Current Grant Opportunities
Impact100 Atlanta Grant Writing Workshop (April 25th Deadline)
This Grant Writing Workshop is open to any nonprofits who may be interested in learning
about the upcoming Impact100 Atlanta 2025 funding opportunities. Impact100 Atlanta
will be awarding grants to support transformative and high impact projects serving
the local community. Funding amounts to be announced on April 23rd at our Big Reveal
event.
This workshop is intended to support you in understanding the Impact100 Atlanta grant program and application process. During the workshop we will share information about our grant program and what we are looking for. You will also hear from past grantees and will have the opportunity to ask questions.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. All registered attendees will be emailed a ZOOM link no later than the day prior to the Workshop.
The True Inspiration Grant Opportunity - Chick-fil-A. (May 1st Deadline)
The True Inspiration Awards®program was created in 2015 to honor the legacy of Chick-fil-A® founder S. Truett Cathy. Through these annual grants, it is our pleasure to celebrate and support nonprofit organizations making an impact in their local communities. True Inspiration Awards grants range from $30,000 to $350,000, with $6 million awarded in 2025 to organizations throughout the United States.
The Warren Alpert Foundation Grant Opportunity (April 15th Deadline)
The focus of The Warren Alpert Foundation is to improve the health of the public through grants and programmatic activities progressing towards attaining or perfecting medical treatments or cures through basic research, translational and outcomes research as well as through health education. The Foundation accepts grants for medical research, medical education, and in some cases general education and basic human services grants. See below on how to apply for these grants.
Prospective applicants applying for General Funding Grants$25,000 and Under.
The Audacious Project Grant (April 15th Deadline)
The Audacious Project is a collaborative funding initiative catalyzing social impact on a grand scale. Every year we select and nurture a group of big, bold solutions to the world’s most urgent challenges, and with the support of an inspiring group of donors and supporters, come together to get them launched.
Georgia Ornithological Society
Bill Terrell Graduate Research Grant November 15th Deadline
The Georgia Ornithological Society (GOS) is pleased to announce the William F. Terrell Graduate Student Research Grant, supporting graduate-level ornithological research in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama. Priority consideration will be given to students enrolled in Georgia institutions or Georgia-born students studying out of state. This grant, awarded for a one-year period, provides up to $15,000 in total funding, with amounts determined by the Grant Committee based on merit and need. Research should be conducted under faculty direction and focus on key areas such as ecosystem function, habitat management, bird conservation, and listed or invasive species. Funds may not be used for salaries, tuition, or overhead costs. Click here to view the opportunity https://www.gos.org/bill-terrell
Avion Solutions August 31st Deadline
Avion Takes Action is now accepting proposals for funding from nonprofit organizations dedicated to improving the communities where our employee-owners live and work. Through collective giving, we have contributed over $250,000 in the past three years to initiatives that make a meaningful impact. We support projects that align with our Quality of Life Priorities, including basic needs (food, shelter, jobs, and family support), education (early childhood development, special education, and mentoring), environmental sustainability, healthcare access, and programs benefiting U.S. veterans. If your organization is working to create positive change in these areas, we encourage you to apply for funding. Click here to submit proposals https://avionsolutions.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Avion-Takes-Action-Grant-Application-2024.12.02.pdf
Mellon Foundation
Working with colleges, universities, and organizations in higher education committed to the humanities and social justice, the Higher Learning program makes grants that broaden our understanding of American history and culture; develop the interpretive tools and methods researchers use to create meaning; support faculty and students whose work exemplifies a drive toward greater equity in their fields and institutions; and promote pathways for those seeking to exercise transformative academic leadership. View proposal guidelines here:
https://www.mellon.org/article/proposal-guidelines-higher-learning?grantMakingAreas=Higher+Learning