Community-Development
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Neil and Louise Tillotson Fund Large Grants Program 2026: $20,000 to $300,000 Over One to Three Years — Including Unrestricted and Operating Support — for Nonprofits Serving Coös County and Its Bordering Communities, With Final 2026 Submissions Due 15 October
The Neil and Louise Tillotson Fund, administered by the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, awards Large Grants of $20,000 to $300,000 over one, two, or three years — usable for projects, capital costs, general operating support, or entirely unrestricted funding — to nonprofits, schools, municipalities, and fiscally sponsored groups serving Coös County, New Hampshire and the bordering communities of New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, and the MRC de Coaticook in Québec, on a rolling basis with final 2026 submissions due 15 October 2026 at 5:00 pm ET.
New Zealand High Commission Fund Cook Islands 2026–2027: Up to NZ$25,000 for Local Community Projects
The New Zealand High Commission Fund supports locally based Cook Islands community organisations with small, short-term projects that strengthen community development and wellbeing, with up to NZ$25,000 available per project.
Oregon Community Foundation Community Grants Program 2026 Fall Cycle (Historical Reference): $15,000-$20,000 Typical Awards
Historical reference for the closed 2026 Fall Community Grants Cycle, which offered Oregon nonprofits, Tribal entities, and government entities one-year awards for new or expanding programs, capacity building, and small capital projects.
Solomon Islands Blue Carbon Challenge: Historical Reference and ADB Routes
The Asian Development Bank does not list a Solomon Islands Blue Carbon Challenge. This historical reference explains what the official ADB Challenges catalogue does list, why the claimed award and deadline cannot be verified, and what a technology provider or community group should check before pursuing a future coastal or ocean call.
The UNDP Equator Prize: A US$10,000 Award for Indigenous and Local Community Nature-Based Solutions
Historical reference for the closed Equator Prize 2025 cycle. The UNDP-led Equator Initiative recognized Indigenous Peoples' and local community organizations advancing nature-based solutions; each 2025 winner received US$10,000 plus policy-event and capacity-building opportunities.
Treasury New Markets Tax Credit Program
Permits individual and corporate investors to receive a federal income tax credit in exchange for making equity investments in certified Community Development Entities that finance projects in low-income communities.
USDA Community Facilities Loan & Grant: Funding for Rural Infrastructure
Low-interest loans and grants that help rural communities build and improve essential facilities such as clinics, public safety buildings, and childcare centers.
Wonderful Community Grants 2026–2027: $1 Million for Nonprofits, Schools and Agencies in Nine San Joaquin Valley Towns, Closing 31 August 2026
The Wonderful Company is distributing $1,000,000 in 2026–2027 through grants of $1,000–$50,000 for one year, plus up to two $100,000 two-year grants, to 501(c)(3) charities, local government agencies and Title 1 schools whose projects directly benefit nine rural communities in Kern, Kings and Fresno Counties, with applications open 1 July 2026 and closing 31 August 2026.
Youth Matters Fund Delivery Partner Competition 2026: Grant Opportunity to Administer up to £416.8 Million for Youth Services Across England
The UK Department for Culture, Media and Sport is seeking a charitable, benevolent or philanthropic delivery partner to design, manage and monitor the Youth Matters Fund, a programme with up to £416.8 million for youth services, facilities and activities across underserved areas of England.