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The Funding Update

Click Here to Subscribe FEDERAL GRANTS The National Park Service, 7/11/2023 Program Preserves Equal Rights History, grants up to $750,000.00 Joint Office of Energy & Transportation – USDOT & USDOE, Concept Paper, 6/16/2023 & Full Proposal 7/28/2023 Electric vehicle (EV) charging resiliency planning for continuity of operations and services for all EV users. Grants up to 4M SYSTEM FOR AWARDS MANAGEMENT UPDATE: The federal government has transitioned from DUNS to the Unique Entity ID. A UEI is required to apply for and receive federal awards. The process is extensive; plan ahead. For more information, go to the FAQ page at SAM.gov. Federal funding opportunities are continuously updated on grants.gov STATE GRANTS Scroll down to "Important Links" on CommBUYS to see Newly Posted Bids. CITY OF BOSTON GRANTS  New This Week Mayor's Office of Housing + Boston Planning & Development Agency, 7/10/2023 Redevelopment of the Austin Street Parking Lots Mayor’s Office of Housing, 8/16/2023 New and Reallocated Projects for FY2023 Continuum of Care Program. Bids are updated continuously on the City of Boston Supplier Portal. FOUNDATION GRANTS Klarman Family Foundation, 6/13/2023 Arts & Culture, Education, Youth Development Pearl Milling Company, 6/14/2023                Funding to Support Black Women and Girls Across America. The Roddenberry Foundation, 6/26/2023  US-based individuals working toward social justice. Leeway Foundation, 6/26/2023  $25,000 to women, trans, and gender-nonconforming media artists.  TD Charitable Foundation, 6/30/2023 Support is available for projects that are programmatic in nature and focus and collaborative.Average award: $5,000.00. 2024 Here to Be Grant, 6/30/2023 General operating support of up to $50,000 will be awarded to support community-led organizations working to create equity in well-being, and serving populations most impacted by systemic inequity. The CareQuest Institute for Oral Health, 6/30/2023 Grants up to $125,000 for Advance Oral Healthcare Transformation. Both public entities and nonprofit organizations are eligible to apply. Shout Syndicate, 6/30/2023 Arts & Culture, Youth Development. Maximum Grant:$25,000. LSP Association - Environmental Justice, 6/30/2023 & 9/30/2023 Community Improvement, Environment. New Earth Foundation, (LOI) 7/1/2023 Environmental Initiatives. Community Care Corps, 7/7/2023 Support for programs serving older adults and adults with disabilities. United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley, 7/14/2023 Economic Development, Education, Housing, Human Services, Youth Development. The Merck Family Fund, (LOI) 7/10/2023 & Full Proposal 7/28/2023 Urban Farming and Youth Leadership program supports programs in low-income urban areas in the state of Massachusetts Kettering Family Foundation, 7/31/2023 Education, Average Award: $5,000.00 New England Foundation for the Arts, 8/1/2023 (NEST) funds performances, readings, and screenings of work by regional, national, and international artists presented by New England-based nonprofit organizations. Average award: $500.00 - $5,000.00.  National Alliance for Children’s Grief, Applications Opens 6/1/2023 Funds Enable Expansion of Childhood Bereavement Services. Grants awarded in September 2023. Black Farmer Fund - Rapid Response, Ongoing Quarterly Economic Development, Food & Agriculture, Max Grant: $10,000.00 Martin Richard Foundation - Challenger Sports, Rolling Public Benefit, Recreation & Sports, Youth Development. Ballmer Group, Rolling Support to address the funding gap for Black-led organizations, spur innovation, and improve economic mobility. The Transformational Partnerships Fund (TPF), Ongoing Higher Education Partnerships Supported, grants up to $100,000. Check the Funding Update Archives for back issues with open deadlines. THE RESOURCE TABLE  Dear Readers, The Funding Update is made possible by continuous research into grants and resources that support strong communities through the work of government agencies and nonprofit organizations. It is built through teamwork in Intergovernmental Relations, and I am grateful to Kathryn Jenkins for her insightful collaboration over the years. As I transition to a new role in City government, please be assured that The Funding Update will continue, under Kathryn’s authorship. I wish you continued success in your work! Inez Foster Have you ever wondered why funders turn you down? Matt Hugg of Nonprofit.Courses will show you how you can increase your chances of winning a grant award by understanding what funders look for. This is a free webinar, courtesy of Grant Station, on 6/6/2023 at 2PM Eastern. Register here. Mayor Wu’s 2023 Neighborhood Coffee Hour Series 5/2/2023-6/21/2023 A unique opportunity to speak directly with the Mayor and staff from City departments about open space and your neighborhood. Dunkin’ will be on-site to fuel the local community with freshly brewed Iced Coffee and assorted fan-favorite MUNCHKINS® donut hole treats. In addition, each family in attendance will receive a free flowering plant provided by the Boston Parks and Recreation Department, while supplies last. Dunkin’ will brew up even more fun with customized lawn games and gift cards. Residents at each event will be eligible to win a raffle prize from Dunkin’. Fresh fruit will be provided by Star Market. Additional support by City Express. Research Statistics  All City of Boston Newsletters Daily Updates from the City of Boston News, Resources, Applications, Permits, Jobs, Events and more!