Technology Grants
Technology innovation, IT infrastructure, and digital transformation grants.
Fund Yellowstone Bison Conservation: Get Grants!
Are you involved in wildlife conservation or ecological research? This grant supports ongoing studies and monitoring of wild bison populations, contributing to their preservation.
Get Funding for Research & Preservation Projects
If your organization is involved in archaeological research or data recovery, you may be eligible for funding through a task agreement with the National Park Service. This award supports critical projects that help preserve and understand our nation's history and natural resources.
Get Grants for El Salvador Business Growth & Impact!
El Salvador-based organizations can receive funding to boost entrepreneurship, economic growth, and sustainable practices. This program supports projects that strengthen educational exchange, promote social inclusion, and professionalize media.
Grant Funding: Advance Childhood Cancer Research
This grant supports crucial research into the long-term health outcomes for childhood cancer survivors. It funds a vital, multi-institutional study of over 24,000 survivors and sibling controls to understand the effects of cancer treatments.
Get Funding: Upgrade LA County Stormwater Drainage
This grant is for entities in Los Angeles County looking to integrate major underground stormwater drainage features into the National Hydrography Dataset. Funding supports research and data integration for this vital infrastructure project.
Win Funding for Creative Memorial Projects
Are you an innovator with groundbreaking ideas for public commemoration? The National Park Service is seeking visionary concepts to shape the future of memorials in the nation's capital, offering opportunities to showcase your work.
Fund Your Health Initiatives: CDC Grants Available!
Non-profit organizations and public health entities can receive funding to implement programs that prevent and control diseases, improve public health services, and promote healthier communities. This grant is specifically for operational activities and not for research purposes.
Funding for Wildlife Research & Conservation Projects
This notice indicates potential funding for projects focused on genetic assessment of endangered species populations, specifically the Mountain Yellow-legged Frog, within national parks. Eligible entities are research institutions and partners collaborating with the National Park Service on conservation initiatives.
Get Funding for Global Health Research Centers
This grant supports planning for research centers focused on non-communicable diseases in low and middle-income countries. It's for collaborative teams aiming to boost research capabilities and address regional health challenges.
Secure Funding for Environmental Monitoring Projects
Non-profit organizations and research institutions can apply for funding to implement long-term monitoring programs focused on seagrass habitats and detecting environmental changes. This grant aims to provide crucial data for decision-makers to inform policy and management practices.
Unlock Research Funding for Cell Interaction Breakthroughs!
NIH is funding inter-disciplinary research networks to explore how molecules interact within cells and how these interactions drive function. Businesses can leverage this to integrate diverse research strategies, apply challenging technologies, or pilot emerging tools for groundbreaking cell biology studies.
Fund Your Environmental Research: Rio Grande Ecohydrology Studies
Are you a researcher or organization focused on water quality and environmental conditions? This opportunity from the National Park Service funds critical ecohydrology studies along the Big Bend reach of the Rio Grande.
Get Funding: Conserve Red Wolves & Advance Wildlife Recovery
This is an exclusive opportunity for Lincoln Park Zoo to receive grant funding from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The funds are dedicated to developing crucial population models for red wolves, directly supporting their conservation and recovery efforts.
Get Funding for Wildlife Protection Projects
Non-profits and research institutions can receive funding to identify and remove abandoned fishing traps that harm Diamondback Terrapins and other wildlife. This initiative aims to protect endangered species and their habitats.
NIH Grants: Fund Your Cell Research Collaborations!
Are you a researcher or scientist focused on understanding how molecules interact within cells? This NIH grant supports inter-disciplinary collaborations to advance your studies on macromolecular function, integrating new strategies and potentially expensive technologies to drive biological innovation.
Get Funds to Map & Improve Your Stormwater System
Washington State municipalities can secure funding to enhance their National Hydrography Dataset (NHD) by accurately mapping permitted stormwater discharge points and their network connections. This initiative aims to improve stormwater management and compliance.
Historic Preservation Grants for Unique Buildings
This funding is not for new applications, but to inform about a planned award for a Historic Structure Report on the Oregon Caves Chalet. It supports partners like the University of Oregon in preserving significant architectural heritage.
Fund Your Park Project: Get Grant Money
Non-profits focused on nature and conservation can receive funding for projects that connect people with national parks. This cooperative agreement supports initiatives that foster engagement and preservation within park systems.
NIH Grants: Fund Your DSD Research
Seeking to advance research on disorders of sex development (DSD)? The NIH is funding studies focused on diagnosis, surgical outcomes, psychosocial impacts, clinical management, and long-term health effects for individuals with DSD and their families.
Funded Research: Improve DSD Diagnosis & Care
Researchers focusing on improving diagnosis, outcomes, psychosocial impacts, or clinical management for individuals with disorders of sex development (DSD) can apply for funding. This grant supports developing scientific foundations and fostering collaboration to enhance developmental outcomes for DSD conditions.