General grants supporting animal welfare (excluding spay/neuter), children & families, disaster relief, education (excluding scholarships), medical assistance, religious & spiritual endeavors, and veterans' issues. Grants are single-year and limited to organizations serving the Southern region; no brick-and-mortar projects.

Must be a qualified public charity in good standing under Section 501(c)(3) | Have been active for more than three years | Receive single-year funding (one-year grants) | Be limited to organizations serving the Southern region | No funding will be provided for brick-and-mortar projects

Robinson Foundation Grants

Pitch competition for nonprofit organizations with innovative ideas to help youth in Central New York; awards include a $10,000 grand prize and a $1,000 Fan Favorite prize.

Good For CNY: $10K Nonprofit Pitch Competition

The Oak Hill Fund is a private family foundation (formed in 2002) that operates a Healthy People – Healthy Planet portfolio of six program areas and accepts letters of inquiry via an online grantee portal for open programs. It only awards grants to organizations tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3).

Must be tax exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code | No funding for individuals, capital campaigns, endowments, or book and film writing/publication

Reproductive Health, Rights, & Justice

General grants program: the Foundation considers requests from 501(c)(3) public charities (not private foundations) and governmental units, with a geographic focus on Texas and a special emphasis on Houston; priorities include conservation, education, healthcare and programs for underprivileged youth.

Must be a 501(c)(3) public charity that is not a private foundation (509(a) public charity) | Governmental units described in Section 170 of the Code are eligible | Not a non-functionally integrated type III supporting organization (per Section 4942(g)(4)(A)(i)) | No grants to individuals | No grants to foreign charities | Will not directly or indirectly support candidates for political office or influence legislation

John M. O'Quinn Foundation Grants

The Curtis Trust’s mission is to assist low income elder and disabled persons in Plymouth County, Massachusetts and the contiguous towns to remain in their homes and experience an improved quality of life. Support has primarily been for Visiting Nurses Associations and like groups, and more recently for assistance to the visually impaired, emergency fuel assistance and palliative care.

Must be a US organization tax exempt under section 501(c)(3) | Grants from the Curtis Trust are not made to individuals | Provide evidence of 501(c)(3) tax exempt status (IRS determination letter, if available) | Audited Financial Statements for the 2025 year

George E. Curtis Home Fund

The Community Foundation's annual Youth in Philanthropy (YIP) Grant is a $10,000 award selected by local high school students for nonprofit-led projects that are youth-led, actively involve youth, or directly serve young people in the region.

Must be a nonprofit organization serving the City of Fredericksburg or the counties of Stafford, Spotsylvania, Caroline, or King George, VA | Proposal must be youth-led, actively involve youth in implementation, or directly serve and benefit young people in the region

Youth in Philanthropy (YIP) Grant

Funds organizations working to change policies, power structures and other root causes so that all North Carolinians can lead fulfilling lives.

Be a charitable, tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) organization, college/university, religious entity, or government unit | Use the grant for work that serves the people of North Carolina | ZSR is legally prohibited from funding voter registration | No funding for work that supports or opposes individual candidates or influences election outcomes | Does not fund academic and medical research | Does not fund capital campaigns, building projects, or renovations | Does not fund conferences, seminars, symposiums, fundraising events, civic clubs, or endowment funds | Does not fund equipment, furniture, computer purchases, land purchases, plant species preservation, or historic preservation | Does not fund projects that focus exclusively on direct services (e.g., shelters, health care) or payment of debts | Overhead and indirect costs for colleges and universities, scholarships, and private business ventures are not funded

State-Level Systemic Change

The Foundation considers grant applications from 501(c)(3) organizations operating in Hawaii for program or capital project funding across its stated focus areas; applications are accepted biannually.

Must be a 501(c)(3) public charity | Organization must operate in the State of Hawaii / serve the people of Hawaii | No individuals | No projects outside of the state of Hawaii | No projects for which matching funds are borrowed (loans) | No endowments | Generally one active grant per organization at a time; organizations that recently received funds are discouraged/should wait

Robinson Foundation Grants

About this program

Eligibility

Contact & website

robinsonfdn.org

Past recipients

2024

Capital Area Food Bank

$20,000

Friendship Place

$6,000

Memorial Ambulance Corps

$6,000

Manna Food Center

$4,000

Bethlehem Inn

$3,900

Newport Heights Elementary

$3,800

Families Forward

$3,800

Bienvenidos Outreach Inc

$3,333

House Of Ruth Maryland Inc

$3,000

Closes Oct 15, 2026

~$3K (122 grants)

National · All 50 states

Similar Grants

Good For CNY: $10K Nonprofit Pitch Competition

$1.0K–$10.0K

Reproductive Health, Rights, & Justice

~$20K

John M. O'Quinn Foundation Grants

~$35K

George E. Curtis Home Fund

~$24K

Youth in Philanthropy (YIP) Grant

~$10.0K

State-Level Systemic Change

$30.0K–$100.0K