Grants of up to $2,500 to USA individuals, families, nonprofit organizations, and government animal shelters for financial assistance to cover the costs associated with medical procedures for dogs. Funding is intended for necessary medical treatments and emergency services. Grants are designed to provide

Grants to New Jersey local government agencies and communities to develop a local forestry management plan in order to come into compliance with statewide forestry legislation. Funding may be used to hire experts and professionals to support the development of a forestry plan.

Grants and loans to USA and territories nonprofit organizations, public agencies, and Tribes located in rural areas to support the development of community facilities. Applicants are advised that required registrations may take several days to complete. Eligible uses of funds include constructing, purchasing, and

Reimbursement grants of up to $1,000 to USA individuals, organizations, churches, nursing homes, and government agencies for the installation of equipment that will help people with disabilities. Funding is intended for equipment that is clearly related to a specific medical need.

Grants to New Jersey nonprofit organizations to enhance public policy development and decision-making with regards to crucial issues affecting state residents. Funding is intended to advance sustainable and systemic solutions to public issues through advocacy, policy, organizing, and analysis.

Grants to Nebraska nonprofit organizations, churches, synagogues, and government agencies for activities that benefit local residents of eligible locations. Previous grants have been awarded to youth sports programs, libraries, and the police department. Applicants must demonstrate how their proposed

Grants of up to $750 to Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, and Ohio nonprofit organizations serving Indiana youth to support continuing education opportunities for active volunteers, staff members, or board members. Funding is intended to enable workers to take advantage of continuing education

Grants to North Carolina nonprofit organizations and government agencies for projects that promote economic development in eligible regions. Funding is intended for activities and programs that will lead to increased employment in tobacco-dependent or economically distressed areas. Competitive

Grants to Arkansas nonprofit organizations, government agencies, schools, and institutions of higher education for programs and activities that promote equity for residents statewide. Funding is intended for community initiatives that seek to address racial, ethnic, social, economic, and educational

Grants to Nebraska nonprofit organizations and government entities for charitable programs in eligible locations. Funding is intended for programs that are consistent with the Foundation's mission, values, and vision, and strive to develop local leadership, entrepreneurship, youth engagement, and community

Grants to New Jersey nonprofit organizations for projects and programs to benefit residents in eligible communities. Funding is intended for projects that improve the environment and increase employment opportunities for local residents. Projects must benefit the residents of the City of Camden.

Rebates of up to $50,000 to British Columbia nonprofit organizations, businesses, and IHEs for innovative activities that foster economic development in eligible regions. Applicants must contact staff prior to submitting a proposal. Requests will be accepted for projects that advance applied research and