NPMOCO

Purpose

The City of Takoma Park’s Community Quality of Life Grants Program provides financial support for specific programs, projects, and events that improve the quality of life for city residents by providing greater access and opportunities for participation in the arts and sciences.

Eligible Projects

Eligible projects include:

• Arts and Humanities (A&H) programs, projects, and events;
• and Science, Technology Engineering, and Math (STEM) programs, projects, and events.

Additionally, while not required, the City is encouraging applications for programming that connects arts and sciences with skills that promote workforce development and entrepreneurial programs for low-and-moderate-income Takoma Park residents.

City of Rockville: Human Services Grant
Provides grants annually to local organizations that partner with the city to support human services access in the city. The Fiscal Year 2024 Human Services Nonprofit grant application period is now open. All grant applications and attachments must be received by the City of Rockville Community Services Division by Friday, January 6, 5:00 pm.

To encourage the submission of quality applications, a staff member from applicant organizations must attend a mandatory technical assistance session. Visit the Human Services Nonprofit Grant webpage for more information.

Montgomery County Government: FY23 Targeted and Specialized Mobility Operating Grant Program
The focus of the grant program is to provide direct services and/or support that improves the delivery of transportation related services for: Individuals who are disabled, Senior residents, Individuals with low or limited incomes.

FY23 Targeted and Specialized Mobility Capital Grant Program
The focus of the grant program is to provide capital resources that support direct services and/or support that improves the delivery of transportation related services for: Individuals who are disabled, Senior residents, Individuals with low or limited incomes.\

Healthcare Initiative Foundation’s FY23 Capacity Building application is now open and closes on December 16. HIF makes grants to nonprofits that have county-based health programs activities. Click here for more information.
Impact 100 DC opens its 2023 grants cycle in December 2022. The high-impact grant of $100,000 is funded by membership in Impact 100 DC, an all-volunteer women’s philanthropic community dedicated to improving lives in the Greater Washington, DC area. Impact 100 DC will offer a series of informational workshops for prospective applicants via Zoom. Attendance is encouraged but not required. Interested applicants should emailgrants@impact100dc.org for applicable dates and the registration link.

National Science Foundation: Racial Equity in STEM Education
This solicitation aligns with the National Science Foundation and the Directorate for Education and Human Resources long-standing investments in the development of a diverse and well-prepared public and workforce, which was recently reinforced in the NSF Vision.

City of Rockville: Human Services Grant
Provides grants annually to local organizations that partner with the city to support human services access in the city. The Fiscal Year 2024 Human Services Nonprofit grant application period is now open. All grant applications and attachments must be received by the City of Rockville Community Services Division by Friday, January 6, 5:00 pm.

To encourage the submission of quality applications, a staff member from applicant organizations must attend a mandatory technical assistance session. Visit the Human Services Nonprofit Grant webpage for more information.

Montgomery County Government: FY23 Targeted and Specialized Mobility Operating Grant Program
The focus of the grant program is to provide direct services and/or support that improves the delivery of transportation related services for: Individuals who are disabled, Senior residents, Individuals with low or limited incomes.

FY23 Targeted and Specialized Mobility Capital Grant Program
The focus of the grant program is to provide capital resources that support direct services and/or support that improves the delivery of transportation related services for: Individuals who are disabled, Senior residents, Individuals with low or limited incomes.

National Science Foundation: Racial Equity in STEM Education
This solicitation aligns with the National Science Foundation and the Directorate for Education and Human Resources long-standing investments in the development of a diverse and well-prepared public and workforce, which was recently reinforced in the NSF Vision.