This regional funding opportunity is available for nonprofit organizations serving select communities within parts of the northeastern United States. This program offers a series of competitive grant cycles throughout the year, with funding intended to support a wide range of community-focused initiatives. Areas of interest include educational support, cultural enrichment, public health, youth and family development, and environmental well-being. There is a particular emphasis on programs that seek to create long-term positive change by addressing the root causes of social and economic challenges.
Eligible applicants are typically established nonprofit organizations or groups working under a recognized nonprofit fiscal sponsor. The opportunity is not open to individuals or for-profit businesses. The funding cycles are held multiple times annually, with specific deadlines set throughout the year. Each awarded project generally spans a one-year period.
Award amounts typically range from $10,000 to $15,000, although funding levels may vary depending on the proposed project and the focus area. Some grants support efforts such as job training and skill development, while others may fund mental wellness programming, youth outreach, or early education initiatives. The program also recognizes the need for adaptability, with some funding available on a rolling basis to address time-sensitive or emerging community needs.
The purpose of this opportunity is to enhance the capacity of local organizations working to improve quality of life in their communities. Whether the goal is to broaden access to the arts, strengthen family services, or develop innovative educational programming, this funding can serve as a catalyst for impact-driven work.
Nonprofit organizations working in the region and aligned with values such as equity, access, and long-term community wellness are encouraged to consider applying. This grant opportunity provides a meaningful pathway for mission-driven groups to deepen their work and serve their communities more effectively.
