National Elk Refuge. This funding supports crucial weed control and environmental restoration efforts.
Fund Your Syrian Business Growth & Stability
Syrian moderate opposition groups focused on enhancing security, justice, and economic activity are eligible for funding. This grant supports efforts to stabilize communities, decrease violence, and foster legitimate political and social growth.
Funded Conservation Projects for Native American Outreach
This announcement confirms funding for a specific recipient already selected to collaborate with the National Park Service and Maine Indian Tribes on conservation, outreach, and education projects. The funding will support the development of public educational materials and technical assistance related to the history and culture of the Maine Indian Tribes.
Fund Your Archaeological Research Projects
This program offers funding to the University of New Mexico to train archaeology and anthropology students in landscape-scale cultural resource assessment and management. Funds will support the development of databases, inventorying, and modeling tools for enhanced resource protection and student professional growth.
Funded Projects: Boost Your Business with Grants!
This announcement is not for general applications but signals funding for specific interpretive products at Pullman National Monument. The Historic Pullman Foundation will receive funds to create an updated film and an interactive 3D map.
Get Funding for Water Quality Projects
This grant is for organizations focused on protecting the Lake Fork River and Cebolla Creek watersheds. Funds will support crucial water quality monitoring and data collection efforts, with opportunities to assist in grant proposals and public outreach for water quality improvements.
Get Funding for Youth Conservation & Trail Projects
This funding supports organizations like the Conservation Corps of Minnesota and Iowa in engaging young people in natural resource management and conservation projects, including trail rehabilitation and disaster response.
Grant Funding: Inspire Learning about Maine's Wabanaki Tribes
This Cooperative Agreement funds community history and archaeology projects focused on the Wabanaki Tribes of Maine, fostering new learning opportunities. While no new applications are being accepted, this award highlights opportunities for impactful collaborations.
Get Funding for Native Conservation Projects
This program offers grants to Native American organizations and tribal communities to support conservation efforts on tribal lands. Funds can be used for projects aimed at preserving natural resources, cultural heritage, and ecosystems.
Fund Your Oral Health Research: NIH Grants Available
This NIH grant is for researchers and businesses looking to analyze existing oral or craniofacial data, or develop new statistical methods for this data. Secure funding to advance oral health research and innovation.
Grant for States & Tribes to Build Veterans Cemeteries
Are you a state, territory, or federally recognized tribal government? Apply for grants to establish and maintain new veterans cemeteries, honoring our nation's heroes.
Get Funding to Combat Major Diseases in Pacific Islands
This grant supports organizations working to prevent and control HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, STDs, and TB in U.S. Affiliated Pacific Islands. Funding is available to implement innovative strategies and strengthen public health programs.
Secure Funding for Climate-Impacted Ecosystem Research
Are you a CESU partner in California? This grant supports innovative research using radiocarbon techniques to understand permafrost thaw and its impact on carbon flow in aquatic ecosystems, crucial for assessing environmental changes. Secure funding to advance critical ecological studies and contribute to vital environmental research.
Get Funding for Wildlife Disease Research & Prediction!
Are you a CESU partner focused on wildlife health? Secure funding to develop predictive models for emerging diseases like White-Nose Syndrome, crucial for informed management decisions and wildlife conservation.
NIH Grants: Fund Your Dietary Supplement Research
Are you a researcher investigating the health benefits of dietary supplements? This NIH program offers supplemental funding to expand your existing research or initiate new studies focused on health maintenance and disease prevention through dietary supplements.
Get Funding for Wildlife Health Research & Data Analysis
This funding supports organizations looking to enhance wildlife health research and data analysis capabilities for the US Geological Survey. Grants aim to improve understanding of disease risks, impacts on various species, and to evaluate management solutions.