The Youth Service Improvement Grants help NYC nonprofits use evidence-based strategies to improve the quality of direct services for youth ages 5–25 by addressing specific challenges at the point of service.
The William T. Grant Scholars Program supports early-career researchers conducting innovative studies to reduce youth inequality or advance research evidence use, with structured mentoring over five years.
Small Grants support small Greater New Haven nonprofits with funding for new or existing programs, capacity building, and flexible operating support to strengthen organizations and advance their missions.
New York City: Ongoing Competitive Grants (2026) supports nonprofits’ projects to improve policies, systems, and services that help New Yorkers lead healthy lives and build promising futures and thriving communities.
Capacity Building Grants from Fairfield County’s Community Foundation help Fairfield County nonprofits strengthen internal systems, leadership, and effectiveness to advance equity.