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Grants to North Carolina nonprofit organizations and government agencies for activities that benefit rural and economically distressed communities. Funding is intended to identify, survey, and develop new industrial sites for development projects that attract new businesses.

Grants to Oregon nonprofit organizations, public agencies, and schools to conduct educational enrichment programs for students in eligible counties. Funding is intended to support in-school and extracurricular programs for children and youth demonstrating high potential for academic achievement. Eligible applicants are located in Lane, Linn, Benton, Douglas, Tillamook, and Lincoln counties.

Grants to California public safety agencies in eligible regions to expand agency capability to prevent, prepare for, and respond to acts of terrorism and other catastrophes. Funding is intended for training, equipment, planning, and exercises that will enhance the preparedness and security of Sacramento County.

Grants to Massachusetts nonprofit organizations and academic institutions to expand science training programs. Funding is intended to initiate or improve programs that focus on significant talent gaps experienced by the state's life science industry. These grants may be used to purchase equipment and supplies and to provide skills training for high-demand occupations.

Grants to Texas local government agencies and Native American Tribes for activities related to enhancing border security. Funding is intended to improve interagency border security operations, including the facilitation of directed actions to mitigate criminal activity and detain non-citizen inmates. Grants may be used to provide additional personnel, equipment, supplies, contractual support, travel, and training in support of Operation Lone Star activities.

Grants to Illinois nonprofit organizations to develop or improve upon strategies to help youth gain meaningful employment. Funding is intended for activities and projects that reduce barriers to job-seeking efforts, encourage learning financial skills, and enhance the involvement of stakeholders to build stronger community relationships and increase retention of youth in programming. All projects must benefit youth in Chicago's economically disenfranchised communities.

Grants of up to $15,000 to Arkansas towns, cities, and communities for capital improvement projects in rural areas. Funding is intended to improve local fire protection and emergency facilities and to support the construction and renovation of public buildings, parks, recreational facilities, storm shelters, and other community facilities. Requests will be accepted from applicants in rural areas with a population of less than 3,000.

Grants to Delaware, West Virginia, Washington, DC, Puerto Rico, and US Virgin Islands nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and tribes for the presentation of professional performing ensembles and artists at modest and mid-size community and arts organizations. Eligible projects must include a virtual or in-person performance and a community engagement activity. Funded activities enhance the performance experience and offer meaningful exchanges between touring artists and a presenter’s community.

Grants of up to $5,000 to Missouri rural schools for activities to increase career awareness among students in eligible regions. Funding is intended for initiatives and projects that will enhance career options for students and provide opportunities for career exploration. Eligible school applicants must be members of the CFO's Rural Schools Partnership.

Grants of up to $30,000 to Ontario neighborhood-based community groups in eligible locations for new resident-led initiatives and projects. Priority will be given to new or emerging neighborhood groups. Funding may be used for capital projects, events, and various neighborhood improvement projects. Eligible groups must be composed of multiple people who live and/or work in a neighborhood within the City of Kitchener.

Grants to Texas government agencies in eligible counties to address border crime. Applicants are advised that required registrations may take several weeks to finalize. Funding is intended for activities related to the training of relevant personnel and the provision of prosecution resources. Eligible applicants are located in counties that the PSO determines to be significantly affected by border crime.

Grants to Wisconsin groups of K-12 youth in partnership with nonprofit organizations, community agencies, schools, and churches for projects to benefit the local community in eligible locations. Funding is intended to support initiatives planned and implemented by children and youth. Funds may be used for the direct operation of the project, transportation, and limited youth recognition. All projects must benefit individuals and/or groups in Kenosha County.

Grants of up to $15,000 to Canada Indigenous individuals for activities to promote understanding and acceptance between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. Eligible individuals include artists, youth, educators, community leaders, Elders, and cultural creators. All funds must be spent supporting an Indigenous-led activity, event, or initiative.

Grants to British Columbia charitable organizations, farms, small businesses, and individuals for disaster relief in eligible locations. Funding is intended to assist recipients with the replacement of personal effects, equipment and inventory, clean up, debris removal, and building repairs. Applicants can apply for assistance in more than one category. These grants are to benefit the residents of regions affected by the October 2024 overland flooding.

Grants of up to $35,000 to Washington, DC nonprofit and for-profit organizations, government agencies, faith-based entities, and academic institutions for community-based projects that enhance local watersheds and bodies of water. Funding is intended to improve water quality, reduce litter, and raise awareness about preserving and restoring local rivers, streams, and parks.

Contract for services to a Washington business to create a database in compliance with state law. The database will include a range of environmental information regarding construction, building materials, manufacturing information, and other information required by law.

Grants to Texas local units of government in eligible counties for emergency services related to securing the Texas-Mexico border region. Funding is intended to support professional fire departments by providing medical supplies, specialized equipment, and maintenance related to border security activities associated with deterring crimes along the border.

Grants to Ohio nonprofit organizations for projects and programs to benefit residents in eligible communities. Programs will be accepted in the following focus areas: education, arts, health and human services, and community enrichment. The Foundation will accept requests for capital campaigns, operating support, and program support. Eligible programs are those that benefit the residents of the Greater Dayton region.

Grants to Oregon organizations for capital projects to enhance downtown areas throughout the state. Applicants are required to contact staff prior to submitting an application. Funding is intended for projects to positively impact local communities. Eligible activities include rehabilitation, restoration, acquisition, and construction. Applicants must be participants in the Oregon Main Street Network.

Grants to Illinois businesses in underinvested communities to support economic development. Funding is intended to provide technical assistance to growing business entities and to strengthen cooperative business models. Desired outcomes from these projects include better financial health, a stronger workforce, and increased knowledge about business finance. All projects must benefit businesses in Chicago.