The Oshkosh Corporation Foundation provides funding to organizations, projects and programs addressing poverty reduction through enhancing lives, enriching youth and enabling heroes.

Must be tax-exempt under IRS section 501(c)(3) | Must certify compliance with applicable federal, state and local non-discrimination laws | Will not support individuals | Will not support athletic teams or recreational groups | Will not support hospitals, healthcare systems, or medical research organizations | Will not support religious classified organizations | Will not support capital campaigns or endowments | Will not support conferences or advertising space | Will not support multi-year requests

Oshkosh Corporation Foundation Grants

Supports organizations and programs that strengthen the vibrancy, sustainability, safety and security of a joy-filled local Jewish community; may fund programmatic grants and in some cases general operating support.

Organizations and programs (applicants are organizations, not individuals) | Serve the seven-county Denver metro area (Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, Jefferson counties)

Jewish Life

The purpose of this competitive grant program is to fund the development, launch, and continuation of partnerships between eligible sponsoring organizations and PK–12 districts to promote improved teacher preparation and development in evidence-based early literacy instruction and improved early literacy outcomes for PK–3 students. All students deserve access to high quality instruction, and it will take collaborative and innovative efforts on the part of both districts and educator preparation programs to ensure that PK–3 educators have the pre-service training as well as the ongoing professional development needed to well-serve Massachusetts students. The goal of this grant program is forbothdistricts and sponsoring organizations to benefit from collaboration through multi-year consortia developed to impact early literacy teaching and learning through preparation of candidates and ultimately hiring and employment of effective Elementary, Early Childhood, and Moderate Disabilities PK–2/PK–8 teachers.

FY27 Early Literacy Consortium Grant

Grants are given by the Waxahachie Foundation to charitable organizations in Waxahachie and the Waxahachie area. Applications are first considered by the Grants Committee.

Must be a charitable organization (501(c)(3) or other qualified charity) | Must be located in or serve Waxahachie / the Waxahachie area | Must provide most recent fiscal year statement of income and expenses

Waxahachie Foundation Grants

Provides grants to projects and programs that assist communities in expressing and invigorating their cultural traditions, arts and languages through community engagement and community-building; prioritizes projects organized by the communities being served.

Must be a tax-exempt nonprofit organization under section 501(c)(3) of the IRS Code or be fiscally-sponsored by a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization. | Must be located within the Puget Sound area. | Organizational budget of no more than $1,000,000. | Must be nondiscriminatory in its policies and practices. | Individuals, for-profit businesses (including LLCs) and 501(c)(4) organizations are ineligible to apply.

Seattle Peoples Fund Grants

A new initiative to fund nonprofits focused on enhancing community health and wellness in Pasadena, Altadena, Sierra Madre, and South Pasadena.

Nonprofit organizations | Organizations serving Pasadena, Altadena, Sierra Madre, or South Pasadena

Healthy Neighbors Small Grants Program

Give Chippewa County is a membership-driven giving circle that awards grants to local nonprofits while building an endowed fund with the Community Foundation of Chippewa County.

Local nonprofits (serving Chippewa County)

Give Chippewa County

The Foundation provides operating, project and capital grants. Grant applications begin with a Letter of Inquiry (LOI) submitted via the Foundation's online portal; the Foundation carries out two grantmaking cycles each year.

Work must be tax-exempt charitable work, typically under a 501(c)(3) public charity or a public institution (501(c)(4) only in certain circumstances). | Primary geographic focus is Texas; work outside Texas accepted by invitation only. | For community parks, environmental education programs and animal welfare, focus is on greater Houston and central Texas; outside these areas by invitation only. | The Foundation typically does not fund galas/fundraising events; grants, scholarships or memorials for individuals; endowment funds; religious activities; ongoing maintenance and operations for parks and park conservancies; species-specific animal rescue and transport efforts or trap-neuter-release (TNR) programs.

Oshkosh Corporation Foundation Grants

About this program

Eligibility

Contact & website

+1 920.502.3009

www.oshkoshcorp.com

Past recipients

2025

Basic Needs Giving Partnership (Us Venture)

$200,000

Scholarship America Inc

$124,500

Oshkosh Area United Way

$100,000

Fox Cities Performing Arts Center

$50,000

Emergency Assistance Foundation Inc

$50,000

Boys & Girls Club Of Oshkosh

$40,000

Oshkosh Area Community Foundation

$39,000

International Towing And Recovery Hall Of Fame

$30,000

Boys & Girls Club Of The Fox Valley Inc

$23,500

Closes in 9 days

~$6K (345 grants)

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Similar Grants

Jewish Life

FY27 Early Literacy Consortium Grant

Up to $200.0K

Waxahachie Foundation Grants

~$5.0K

Seattle Peoples Fund Grants

$1.0K–$5.0K

Healthy Neighbors Small Grants Program

$5.0K–$10.0K

Give Chippewa County

$750.0–$2.5K