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NWT Arts Council Grants

NWT Arts Council

Grants for artists and cultural organizations in the Northwest Territories to support creation, production, and preservation of arts and culture.

$500 – $25K

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NY Agriculture & Markets Grants

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NY Dept of Agriculture & Markets

Grants for farmland protection, farmers markets, and farm-to-school programs.

$5K – $250K

Rolling

Agriculturefood_access

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NY DEC Environmental Grants

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NY Dept of Environmental Conservation

Grants for climate resilience, water infrastructure, and open space conservation in New York.

$10K – $500K

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environmentclimate

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NY Division of Veterans Affairs Grants

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NY Division of Veterans Services

Grants to organizations providing housing, employment, and counseling services to New York veterans.

$5K – $50K

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veteranssocial_services

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NY Film Tax Credit Program

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Governor's Office of Motion Picture & TV

Tax credits and grants for qualified film and TV productions in New York.

$5K – $100K

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filmtourismarts

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NY Green Bank Clean Energy Financing

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NY Green Bank

NY Green Bank is a state-sponsored specialized finance entity that works with the private sector to accelerate clean energy deployment across New York, providing debt and equity financing for clean energy projects.

$1M – $50M

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energyEnvironmentalinnovation

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NY Historic Preservation Grants

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NY Parks — SHPO

Grants for survey, planning, and restoration of historic properties on the State and National Registers.

$5K – $100K

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historic_preservation

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NY Regional Economic Development Council Consolidated Funding Application

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Empire State Development / NY Regional Economic Development Councils

The Consolidated Funding Application (CFA) through NY's ten Regional Economic Development Councils (REDCs) aligns state resources for economic development, housing, transportation, environment, and community development.

$100K – $5M

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economic developmentCommunity Developmentinfrastructure

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NY State Pre-K (UPK) Expansion Grants

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New York State Education Department

Early childhood education grants supporting pre-K programs, childcare quality improvement, and school readiness initiatives in NY.

$50K – $600K

2026-07-15

early childhoodpre-kschool readiness

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NYC Department of Cultural Affairs Cultural Development Fund

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New York City Department of Cultural Affairs

The Cultural Development Fund (CDF) provides operating support to New York City nonprofit arts and cultural organizations through a competitive grant process.

$5K – $100K

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Arts & CultureCommunity Development

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NYC District Council of Carpenters Training Center

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New York Power Authority (NYPA)

As part of NYPA's funding of its workforce training initiatives in the renewable energy field, NYPA is supporting the NYC District Council of Carpenters Training Center This funding focuses on training of incumbent workers focusing on contruction skills needed for clean energy work. Over the two-year program, apprentices will receive advanced apprenticeship training including the specific skills necessary for work on energy efficiency and clean technology projects and building performance.

Up to $182K

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Educationenvironmentworkforce+2

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NYC Neighborhood Development Fund

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NYC Department of Small Business Services

Grants for neighborhood commercial revitalization, storefront improvement, and community development in New York City.

$10K – $250K

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economic developmentsmall businesscommunity development+1

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NYCEDC Business Incentives & Grants

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New York City Economic Development Corporation

Provides tax incentives, grants, and business services to companies growing in NYC. Programs include FRESH, Industrial Developer Fund, and Futureworks.

$25K – $1.5M

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economic developmentbusiness developmentworkforce

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NYS Labor Management Committee

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New York Power Authority (NYPA)

As part of NYPA's funding of its workforce training incentives is the renewable energy field, NYPA is supporting the NYS Labor Management Committee. The funds will support an expansion of clean energy training currently offered at the Joint Apprenticeship Training Centers across the state.

Up to $1.3M

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Educationenvironmentworkforce

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NYS Commission for the Blind

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NYS Office of Children and Family Services

To provide job training and placement for NYS's Blind citizens.

Up to $8.5M

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Educationworkforce

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NYS Workforce Innovation Center - Health Workforce Connects

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Department of Health

The Office of Healthcare Workforce Innovation will create a Health Workforce Connects program to serve as the online healthcare workforce hub to link those exploring and pursuing healthcare careers in organizations, agencies, resources, and other statewide information including but not limited to employers, educational institutions, training programs, financial aid, loan repayment, data, and research.

Up to $5M

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EducationHealthworkforce+1

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NYU Langone Community Health Programs

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NYU Langone

Invests in community health initiatives in New York City neighborhoods, addressing health access, chronic disease, and social determinants of health.

$10K – $500K

Rolling

health accesschronic diseasesocial determinants+1

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NYU Langone Health Coordinating Center for CASSIDY (NYU CoC)

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NCCDPHP - National Center for Chronic Disease Prev and Health Promo

Abstract Diabetes and its related complications are major causes of morbidity among youth and young adults in the US. The Assessing the Burden of Diabetes by Type in Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults (DiCAYA) Network was funded to develop new methodologies for diabetes surveillance using electronic health record (EHR) data. We served as DiCAYA’s Coordinating Center (CoC) for eight sites across the country. Together, we developed and validated computable phenotypes (CPs) to identify diabetes cases, type, and incidence in youth and young adults. Before DiCAYA, this work had yet to be done on such a large scale. Informed by the experience of DiCAYA, we are in an even stronger position to provide the leadership, expertise, and infrastructure needed to support and guide the CASSIDY Network. As the Component B site, we offer the expertise and support services required in statistics, diabetes epidemiology, clinical informatics, natural language processing, geographic information systems (GISs), and project and data management. As the NYU Coordinating Center (NYU CoC) for CASSIDY, we will provide the infrastructure and expertise to guide development and validation of harmonized and standardized surveillance measures and develop analytical methods to provide unbiased estimates of diabetes trends among individuals 44 or younger. Specifically, the NYU CoC aims to: 1) develop and maintain a central data repository and provide the infrastructure for secure transmission and management of data; 2) develop and maintain a study website for data entry and dissemination of information among study investigators and to the public; 3) provide required training for clinical staff and facilitate their interaction with study materials, documentation, and data collection; 4) provide expertise and leadership in developing, implementing, and evaluating a network of surveillance systems designed for population-based estimation; 5) provide statistical, epidemiologic, and analytic expertise and support for all aspects of the study; and 6) support the timely dissemination of study results. The NYU CoC leadership has significant experience leading multi- center studies and data coordinating centers, as well as specific expertise in designing surveillance systems based on electronic health records (EHRs) that integrate sound epidemiologic and study design principles to ensure completeness, appropriate representativeness, and generalizability of results. With this combination of skills, the NYU CoC is poised to deliver an unrivaled system for surveillance of diabetes in youth and young adults that provides accurate, representative, timely, and stable data over time to help determine trends in the incidence, prevalence, and clinical characteristics of both type 1 and type 2 diabetes among youth and young adults across the United States, ultimately informing public health interventions and reducing the burden of diabetes in these populations.

Up to $700K

2029-09-29

health research

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NZ Lottery Grants Board

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NZ Lottery Grants Board

150M+ NZD/yr for community, health research, environment, arts, and heritage projects in New Zealand.

$5K – $500K

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communityHealthenvironment+2

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NZ MBIE Research Science & Innovation Grants

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Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment (NZ)

NZ government funding for strategic research, Endeavour grants, and innovation programs.

$100K – $5M

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researchinnovationscience+1

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O-Specific Polysaccharide Responses and Cholera

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NIAID - National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

Cholera is a severe dehydrating illness of humans. It is endemic in over 50 countries and causes 3 to 5 million cases a year, resulting in approximately 100,000 deaths. Currently available cholera vaccines are poorly immunogenic in children under the age of 5 years, and often do not induce robust long-term memory responses in immunologically naïve populations. Antibodies targeting O-specific polysaccharide (OSP) are associated with protection against cholera. We here propose to extend our highly productive ongoing R37 international program that is defining OSP-specific immune responses in humans with cholera, including how OSP-specific antibodies protect. Such knowledge would be high impact and would directly inform cholera control efforts, including advancement of next generation cholera vaccines. In Aim #1, we will continue to define mechanisms of protection against V. cholerae afforded by OSP-specific responses using human isogenic OSP-specific monoclonal antibodies and human enteroid models. In Aim #2, we will define single cell and population responses at the mucosal surface in mucosal tissue samples obtained through endoscopic biopsy of cholera patients using single-nuclei sequencing (snRNA-seq) with T cell receptor (TCR) and B cell receptor (BCR) sequencing. In Aim #3, we will (a) define the OSP-specific response in intestinal tissue and luminal contents of patients recovering from cholera in Bangladesh, (b) deeply interrogate peripheral blood antigen-specific and functional immune responses using a system serology- based approach, and correlate these responses to responses directly assessed at the mucosal surface [in (3a)], and (c) assess the validity of whether such peripheral markers predict protection against cholera in our ongoing household contact study in Bangladesh. This extension builds upon our fully-approved and ongoing human, animal and bench-top studies, protocols and samplings, including at the International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research-Bangladesh (icddr.b); no new additions are proposed. RELEVANCE (See instructions): Currently available oral cholera vaccines have a number of shortcomings. Developing improved vaccines or vaccination strategies is hampered by the reality that we do not currently understand the mechanism of immune protection against cholera although it is known that a primary component of that immunity targets O-specific polysaccharide (OSP) of V. cholerae. We here propose an investigative approach to define and evaluate OSP-specific responses during cholera.

Up to $123K

2030-03-31

health research

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Oak Foundation — Environment Programme

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Oak Foundation

Funds climate change mitigation, marine conservation, and environmental justice globally.

$100K – $2M

By invitation

climate changemarine conservationenvironmental justice

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Oak Foundation Grants

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Oak Foundation

International foundation distributing 200M+ USD annually across human rights, abuse prevention, environment, housing.

$100K – $2M

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human rightsenvironmentHousing+1

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Oak Woodland Conservation Planning and Effectiveness Monitoring

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Fish and Wildlife Service

Over the past several years, federal and state agencies, local wildlife and environmental organizations, and other entities, have formed a partnership and received two Natural Resource Conservation Service awards (Cooperative Conservation Partnership Initiative and Regional Conservation Partnership Program) and a Wildlife Conservation Society grant to restore oak habitats at landscape scales in southern Oregon and northern California. A recognized expert of oak ecosystems of the Klamath-Siskiyou bioregion, the Klamath Bird Observatory (KBO) has been actively working with the partnership s Interdisciplinary teams coordinating the design and implementation of oak habitat restoration projects funded through these awards and grants. KBO is also evaluating the effectiveness of these projects in meeting stated objectives by monitoring the relative abundance of individual avian species and changes in community composition before and after treatment. Results of this monitoring effort will directly inform future restoration efforts. This agreement is to support KBO s involvement in the Interdisciplinary teams and as leader of the partnership s effectiveness monitoring team.

$60K

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natural resources

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