National Opportunities — Available throughout the U.S. Grants for Systemic Social Justice Litigation The Barbara McDowell Social Justice Center awards grants to organizations undertaking systemic social justice litigation across fifteen issue areas, including housing, healthcare, disability rights, environmental justice, immigration, voting rights, and Native American rights. Foundation Invests in Climate Resiliency and Conservation The Justin Brooks Fisher Foundation supports organizations and initiatives across the United States working to address the climate crisis. Funding Work on Democracy, Media, Environment, and More The Park Foundation supports organizations working on environmental protection, civic participation, media, democracy, and animal welfare at the national level.

Funding Opportunities National Opportunities — Available throughout the U.S. Funding to Drive Policy on Leadership, Climate, and International AffairsThe Henry M. Jackson Foundation supports nonprofits and think tanks working on values-based leadership, climate change mitigation, and human rights and international relations. Strengthening Public Middle School EducationThe All Points North Foundation supports U.S.-based projects that strengthen public middle school education and teacher training in underserved urban and rural communities. AI and Cloud Technology Grants for NonprofitsThe Amazon Web Services Imagine Grant supports registered nonprofits using cloud technology to accelerate their missions through pilot projects, proofs of concept, or expanded programs.

National Opportunities — Available throughout the U.S. Research Grants on Racial Equity in Education The Spencer Foundation's Racial Equity Research Grants invest in education research that contributes to understanding and disrupting racial inequality and advancing educational equity at all levels and settings of learning. Pro Bono Support for Bankruptcy Legal Services The American College of Bankruptcy Foundation's Pro Bono Grant Program supports nonprofit legal services organizations with projects related to bankruptcy law and debtor-creditor counseling and education. Funding to Encourage Nonpartisan Civic Engagement Across the U.S.The Herb Block Foundation's Encouraging Citizen Involvement program focuses on civic engagement initiatives that promote a responsible and responsive democratic government.

Culinary Job Training for Adults Facing Employment Barriers The Jacques Pépin Foundation Application deadline: May 1, 2026Grant amount: Up to $10,000Target population: Unemployed or under-employed adultsDescription: The Jacques Pépin Foundation provides unrestricted funding to nonprofit culinary programs across the U.S. that provide free job training for adults facing significant barriers to employment. This may include individuals impacted by the justice system, those experiencing homelessness, and people in recovery. Funded programs must offer no-cost training along with wraparound services such as case management, job placement assistance, or other supports that help participants secure long-term employment in the food industry. Grants to Implement Zero Suicide in Health Systems Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Application deadline: April 20, 2026Grant amount: $400,000–$700,000Geographic scope: NationalTarget population: Adults at risk of suicideDescription: AMHSA’s Zero Suicide program provides funding to healthcare systems to implement the Zero Suicide framework for adults at risk of suicide. The framework is built on core principles: committing to eliminate suicide through improved access and quality of care, managing care across the health system, and using evidence-based clinical practices to reduce suicide risk. Eligible applicants include community-based primary care or behavioral health settings, state and local health agencies, U.S. territories, and Tribal organizations. Awards are cooperative agreements for up to five years.

National Opportunities — Available throughout the U.S. Women of Color Driving Environmental SolutionsRachel’s Network’s Catalyst Award recognizes women environmental leaders of color across the U.S. and its territories who are advancing solutions for a healthy planet. Innovative Ministry Grants for U.S. ChurchesThe Brotherhood Mutual Foundation supports church-led initiatives that aim to strengthen local communities through creative and collaborative ministry efforts. General Operating Support for Adult Literacy ProgramsProLiteracy’s Literacy Opportunity Fund provides general operating grants to U.S.-based nonprofit organizations delivering direct adult literacy services.