Community Grants
Community development, social services, and local improvement grants.
Get Grants to Hire More Officers & Boost Crime Prevention
This program offers funding to state, local, tribal, and territorial law enforcement agencies to hire or rehire more officers, enhancing community policing and crime prevention efforts. Awards can cover up to 75% of an officer's salary and fringe benefits for three years, with a maximum federal share of $125,000 per officer.
Get FREE Money to Hire More Police Officers!
Local, tribal, and territorial law enforcement agencies can get funding to hire or rehire law enforcement officers to boost community policing and crime prevention. This grant covers up to 75% of salary and benefits for new officer positions.
Fund Your School Garden & Green Projects!
Texas schools and school districts can get funding to create or improve vegetable gardens, rainwater harvesting, pollinator habitats, and high tunnels. This initiative aims to foster community, address hunger, and boost local food production.
Fund Your Police Force: Up to $125K Per Officer!
Law enforcement agencies can get up to 75% funding for new or rehired officers to boost community policing and crime prevention. This grant helps cover salaries and benefits, empowering your agency to expand its protective reach.
Get Up To $125K For Victim Assistance & Community Support
Non-profits and agencies serving crime victims can receive up to $125,000 to boost operations, create new programs, and build capacity. Funding prioritizes underserved communities and innovative victim support.
Get Up To $125K for Youth Exchange Programs!
Non-profits can receive up to $125,000 to fund a 14-21 day exchange program in the US for young UK leaders. The program will focus on countering hate crimes and building community resilience.
Alaska Business Grants: Fund Your Community Growth!
Alaska Native organizations, Tribes, and Village governments can get funding to boost social and economic development. This grant supports community-based projects focused on strengthening children, families, and communities.
Native Language Preservation Grants Up To $125,000
Native American organizations can receive funding to plan and implement programs focused on preserving and maintaining their native languages. This grant is designed to support community-based initiatives for language revitalization.
Get Funding to Hire More Law Enforcement Officers
This grant provides funding to law enforcement agencies to hire or rehire career officers, boosting community policing and crime prevention efforts. Funds can cover up to 75% of salary and benefits for new or laid-off officers over three years, with a maximum of $125,000 per officer.
Get Funding for New Police Officers & Safer Communities
Law enforcement agencies can receive funding to hire or rehire officers, enhancing community policing and crime prevention efforts. This grant covers up to 75% of salary and benefits for new hires, helping to expand your force.
Get $125K for Bay Access Projects
Non-profits and local governments in the Chesapeake Bay watershed can secure up to $125,000 to improve public access for boating, swimming, fishing, and wildlife viewing. This funding supports projects that enhance trails and require a 1:1 non-federal match.
Get Funding for Bat Cave Preservation & Research
This grant supports private organizations in managing and protecting bat caves, focusing on research and identifying risks of White Nose Syndrome. Eligible entities can receive funding for vital conservation efforts and scientific study.
Get Funding for Resource Management Research
This cooperative agreement funds harvest surveys to gather vital data on local resource use. Eligible recipients will conduct comprehensive surveys and analysis to inform crucial resource management decisions.
Get Funding for Historic Preservation Projects!
Non-profit organizations, local governments, and educational institutions can secure funding to support research, preservation, and public understanding of Underground Railroad history. This grant aims to connect academic scholars with grassroots researchers and community advocates to enhance historic resources.
Get $120K for Tech Innovation & Youth Collaboration
Korean and Japanese youth aged 20-35 interested in critical and emerging technologies can apply for funding to participate in regional workshops and virtual engagements. This program aims to foster collaboration with U.S. experts on cutting-edge tech.
Secure $120K for Youth Exchange Programs
Non-profits and educational institutions can apply for funding to run exchange programs for young Austrians focused on U.S. culture, values, and media literacy. This initiative aims to foster understanding and build future leadership connections.
Fund Your Digital History Project: Up to $120K!
African American, Asian American, Hispanic American, and Native American focused institutions can get funding to plan innovative collaborative digital history projects. This grant supports training, collaboration, and technical planning for impactful digital editions.
Unlock $120K for Youth STEAM Skills & Economic Growth
This grant is for organizations looking to expand STEAM education and skills for young people aged 14-25 in Kazakhstan, fostering economic development. Funding supports initiatives like makerathons, Arduino clubs, hackathons, and educator training to build in-demand technical and creative problem-solving abilities.
Funded English Programs for Ukrainian Youth
Non-profit organizations can apply for funding to deliver English language and U.S. culture programs to economically disadvantaged youth aged 13-20 in specific regions of Ukraine. This initiative aims to enhance participants' communication skills, educational prospects, and understanding of American values.
Get Funds for Youth Conservation Projects
Local youth organizations and non-profits can receive funding to engage young people in valuable conservation work that benefits public lands in Idaho. These grants support labor-intensive projects aimed at enhancing youth skills and conserving natural resources.