Grants to Washington, DC individuals and families for rent support during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) health crisis. Funding is intended to assist low-income households that are facing housing emergencies due to the pandemic, by providing funding for overdue rent, includ
Award to a Washington, DC legal services lawyer to recognize outstanding representation of poor or disadvantaged clients through full-time work at a nonprofit. Nominations are encouraged for lawyers who have demonstrated both exemplary skills as a legal professional and
Grants to Washington DC nonprofit organizations, schools, and groups for projects and programs that benefit the community in eligible locations. Focus areas include children's education, social services, youth programs, arts and culture, enhancement of the physical envi
Grants to Washington, DC nonprofit and for-profit organizations for workforce training programs for youth. Funding is intended to support the development or expansion of apprenticeship programs for out-of-school youth ages 18-24. Eligible industries include construction
Grant to a Washington, DC nonprofit organization, private enterprise, government entity, faith-based organization, school, or academic institution to promote alternative modes of transportation for low-income residents. Funding is intended to improve clean transportatio
Grants to Washington, DC community-based organizations, healthcare providers, pharmacies, and IHEs for programs to provide immunizations against Coronavirus (COVID-19). Applicants must complete an online registration process prior to applying. The purpose of the program
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Grants to Washington, DC community-based organizations, healthcare providers, pharmacies, and IHEs for programs to provide immunizations against Coronavirus (COVID-19). Applicants must complete an online registration process prior to applying. The purpose of the program
Grants of up to $15,000 to Washington, DC, Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey residents in eligible regions for assistance in purchasing a new home. Funding is intended to promote housing justice by assisting individuals of color with down payment costs. T
Grant to a Washington, DC nonprofit organization or for-profit to provide legal services to older youth with disabilities. Funding is intended to support an advocacy and legal organization that will assist criminal defendants with special education needs who are involve
Grants of up to $50,000 to Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, DC nonprofit organizations and businesses for capital improvements to food services in eligible communities. The purpose of the program is to support cold storage equipment and infrastructure. Programs must
Grants to Washington, DC nonprofit organizations, universities, educational institutions, and private businesses to address environmental concerns relevant to the automotive repair industry. Applicants must request access to the online application system prior to submit
Grants to Washington, DC organizations and partnerships of organizations to help low-income families with costs associated with a death in the family. The purpose of the program is to establish a process by which low-income families can establish the validity of a will.
Grants to Washington, DC small businesses for operating expenses during the current crisis. Funding is intended for consumer-facing businesses with 25 or fewer employees. Eligible expenses include rent and utilities, payroll, insurance, inventory, cleaning supplies, new
Grants to Washington, DC nonprofit and for-profit organizations, including secondary schools and IHEs, for programs to familiarize secondary school teachers with apprenticeship opportunities available to their students. The goal of the program is to assist educators in
Awards to Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, DC young professionals in eligible regions to recognize outstanding leadership. Nominations are welcome on behalf of business leaders for achievements in their companies and the community. Eligible nominees work for a busine
Grants to Washington, DC nonprofit organizations, IHEs, Tribes, and agencies to support volunteer staff working in a broad range of community services, including education, social justice initiatives, and more. Applicants are advised that required registrations may take
Grants to Washington, DC nonprofit organizations and faith-based organizations to address lead poisoning. Funding is intended for educational programs and lead screening in Wards 1, 4, and 5. The program is intended to focus on African and Latino residents with children
Grants to Washington, DC nonprofit and faith-based organizations, IHEs, and private enterprises to reduce air pollution. Funding is intended to improve public health throughout the District by replacing heavy-duty diesel-powered buses with equivalent vehicles with zero
