[U.S. Mission to Honduras](https://hn.usembassy.gov)

May 25, 2026: Full application submission deadline | May 25, 2026: Questions submission deadline

$15,000–$40,000 per award; up to $120,000 total program funding; project period up to 12 months

Supports programs that advance U.S. priorities and strengthen ties between the United States and Honduras through public diplomacy initiatives.

--- ## Description The U.S. Embassy in Honduras Public Diplomacy Section (PDS) invites proposals for projects that promote U.S. priorities and foster stronger bilateral ties between the United States and Honduras. This Annual Program Statement funds initiatives that advance regional security, celebrate U.S. excellence (especially in the context of the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence), build economic prosperity, promote U.S. science and technology, and defend freedom of speech. All proposed programs must include a substantive American element—such as involvement of U.S. experts, institutions, or organizations—to increase understanding of U.S. policies and perspectives among Honduran audiences. Projects should be completed within 12 months and must include clear objectives, a robust monitoring and evaluation plan, and a strategy for sustainability or continued impact after the funding period. --- ## Due Dates - **May 25, 2026:** Full application submission deadline (by 11:59 p.m. Central Time) - **May 25, 2026:** Deadline for submitting questions about this solicitation (by 11:59 p.m. Central Time) --- ## Funding Amount - **Award size:** $15,000 (minimum) to $40,000 (maximum) per project - **Estimated total funding:** $120,000 (pending availability) - **Expected number of awards:** 3–5 - **Project duration:** Up to 12 months (continuation grants may be considered for strong projects, subject to funding and performance) --- ## Eligibility - **Eligible applicants:** - Not-for-profit organizations (including think tanks, civil society, NGOs) - Public and private educational institutions - Individuals - Public international organizations and governmental institutions - **Ineligibility:** For-profit entities are not eligible as primary applicants. - **Additional requirements:** - Organizations must have a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) and active SAM.gov registration prior to award (not required for individuals). - Only one proposal per organization is allowed; submitting multiple proposals will render all submissions from that organization ineligible. - **Cost sharing:** Not required, but encouraged. --- ## Application Process - **Submission method:** Email all application materials to [TGGPASGrants@state.gov](mailto:TGGPASGrants@state.gov) with the Funding Opportunity Number (PDS-Honduras-FY26-01) in the subject line. - **Required documents:** - SF-424 (Application for Federal Assistance) or SF-424-I (for individuals) - SF-424A (Budget Information for Non-Construction Programs) - SF-424B (Assurances; only for individuals or organizations not required to register in SAM.gov) - Proposal narrative (maximum 8 pages, in English) - Detailed budget and budget justification - Key personnel resumes (1 page each) - Proof of non-profit status and registration (for organizations) - Letters of support from project partners (if applicable) - **Templates and guidelines:** [Proposal template](https://api.atomgrants.com/storage/v1/object/public/grants3-sources/Proposal-Template-(Attachment-A).docx), [Applicant Organization Information Survey](https://api.atomgrants.com/storage/v1/object/public/grants3-sources/Applicant-Organization-Information-(AOI)-Survey-(Attachment-B).docx) - **Review process:** Proposals are evaluated on program idea quality, organizational capacity, project planning, budget, monitoring and evaluation, and sustainability. Preference may be given to proposals with lower indirect cost rates in case of a tie. --- ## Additional Information - **Program priorities:** Projects should address one or more of the following: - Regional security and crime/immigration reduction - Celebrating U.S. contributions and history - Building economic prosperity and business opportunities - Promoting science, technology, and innovation - Defending freedom of speech and digital freedoms - **Target audiences:** Youth and adults (ages 13–45), business/community leaders, academic and cultural institutions, journalists, and media. - **Restrictions:** Funding cannot be used for construction, partisan activities, religious activities, direct social services, scientific research, or commercial projects. - **Reporting:** Quarterly financial and programmatic reports required. --- ## External Links - [U.S. Embassy in Honduras Grants Corner](https://hn.usembassy.gov/grants-culturalprograms/#nofo) - [Full Notice of Funding Opportunity (PDF)](https://api.atomgrants.com/storage/v1/object/public/grants3-sources/NOFO-U.S.-Embassy-Honduras-PDS-Annual-Program-Statement-2026.pdf) - [Annual Program Statement (APS) 2026](https://hn.usembassy.gov/annual-program-statement-aps-2026/) - [SAM.gov Registration](https://sam.gov/) --- ## Contact Information | Purpose | Contact | |------------------------|---------------------------------------------| | General Inquiries | [TGGPASGrants@state.gov](mailto:TGGPASGrants@state.gov) | | Funder main site | [U.S. Mission to Honduras](https://hn.usembassy.gov) | | Grants program details | [Grants Corner](https://hn.usembassy.gov/grants-culturalprograms/#nofo) | ---

U.S. Embassy Honduras - FY26 PDS Annual Program Statement

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