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Controlled registryManually reviewed official-source foundation opportunities with evidence, trust tier, review dates, and official-source links.
This is not a comprehensive foundation database. Verify every deadline, eligibility rule, and application instruction with the issuing foundation.
New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
Eligible projects serve Coos County, New Hampshire and specified nearby communities in New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, and Quebec.
Epic Games (Unreal Engine MegaGrants Program)
Open to individuals, small teams, and studios building games, UEFN experiences, open-source tools, or immersive real-time 3D projects using Unreal Engine, with a project beyond the idea stage (at least a working prototype). Recipients retain full ownership of their intellectual property and creative control -- Epic Games takes no equity or royalty.
Santa Barbara Foundation
The official listing describes grants supporting blood research, education, and blood-related products and services.
Interledger Foundation
Community organisations, nonprofits, cooperatives, civil society groups, local fintech startups, social enterprises, and individual practitioners may apply with a concrete project plan.
Catapult Film Fund
Project Director must be 18 or older and not enrolled in an academic institution, must hold a principal creative role (director, co-director, producer, or co-producer) with prior film/television production experience, and must own copyright and hold artistic, budgetary, and editorial control of the project. The documentary must be in development or early production (not production, post-production, or completed) with an intended length of 28 minutes or longer; docuseries are not supported. Catapult does not grant to individuals -- award recipients must accept funds through a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor, which may be secured after selection.
Foundation for Contemporary Arts
Individual artists or representatives of artist collectives/ensembles making innovative, experimental work that pushes against or breaks from established artistic practices. Applicant must have a committed performance or exhibition opportunity with a specific date. Ineligible: curators, producers, organizations, and arts presenters. Cannot be enrolled in any degree-granting program. Must live in the United States or U.S. territories and hold a U.S. Tax ID (SSN, EIN, or ITIN). A 36-month wait applies after a prior Emergency Grants, Creative Research Grants, or Grants to Artists award (waived if the emergency stems from federal funding cuts).
Pollock-Krasner Foundation
Open to professional visual artists working as painters, sculptors, or artists who work on paper, including printmakers, who are actively exhibiting current work in professional venues such as galleries and museums. Does not fund commercial art, graphic art, video art, generative art, performance art, filmmaking, or craft.
New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
Projects must focus on sustainable community and economic development in Coos County, New Hampshire and eligible nearby communities.
New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
School-based ecology education projects serving children and youth in the Upper Valley are the stated focus.
New Music USA
Open to professional music creators at least 21 years old with a minimum of 3 years of professional experience; students are ineligible except PhD/DMA candidates who are ABD (all but dissertation). For the 2026 cycle, applicants must be based in New York State, the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic region, or the Midwest. Applicants must not have received a New Music USA individual-program award in 2024-2025, and proposed projects must involve genuinely new work, not revisions of previously presented material.