Up to $15,000 for Texas family child care providers opening a home program or advancing from listed or registered status toward registration or licensure.

Alaska grants for charitable, educational, literary, and scientific projects primarily benefiting Alaska Native residents west of the 156th Meridian.

Cash and garden-resource awards for U.S. organizations creating or improving garden programs serving at least 15 children ages 0–18.

Grants for New Hampshire and Vermont school-based projects that connect children with nature, including early childhood settings.

Training scholarships and reimbursements for eligible New York child care professionals and regulated providers pursuing credentials and professional development.

FHLBank Indianapolis members can request up to $20,000 on behalf of eligible small-business customers for equipment, technology, workforce training, or growth expenses.

$250–$5,000 grants for South County school- and community-based initiatives that keep vulnerable youth grounded, supported, and moving toward a strong future.

Allen County nonprofit grants for youth-development programs, including qualifying early-childhood and child-serving initiatives.

Cost-share funding for Minnesota family child care providers participating in CACFP to buy Minnesota-grown or Minnesota-raised food.

Milwaukee-area grants supporting nonprofit programs that improve children's health, development, and family well-being.

Thread Alaska provides training, licensing support, materials, and stipends for Alaskans starting a newly licensed child care program or adding an additional site.

Grants of $20,000-$75,000 to U.S. nonprofits and schools for youth education programs in STEM, literacy, the environment, and job training, including PreK and early learning settings.