Ten $10,000 grants for women-owned for-profit businesses in rural Texas counties with 50,000 or fewer residents. Open to childcare businesses started before June 2023.

Local community grants of $250–$5,000 awarded through individual Walmart and Sam's Club locations to nonprofits and government entities serving nearby communities, including childcare programs.

Up to $5,000 in startup funding for individuals launching or expanding a registered home-based childcare business. Covers licensing fees, minor home modifications, equipment, and operational startup costs.

Grants of up to $75,000 for nonprofit early childhood education programs serving children birth to age five. Focuses on learning experiences, professional development, and family engagement for low- to moderate-income children.

Funding for licensed family child care homes and childcare centers in Sonoma County to address health and safety repairs, improve physical spaces, expand capacity, and strengthen early learning environments for children ages 0–5.

Grants for small businesses including for-profit childcare centers and family childcare providers on Long Island, New York.

Grants of $100–$4,000 for licensed Minnesota child care centers to install video security cameras in infant and toddler rooms, in compliance with new state safety requirements effective July 2026.

Win a $20,000 grant by being nominated as a small business hero. One grant awarded per quarterly cycle to a US-based for-profit business with fewer than 10 employees making a community impact.

A $10,000 grant awarded monthly to one outstanding woman-owned business plus an additional $10,000 category-specific grant for women in education and childcare during the month of September.

Local cash grants of $250–$5,000 awarded by individual Walmart stores and Sam's Clubs to nonprofits and schools serving the same community. Open for Cycle 2 applications May 1 through July 15, 2026.

Grants for nonprofit organizations providing direct services to children in need, including early childhood education and childcare programs.

Grants for licensed Alaska childcare providers to support operational sustainability, quality improvements, and expansion of childcare capacity statewide.