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Up to $500 for women ages 18+ worldwide to start or expand a business, nonprofit, charity or community project benefiting women, girls and/or families. Fall applications September 1–30, 2026; six-month implementation after grant agreement. Highly competitive; funding is not guaranteed.

Reimbursement grants of $5,000–$100,000 for tax-exempt organizations engaging underserved populations in TPWD mission-oriented outdoor recreation, conservation and environmental education. Applications August 3–October 1, 2026; awards announced March 1, 2027. No match required, but recipients must pay eligible expenses before reimbursement.

Open grant proposals for US-based 501(c)(3) nonprofits listed in IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search. Applications close October 31, 2026; a copy of nonprofit-status documentation is required. Current award amounts are not specified. Historical grant listings include community programs and operating support, but do not establish eligibility for a particular applicant or expense.

Applications accepted through November 10, 2026 for Spring 2027 awards to U.S.-based community organizations. Operating support and specific programs are both considered, with no geographic preference within the United States. Typical awards are $1,000–$20,000 and requests are expected within that range; actual awards may be less than requested. Fiscal sponsorship and 990-N filings are explicitly accommodated. Status updates by the end of April and final decisions for further-considered requests by the end of May; no emergency grants.

Local cash grants of $250–$5,000 for organizations serving the same service area as the participating Walmart, Sams Club or distribution facility. FY27 Cycle 3 runs August 1–November 30; calendar dates normalized to 2026 using Walmart FY27 financial reporting.

Event sponsorships of $250–$5,000 for organizations improving community health and wellness and directly benefiting Texas residents. Examples explicitly include community health fairs, drives, walks and runs. Applications January 10–December 1, 2026; requests must arrive at least 60 days before the event. This is sponsorship support, not an unrestricted operating grant or the separate Blue Impact grant program. Funding is not guaranteed.

Austin chapter invites project proposals for $1,000 micro-grants. For time-sensitive projects, it strongly recommends applying at least 90 days before funds are needed. Chapter-specific cutoff is not published in reviewed guidance; general network FAQ says most chapters review monthly.

Rolling competitive grant program for IRS 501(c)(3) nonprofits addressing unmet needs with thoughtful, long-term strategies. Any 501(c)(3) organization may apply; preference is given to organizations with five to forty-nine full-time employees. At least one selected winner per month receives $5,000; other finalists receive $1,000. These are selection-dependent awards, not payments to every applicant.

Applications are accepted at any time for charitable, scientific, literary or educational purposes within Texas. The official application instructions explicitly allow requests described as general operating funds, capital campaigns or scholarship assistance. Submit the foundation form and required exhibits as one PDF by email. Current award amounts and decision timelines are not stated. This is a source-backed discovery opportunity, not a determination that a particular organization or project qualifies.

Year-round inquiries for charitable projects in Texas, with a key focus on Galveston, Austin and Dallas and attention to underserved rural areas. General operating, program and capital requests may be considered; operating support requires demonstrating post-funding sustainability. Full applications follow inquiry review. Award amounts are not specified. Official pages differ on decision timing: up to six months versus up to twelve months. This is the standard/regional process, not M-Pact or scholarships.

One-time seed grants up to $500 for early-stage volunteer-led projects worldwide. Organization annual budget must be below $50,000 and project cost below $10,000; no paid staff, with occasional professional contracting allowed. Applications are rolling, with monthly review.

Year-round support up to $2,000 for free public park activations by park adopters or stewards on City of Austin Parks and Recreation parkland. Apply at least 30 days before the event; project review and permits may be required. Awards depend on funds and staff availability.