Infertility Training Center

NIH SIREN Neurologic Clinical Trials (UG3/UH3 - Clinical Trial Required)

General grantmaking to nonprofit organizations; cycles alternate between people-focused funding (poverty alleviation, youth education, improved health outcomes) and an animal-focused cycle (animal welfare/protection). Eligibility and application windows are listed on the foundation's application page.

Must be a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization | Must be described in IRS section 509(a)(2) (or in certain cases 509(a)(3)) | Fund recipient organizations based in the United States (foundation funds efforts in United States, Sri Lanka, and India) — see page for scope | Final report must be submitted no more than 60 days after the end of the grant period and is required before a new application is reviewed | The foundation does not fund scholarships or direct financial awards to individuals | The foundation does not fund sectarian activities for religious organizations | The foundation does not fund political causes, candidates, organizations, or campaigns | The foundation does not fund sponsorship of events, conferences, or meetings | The foundation does not fund disease-specific initiatives and/or medical research | The foundation will not fund organizations that discriminate based on age, race, nationality, ethnicity, religion, cultural beliefs, disability, or sex

Chandramohan Family Foundation Grants

&#8203;HIV Technical Assistance for Indian Country

The Foundation supports organizations with current 501(c)3 status that serve Staten Island residents. It funds projects that directly benefit the Staten Island community and that can be implemented and continued without Foundation funding; the Board reviews applications at regular meetings.

Must have current 501(c)3 status | Must serve Staten Island residents | Prior grantees must have submitted all required reports

The Staten Island Foundation Grants

The Foundation is a community development initiative supporting education, community health and economic development; funding comes from unclaimed capital credits and other donations. Qualifying organizations in OREMC's six Georgia and two Florida counties are invited to apply.

Be a qualifying organization located in one of the six Georgia or two Florida counties served by OREMC

OREMC Foundation Grants

Opioid Abatement for Law Enforcement Agencies

Partners for Health accepts applications through an online grants management system for its General Operating and Project grants; applicants complete a pre-application and invited applicants are directed to the full application.

Must be a 501(c)(3) public charity (or have a fiscal sponsor that is a 501(c)(3)) | Local government entities are eligible | Must serve one or more of the following communities: Bloomfield; Caldwell; Cedar Grove; Clifton; Essex Fells; Fairfield; Glen Ridge; Little Falls; Montclair; North Caldwell; Nutley; Roseland; Verona; West Caldwell; West Orange (statewide organizations that support local coalitions or advocate for statewide policy change may also be eligible) | Applicants must complete a pre-application form through the website

Infertility Training Center

Contact & website

Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health

[email protected]

240-453-883

grants.gov

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~$820K (35,750 grants)

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