Apply for a Grant
Foundation For The Carolinas’ Apply for a Grant program funds nonprofit projects using research-based approaches to address diverse community needs across 13 counties in the Carolinas.
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Funder: Foundation For The Carolinas
Due Dates: January 5–February 2 (Margaret C. Woodson Foundation) | January 12–February 6 (Cole Foundation/Community Foundation of Richmond County) | January 13–February 26 (Longleaf Fund) | March 2–March 27 (Cherokee & Iredell County Community Foundations) | April 6–May 1 (Stanly County Community Foundation/Cole Foundation/Community Foundation of Richmond County) | May 4–May 29 (Lincoln County, invitation-only) | June 1–June 26 (Lancaster County, invitation-only) | July 6–July 31 (Union & York County, York invitation-only) | July 13–August 7 (Cole Foundation/Community Foundation of Richmond County) | July 24–August 21 (Salisbury-Rowan Community Foundation) | July 31–August 28 (Lexington Area Community Foundation) | August 3–August 28 (Cleveland County, invitation-only) | August 31–September 25 (Cabarrus County Community Foundation) | October 12–November 6 (Cole Foundation/Community Foundation of Richmond County)
Funding Amounts: Award sizes and duration vary by program; generally one-year grants, funding range depends on the specific program and funder.
Summary: Competitive grant programs supporting nonprofit projects that address community needs in the Carolinas region.
Key Information: Multiple cycles and programs; eligibility and deadlines depend on county and fund.
Description
Foundation For The Carolinas (FFTC) offers a broad suite of competitive grant opportunities through its "Apply for a Grant" program, connecting nonprofits to funding that supports impactful community projects across a 13-county region in North and South Carolina. FFTC manages these programs on behalf of fundholders, regional affiliates, and special initiatives, emphasizing transparency, collaboration, and purposeful support to strengthen local communities. Each grant program varies in focus, size, and application process, but all are designed to empower organizations to address pressing community needs.
