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Grants to Nebraska nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and tribal entities to address juvenile delinquency. Funding is intended to prepare, implement, manage, and assess policies and projects for the development of more effective delinquency prevention efforts. Priority will be given to applications that implement evidence-based programs and promising practices. Programs and services shall be designed to serve and target youth who are eleven through eighteen years of age.

Grants of up to $25,000 to Maryland nonprofit organizations and government agencies in eligible locations for programs to benefit the community. Areas of focus include education, economic development, infrastructure, and safe, healthy, and active communities. Eligible applicants are located in Cecil County.

Grants to Illinois local government agencies to acquire and develop property for public parks and open spaces. Funding is intended for the acquisition and development of lands for public use as parks and open spaces. Grants may be used to purchase land for new park sites or park expansion, nature studies, and natural resource preservation.

Grants to Virginia nonprofit organizations for programs, projects, and services that are responsive to important community needs in eligible regions. Funding is specifically intended to support proposals for timely and needed projects that focus on youth or adults in the local community. Eligible organizations support residents in the city of Charlottesville, or the counties of Albemarle, Buckingham, Fluvanna, Greene, Louisa, Nelson, and Orange.

Grants and in-kind assistance to New Jersey local government agencies and nonprofit organizations to protect communities from local wildlife. Funding is intended to address and manage the deer population in urban areas. Grants can assist with data and surveys to facilitate and maintain Community-Based Deer Management programs. Guidance on deer management approaches will also be provided to grant recipients.

In-kind support of equipment and materials to Michigan K-12 schools to meet school food service needs and increase students' dairy consumption. Available packages include but are not limited to blenders, breakfasts, freestanding coffee bars, hot chocolate programs, and milk rebranding projects. Applications must be made for an individual school building.

Grants of up to $15,000 to New Jersey small and medium-sized businesses impacted by road closures in eligible regions. Funding is intended to cover working capital expenses for businesses experiencing decreased revenue due to disrupted supply chains and reduced customer access. Eligible businesses are those impacted by the eastbound Interstate 80 closures in Morris County.

Grants of up to $500 to British Columbia individuals for community activities in eligible locations. Funding is intended for projects that help to strengthen neighborhoods. Preference is given to new projects or those that have been funded for fewer than three years in a row. Residents of communities in the Kootenay Boundary (Castlegar, Rossland, Bridesville, Big White, Carmi, Westbridge, Beaverdell, Christian Valley, Rock Creek, Kettle Valley, Midway, Greenwood, Grand Forks, and Christina Lake) are encouraged to apply.

Grants to Arkansas, Tennessee, and Mississippi nonprofit organizations in eligible counties to benefit the community. Funding is intended to support both general and capital requests within a broad range of interests. Focus areas include arts and culture, education, social justice and ethics, community enhancement and capacity building, and health and human services. Eligible organizations and programs must be located in Shelby, Fayette, and Tipton Counties in Tennessee; Crittenden County, Arkansas; or Desoto County, Mississippi.

Grants of up to $2,500 to Alabama and Mississippi nonprofit organizations to strengthen communities within the funding source’s service area. Funding is intended for programs in the areas of civic benefit, community and economic development, and education. Programs must benefit communities in Singing River Electric’s Service territory, which includes Jackson, George, Greene, Harrison, Perry, Stone, and Wayne counties in Mississippi, as well as Mobile and Washington counties in Alabama.

Grants of up to $2,000 to Saskatchewan nonprofit arts and cultural organizations and Tribal entities for activities that address critical needs. Funding is intended to support creative grassroots projects that respond to needs or changes in the cultural sector and create access and pathways for first-time and underserved applicants.

Grants and in-kind support to Ohio nonprofit organizations to increase civic participation in eligible regions. Funding is intended to support projects and events for local voting-age residents. Focus areas include mobilization and activation, engagement and education, and capacity building. The goal of the program is to educate, connect, and empower voting-age constituents in the Greater Cleveland area.

Grants of up to $25,000 to Arizona nonprofit organizations for projects to promote health equity in local communities. Applicants must contact program staff before submitting a full application. Funding is intended for planning activities that help coalitions identify solutions toward systemic change. By the end of the grant period, coalitions will have identified the necessary steps and calculated costs needed to achieve its systems change project.

Opportunity for Ontario artists to create artwork to be displayed in a local city hall in eligible regions. Eligible artwork includes all types of two- and three-dimensional art and multidisciplinary artworks. The selected pieces will be displayed in glass cases located outside Council Chambers in the City of Oshawa's City Hall. Funding is available to artists born in, residing in, or having a significant connection to Oshawa, or an Indigenous person with a connection to the traditional territory that Oshawa now occupies.

In-kind grant of sports equipment to a Michigan nonprofit organization, community-based organization, or school to promote softball and baseball for children ages 9-12 in eligible locations. The program provides sports equipment that benefits youth and children. Qualifying youth baseball organizations within Royal Oak and the surrounding communities can apply.

Grants to Alabama nonprofit organizations, government entities, educational institutions, and faith-based organizations to enhance the quality of life for residents in eligible locations. Funding is intended for projects and programs in the following areas of focus: mental health and wellness, the arts, education and workforce development, leadership development and economic opportunity. Preference will be given to proposals that involve collaboration. The program and/or activities must serve the Tri-City community which is comprised of Foley, Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, and surrounding communities.

Grants of up to $750 and grants of up to $1,000 to Ontario community groups and elementary schools in eligible regions for conservation initiatives. Funding is intended for landscaping, including tree-planting and pollinator gardens, and ecosystem preservation. Eligible applicants are located within the Grand River watershed.

Grants to Arizona nonprofit organizations for initiatives to benefit local communities throughout the state. Program areas include education, youth, and sports. Funding is intended to support direct services, programs, and projects as well as organizational capacity-building activities.

Awards to New York City nonprofit organizations in eligible communities to acknowledge efforts to advance equity. The purpose of this program is to honor local organizations that have shown dedication to serving the local community and addressing challenges related to social and racial justice. Eligible applicants serve the people and communities of Brooklyn.

Grants to Michigan organizations for projects and activities that improve residents' knowledge and understanding of the justice system. Funding is intended to support innovative projects that educate adults and children about their legal responsibilities and rights; provide civil legal aid to the poor; and provide opportunities for conflict and dispute resolution.