In-kind grants of essential school supplies to USA teachers in underserved preschools andschools. The purpose of this program is to improve the educational experience of studentswhile relieving the financial burden from teachers who are spending their own money onsupplies for their classes. With each Supply A Teacher box delivered, a teacher receivesitems they need to fuel a full semester of active learning for their entire class of students,whether they are teaching in the classroom or via distance learning. Applications are open toteachers at schools where 50% or more of students are enrolled in the National School LunchProgram.

Cash grants are provided to clinician mothers in healthcare to assist with childcare expenses, supporting them in continuing their clinical careers without the burden of childcare costs.

Financial assistance to New Jersey nonprofit corporations and small, minority-owned, and
women-owned businesses to help offset operating costs. Assistance may be used for working
capital or fixed assets. Eligible businesses have been in operation for at least one full year,
and nonprofits for at least three full years.
An expedited approval process provides financial assistance to qualified businesses through
direct loans, participations, or guarantees with a fixed interest rate. The base rate is the 5-
Year United States Treasury or 1%, whichever is higher. The base rate will be adjusted using
criteria based upon the applicant’s creditworthiness.

Grants of up to $50,000 to New Jersey nonprofit organizations and small businesses for capital expenses. Funding is intended for the purchase or installation of new furniture, equipment, and fixtures. Forty percent of the total funding will be reserved for businesses and nonprofits located in Opportunity Zone eligible census tracts.

This initiative provides financial support to under-resourced women entrepreneurs, with a focus on women of color. Each month, a grant is awarded to a woman-owned business that demonstrates potential and need. To qualify, businesses must be at least 51% woman-owned and have less than $1 million in gross revenue. The program aims to empower women entrepreneurs by offering business coaching, training, and critical funding to help their ventures thrive.

Grants to New Jersey nonprofit organizations or for-profit development entities to support predevelopment costs. Funding is available only for commercial or mixed-use development projects and will cover up to 50% of eligible costs such as appraisal, insurance, market studies, and utilities. The applicant must have at least 51% ownership of the project site in order to be eligible. Support for pre-development soft costs is considered critical for emerging developers, as it enables them to expand their portfolios and participate more robustly in real estate development.

Grants to USA organizations for activities that positively impact people around the world and their communities. Support is primarily given to programs in the areas of architecture and the arts, education, empowering underserved communities, worker's rights, and scientific research. The Foundation supports programs that strengthen international understanding.

Grants of up to $20,000 to USA organizations for community benefit programs and projects. Funding is intended to support hospitals and schools; museums, performing arts and cultural programs; skills training, educational, and other programming for seniors, youth, and people with disabilities; environmental and wildlife protection activities; and other programs that address community needs.

In-kind donations of computer equipment to USA and territories PreK-12 schools and educational organizations. The goal of this program is to ensure that modern computer technology is present in every classroom throughout the country so that all children have the opportunity to reach their educational potential.

Grants of $25,000 and in-kind support to Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont Black-owned small businesses to help companies expand and thrive. In addition to the monetary grant, applicants will receive design and marketing assistance.

A centralized grant application database offers women entrepreneurs a single-entry point to access a variety of grant opportunities. Applicants fill out one detailed application, and as new grants are added by enterprise partners, the system matches suitable applications based on specific criteria. This streamlined process improves access to funding for women-led businesses, while also providing coaching and resources to help ensure their success.

In-kind support of business programming and grants to Michigan small businesses
for Coronavirus (COVID-19) recovery. Upon completion of a series of courses, businesses will
be eligible to apply for funding. Points are assigned to each course and participants must
accumulate a minimum composite score of six.

The SBSH Grant Program offers direct monetary grants to support business stability and
growth. To qualify for a direct grant, Participants must engage in programs, courses, events,
and support under the Small Business Support Hub Grant Program within six months prior to
applying for the direct grant.