A technology corporation's education foundation awards grants to nonprofits advancing STEM learning and educational innovation — childcare programs integrating technology and STEM exploration for young children are a strong fit.

A mutual insurance company's community giving program awards grants to nonprofits making a positive difference for neighbors — childcare nonprofits improving community well-being for families are a strong match.

A specialty insurance company's foundation awards community grants to nonprofits supporting education, disaster recovery, and family well-being — childcare nonprofits serving underserved families and communities are encouraged to apply.

A major health insurance company's foundation awards community health grants to nonprofits advancing health equity and family well-being — childcare programs integrating health support for children and families are strongly encouraged to apply.

A federal mental health agency awards grants to childcare programs integrating infant and early childhood mental health services — for-profit and nonprofit providers serving children with high needs are encouraged to apply.

A nationwide charitable organization funds early childhood programs through local affiliate campaigns — nonprofit childcare programs in communities with an active United Way early childhood initiative are encouraged to apply.

A major insurance company's foundation awards community grants to nonprofits building safer and stronger communities — childcare nonprofits serving working families and promoting community well-being are encouraged to apply.

A global banking institution's foundation awards grants to nonprofits advancing economic opportunity and community development — childcare nonprofits that support working families and economic mobility are encouraged to apply.

A global payment network's nonprofit center awards grants to organizations advancing inclusive economic growth — childcare nonprofits building economic opportunity and workforce participation for families are encouraged to apply.

A federal grant program funds states and communities to expand preschool access and improve birth-to-five systems — childcare providers can benefit when their state or local entity passes PDG B-5 funds directly to licensed programs.

A national early childhood quality organization awards grants to childcare and early learning programs committed to improving outcomes for the most vulnerable children from birth — nonprofit early childhood programs are prioritized.

A national organization dedicated to the education and well-being of Black children awards grants to programs improving early childhood outcomes — nonprofit childcare programs serving Black children are a strong priority.