FEDERAL GRANTS
Federal Transit
Administration, 1/11/2022
Enhancing Mobility Innovation grants support emerging technologies and
strategies in: 1)innovations that improve rider mobility and experience
through new service delivery models, financing, partnerships, and
integrated payment solutions; and 2) software solutions that facilitate
the deployment of integrated demand-response public transportation
services. There is $2 million in total program funding for awards
ranging from $250,000 to $1M, with a 20 percent non-federal cost
share.
Social Security
Administration+Boston College Center for Retirement Research, 1/31/2022
Up to 3 Dissertation Fellowships ($28,000) Program in the field of
retirement or disability research will be awarded. Undergraduate
fellowships and scholarship grants are also available.
National Endowment
for the Arts, 2/10/2022
Grants for Arts Projects support public engagement with, and access to,
various forms of art across the nation, the creation of art, learning in
the arts at all stages of life, and the integration of the arts into the
fabric of community life. Restrictions apply. Awards range from $10,000
to $150,000.
National Endowment
for the Humanities, 2/22/2022
Landmarks of American History and Culture grants supportK-12 humanities
instruction projects. NEH expects to award up to 13 grants of $190,000
max.
National Science
Foundation, 3/1/2022
Understanding the Rules of Life: Emergent Networks projects are intended
to develop a predictive understanding of how key properties of living
systems emerge from interactions of factors such as genomes, phenotypes,
and environments and how emerging networks of organismal, natural, social,
and/or human-engineered systems respond to or influence evolving
environments. Budgets: up to $3M for 5 years max.
National Science
Foundation, 3/2/2022
Future of Work at the Human-Technology Frontier: Core Research projects
will describe multi-disciplinary or convergent research that addresses
technological, human, and societal dimensions of future work.
Technological innovations should be integrated with advances in
behavioral science, computer science, economic science, engineering,
learning sciences, research on adult learning and workforce training, and
the social sciences. Proposals that address the impact of large-scale
disruptions such as the Covid-19 pandemic on the future of jobs and work
are also encouraged. Budgets: $150,000 to $4M.
National Endowment
for the Arts, 4/21/2022
Challenge America grants primarily support small organizations for
projects in all artistic disciplines that extend the reach of the arts to
populations that are underserved. Restrictions apply. Max award: $10,000.
Forecast: Employment
and Training Administration
Funding guidelines are currently being developed for
1) Apprenticeship Building America, to be posted around 1/13/2022. ETA
expects to make 25 awards ranging from $1M to $8M.
2) Workforce Pathways for Youth, to be posted around 1/24/2022. ETA
expects to make 5 awards, at $2.5M max.
3) Strengthening Community Colleges, to be posted around 1/31/2022. ETA
expects to make 15 grants, ranging from $1.5M to $5M.
4) Pathway Home, to be posted around 2/8/2022. ETA expects to make 15
grants, at $4M max.
Federal funding opportunities are continuously updated
here
STATE GRANTS
Department
of Youth Services, 3/1/2022
Seeking
proposals from vocational and higher education, unions, businesses,
nonprofit and community based organizations for career, technical,
workforce training and employment programs and services for DYS youth in
residential and community settings.
Department of Public
Health, through 6/30/2024
BASAS seeks Opioid Treatment Programs, including mobile services.
New This Week:
Division of
Agricultural Resources, 12/30/2021
Urban Agriculture grants (Round 2) will support projects that will
advance urban food production in the Commonwealth. Requests over $15,000
require matching funds. Grants must be expended by 6/30/22.
Health Resources in
Action + Commonwealth of MA, 1/7/2022
MA COVID-19 Community Grants will support education and awareness of
vaccination efforts, and also work to reduce COVID-19 infections,
morbidity, and mortality in cities and towns that are hardest-hit by the
pandemic. Max award: $50,000.
MBTA, 1/10/2022
Seeking proposals for PeopleSoft professional services for capital
projects advancement.
Check the “Other Resources” column on CommBUYS for Newly
Posted Bids.
CITY GRANTS
Boston Public
Schools, 12/13/2021
Requests proposals for External Fiscal Agent for Boston Public Autonomous
Schools. Supplier Portal EVENT ID:EV00010080.
Public Works
Department, 12/13/2021
Requests proposals for Asset Management for Pavement, Roadway, and Sidewalk
Infrastructure in the City of Boston. Applicants must be Registered
Engineers in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Email
rachel[dot]pierce[at]boston[dot]gov to request the RFP.
Parks and Recreation
Department, 1/7/2022
Requesting qualifications for designer services, including site analysis,
design development plans, construction documents, cost estimates and
construction observation, or master planning for improvements to ten
parks.
Boston Planning
& Development Agency, 12/17/2021 and 1/5/2022
Seeking bids for a Benchmark Compensation Study, and also for Consultant
Services for Equitable Procurement Technical Assistance Programming.
Open
Bids
Boston Planning
& Development Agency, 12/13/2021
Requesting proposals from consultants and/or consultant teams that have
prior experience with delivering education and executive coaching to
support underrepresented and marginalized vendors in building capacity
and developing the knowledge and skills to competitively bid and perform
on contracting opportunities with the BPDA and the City of Boston.
Mayor’s Office of
Arts & Culture, 12/17/2021
Requests proposals for a consultant for Indigenous Public Art &
Cultural Spaces.
Public Facilities
Commission/Department of Neighborhood Development, 5/2/2022
The Grassroots Open Space Program makes land and funding available
specifically for the development of open space projects such as community
gardens, urban farms, food forests, and passive open space. Max award:
$100,000.
Mayor’s Office of
Economic Development, 1/3/2023
The Small Business Unit requests proposals to provide technical
assistance to small businesses in the City of Boston.
Boston Public
Schools, 12/13/2021
Seeking bids for a Facility Condition Assessment.
Boston Parks &
Recreation, 12/16/2021
Seeking bids for Food and Beverage Concessions at William Devine Golf
Course.
Treasury, 12/21/2021
Invites
qualified banking institutions having a physical presence in the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts to submit proposals to provide banking
services on a fee-for-service basis.
Bids are updated
continuously on the City of Boston Supplier Portal.
FOUNDATION GRANTS
Schmidt Futures +
Rhodes Trust, 12/22/2021
The Rise Challenge identifies youth between the ages of 15 and 17 who
need opportunity, and supports them for life as they work to serve
others. Program benefits include scholarships, mentorship, access to
career development opportunities, and funding as Rise Global winners work
toward solving humanity’s most pressing problems.
Literacy Opportunity
Fund, 1/1/2022, 4/1/2022 & 7/1/2022
Grants ($3,000 to $6,000) support nonprofit adult literacy
programs.
Youth Service
America, 1/2/2022
Parents, caretakers, teachers and mentors 18+ years of age and older: Do
you know a kid in 4th – 6th grade who has the power to come up with an
amazing idea that could create change in their neighborhood, school, or
even the country and the world? Nominate a kid and work with them to fill
out an application for a Hillshire Farm Allowance Grant of $500. Parents
and caregivers of grant recipients will receive Hillshire Farm products
for a year.
Bob Woodruff
Foundation, 1/7/2022 & 6/1/2022
Funding focus: service members, veterans, their families, and caregivers.
Priorities: 1) social determinants of health; 2) barriers to accessing
healthcare; 3) access to programming that fosters a healthy lifestyle;
and 4) opportunities for veterans to thrive after service.
Burroughs Wellcome
Fund, 1/10/2022 to 1/12/2022
The Postdoctoral Diversity Enrichment Program will award grants of
$60,000 over 3 years that support career development activities for
underrepresented minority postdoctoral fellows whose training and
professional development are guided by mentors committed to helping them
advance in their careers. Also available: Climate Change and Human Health
Seed Grants.
Impact Fund,
1/11/2022
Grants ranging from $10,000 to $50,000 are awarded to nonprofit legal
service providers, private attorneys, and/or small law firms working to
advance justice in the areas of civil rights, human rights, anti-poverty,
and environmental justice cases that affect a marginalized group. The
application process begins with a letter of interest.
First Nations
Development Institute, 1/13/2021
The Gather Food Sovereignty Grant program will support organizations
working to build a national movement that will fulfill a vision of Native
communities and food systems that are self-directed, well-resourced, and
supported by community policies. This funding round will provide up to
seven grants of approximately $32,000 for emerging projects that focus on
developing Tribal food sovereignty.
Klingenstein Third
Generation Foundation, 1/13/2022
Requests proposals to help parents access appropriate and high-quality
care that addresses the challenging mental health needs of their
children. Max award: $50,000 per year for up to 2 years.
JAMS Foundation +
Association for Conflict Resolution, 1/14/2022
The focus of the 2022 funding cycle is on projects with the potential to
increase adolescents’ capacity to engage in and respond constructively to
these challenging times by providing them opportunities to be trained in
and use conflict resolution skills. Max award: $40,000.
Indian Arts Research
Center, 1/15/2022
Three artist-in-residence fellowships are offered annually to advance the
work of established and emerging Native American artists. Each fellowship
includes a monthly stipend, housing, studio space, a supplies allowance,
full access to the IARC collections, and travel reimbursement to and from
the School for Advanced Research.
Les Paul Foundation,
1/15/2022
Grants support projects that encourage innovation in music production
and/or performance and to innovative STEM or STEAM programs for students
and others in challenging situations. Proposals for medical research
related to curing tinnitus and other hearing impairment issues will also
be considered.
Santander Bank,
1/28/2022
Cultivate Small Business
is designed to help early-stage entrepreneurs in low-income neighborhoods
build and sustain their businesses, with a focus on women-, minority- and
immigrant-owned businesses in food-related industries. The program
provides industry specific education, networks and mentoring as well as
small capital grants for business owners. Boston applicants: if you have questions, contact
ploy[at]commonwealthkitchen[dot]org.
Classics for Kids
Foundation, 1/31/2022
Matching grants support programs at schools and nonprofits that
incorporate string instruments in their K-12 music education programs.
International
Association for Volunteer Effort, Open
IAVE encourages you to complete this form if you are a volunteering
organization that is authentically connected and providing coronavirus
related volunteering for vulnerable population.Grants are one-time only,
cash awards of under $500 for volunteer leadership organizations.
Bookmark for
Future Use:
Bank of America
Philanthropic Solutions lists private foundation
grant applications here.
Bank of America
Charitable Foundation grants and sponsorships can be
found here.
Check the Funding Update
Archives for back issues with open deadlines.
THE RESOURCE TABLE
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will
release the 2022-2023 Commonwealth Corps Host Site Partner RFP in January
2022.
Register here for
Technical Assistance Webinar #1 (Pre-RFP release)
December 10, 2021,
10:00-11:30 am
Register
here for Technical Assistance Webinar #2
(Post-RFP release)
January 11, 2022,
10:00-11:30 am
Renewable,
4-year scholarships are offered to students with financial need who
display academic achievement, a commitment to serving others, a strong
work ethic, and leadership qualities. High school graduates or current
seniors and current college students who meet the criteria are encouraged
to apply.
Deadlines: 2/4/2022
and 5/2/2022.
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