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The AWS Imagine Grant Program U.S. supports nonprofit organizations in the United States who are using cloud technology to accelerate their missions. The program seeks to fund a diverse set of projects that leverage cloud technology for mission impact across the nonprofit sector. All mission and cause areas are welcome, excluding educational institutions. Awards are provided in three categories, based on an organization’s goals and the stage of their technology adoption journey. The Pathfinder - Generative AI award provides support for highly innovative, mission-critical projects that leverage generative AI. The Go Further, Faster award provides support for highly innovative projects that leverage the cloud. The Momentum to Modernize award provides support for infrastructure projects that allow nonprofits to transform and enhance their core mission operations with technology, such as migrating servers to the cloud and modernizing new and existing applications. | Deadline: June 2, 2025 | More information and application.

Mary’s Pence funds grassroots women-led and -focused nonprofit organizations or groups working with a fiscal sponsor. Eligible organizations have budgets of $250,000 or less. They are located in the U.S. and their work takes place in the U.S. Mary's Pence funding is focused on social justice actions that are long term and create sustainable systems change. Mary's Pence values subsidiarity—that is those who are most impacted are part of the decision-making. Funds are provided to organizations whose work centers on human dignity, the common good, the right to economic security, dignified work, care for the earth, gender justice, and nonviolence. | Deadline: Initial funding inquiry forms may be submitted at any time and are reviewed from April to June and from October to December, annually. | More information and application.

The Vilcek Foundation’s grants empower nonprofits to expand their reach, engage diverse audiences, and advance their missions. The foundation is committed to working with organizations that exemplify best practices in their field and demonstrate dedication to the communities they serve. | Deadline: June 30, 2025 | More information and application.

From GrantStation: This survey, conducted by GrantStation, gathers insights from nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, grant professionals, managers, writers, and government entities. This survey aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the current state of grantseeking across the United States and globally. All survey responses are anonymous. | More information and survey.

If you're like most nonprofit organizations, when asked if your organization is grant ready, you answer with a resounding, "Yes—we are ready to get grant money to support the important work of our organization!" However, while your organization may be ready to reap the benefits of grant awards, many nonprofits have not developed the infrastructure necessary to be competitive in the application process. During this webinar, Alice Ruhnke will guide you through a process which can help you assess your organization's grant readiness. | Date & Time: Tuesday, April 29, 2025 - 2 PM EDT | More information and registration.

The funding landscape is changing rapidly, requiring nonprofits to innovate and adapt to remain competitive. Funders are shifting their priorities, expecting organizations to go beyond traditional grantwriting approaches and demonstrate long-term impact, sustainability, and strategic alignment. To succeed in this ever-evolving environment, you must rethink your strategies and adopt new perspectives that resonate with today’s funders. In this six-part TargetED series, you’ll gain the insights and practical tools needed to strengthen your grant proposals and position your organization for funding success. Each session will help you embrace a key strategic shift, allowing you to navigate the modern funding landscape with confidence. | Date & Time: Monday, April 28, 2025 - 2 PM EDT (please see additional dates on website) | Pricing, information, and registration.

As the funding landscape evolves, more grantmakers are prioritizing economic value alongside social good. Nonprofits that can demonstrate how their initiatives stimulate local economies, reduce public costs, or contribute to workforce development will have a competitive edge in securing funding. To stand out, organizations must move beyond traditional impact statements and clearly articulate their economic contributions. In this TargetED, Alice Ruhnke will guide you through strategies for quantifying and communicating your program’s economic impact. You’ll learn how to translate social outcomes into compelling economic benefits that resonate with funders focused on social investments with tangible returns. | Date & Time: Monday, April 28, 2025 - 2 PM EDT | Pricing, information, and registration.

Join GrantStation President Alice Ruhnke in this information-packed, fast-paced training focused on a step-by-step process to help you develop your grantseeking strategy for 2025-26. With so many unknowns when it comes to fundraising, having a strong grantseeking plan in place is essential to keeping your organization financially healthy. | Date & Time: Thursday, April 24, 2025 - 2 PM EDT | Pricing, information, and registration.

To be eligible to apply for any Cultural Trust grant, an organization must first be designated “qualified” by the Cultural Trust. The Cultural Trust will hold two Zoom workshops about qualification. Participation is free, but registration is required. Workshop will be held on the following Date & Time: Wednesday, April 23, 2025, at 11 a.m. Register for the April 23 workshop. | More information.

Artists who make innovative, experimental work are eligible to apply. FCA considers all elements of an application in context to determine if an artist’s work aligns with our mission to support experimental practices. | Deadline: Ongoing | More information and application.