This fund supports programs benefiting women and girls in Kansas City. Childcare and early learning nonprofits can apply when projects support girls, mothers, and family stability.

This community foundation fall cycle funds education and social-service projects in Central Ohio. Nonprofit childcare and preschool programs can apply when projects meet focused-fund priorities.

This corporate playground funding offer provides matching funds for play systems, including early childhood play structures. Childcare centers and preschools can use it to expand outdoor play environments.

This state early education grant supports quality and access in mixed-delivery prekindergarten systems. Community-based childcare and preschool providers may participate where local rules allow.

This state pilot supports partnerships between employers and childcare providers. It helps licensed providers expand care options tied to workforce needs.

This fund supports planning for high-quality child care expansion in Philadelphia. Nonprofit early childhood providers can use planning support to prepare facility and expansion projects.

This health grant opportunity supports evidence-based work improving maternal and infant outcomes. Early childhood nonprofits can apply when childcare, infant care, or family supports are central to the project.

This national nonprofit Gable Grants window supports larger organizations advancing skilled trades and community capacity. Early learning nonprofits with strong facility or workforce-aligned projects may be eligible if guidelines fit.

This corporate foundation literacy grant supports family literacy programs. Nonprofit childcare and preschool programs can apply when projects build parent-child literacy and school readiness.

This state early childhood block grant supports preschool and early childhood services. Community-based childcare providers can be eligible when they meet state preschool expansion requirements.

This state prekindergarten grant supports quality preschool access through eligible providers. Licensed childcare programs can apply when they meet MOQPK or innovation-grant requirements.

This childcare fund registration supports eligible union families with childcare benefits that can be used with approved childcare providers. Childcare owners can benefit by serving eligible families using the program.