Project grants average about $5,000 and support defined programs serving youth and young adults through direct, measurable activities.

Grants support nonprofit programs serving Latino and Hispanic communities through youth, education, language, arts, and family-support activities.

Capital grants from $250,000 to $15 million support construction, renovation, and modernization of community centers serving youth and families.

Foundation grants support nonprofit education, basic-needs, workforce, and community-resilience projects in eligible operating communities.

Venture grants of $10,001 to $40,000 support nonprofit projects and programs with clear goals, objectives, and measurable community benefit.

Tiered grants of $1,000 to $25,000 support nonprofit projects in community betterment, education, health, arts, culture, and human services.

Community-service grants support eligible nonprofit programs, including childcare and educational services that benefit local residents.

Competitive grants help nonprofit and for-profit building owners reduce energy costs through efficiency, electrification, renewable energy, and storage projects.

A $10 million grant program supports nonprofit solutions that improve reliable access to healthy food for children, families, and communities.

Foundation grants support nonprofit projects that improve children's lives, education, health, and community wellbeing; awards vary by proposal.

General-service grants support nonprofit programs that deliver measurable community benefit, including services for children, families, and residents in need.

Matching reimbursements help small businesses make interior improvements to vacant or underused commercial space and create new business use or jobs.