1,811 grant programs are open today. We check which ones you can apply to.
For US small businesses, startups and 501(c)(3) nonprofits. Four rule groups run before you see a match. Every match says which rule it passed, and the rule that stops you on the rest is named.
Last night's run finished at 2:01 AM ET: 1,811 open, 719 checked at the source.
Five of 1,811 open programs a Florida 501(c)(3) could apply to, sorted by deadline. Counted at 2:01 AM ET.Sorted by deadline. Largest amount first
Five of 1,811 open programs a Florida 501(c)(3) could apply to, sorted by deadline. Counted at 2:01 AM Eastern.
National Institute of Food and Agriculture, USDA-NIFA-AFRI-011596
67 days left
$10,000 to $650,000
4 of 4 rules
From Grants.gov record USDA-NIFA-AFRI-011596, fetched Oct 25, 2026. We read the listing; no person has checked it against the agency. Wrong? Tell us and we fix it.
Profile used: a Florida 501(c)(3) in youth and education.
Entity type: 501(c)(3) nonprofitPass
Location: Florida (United States)Pass
Organization size: not a large businessPass
Ownership set-asides: none claimedPass
Why you match
USDA NIFA AFRI Education and Workforce Development program funds projects developing food and agriculture professionals: K-14 educator training, youth non-formal education, community college workforce training, undergraduate research/extension training, pre- and postdoctoral fellowships, and workshops. Eligible applicants include universities, research institutions, federal agencies, national labs
From Grants.gov record 23-510, fetched Oct 25, 2026. We read the listing; no person has checked it against the agency. Wrong? Tell us and we fix it.
Profile used: a Florida 501(c)(3) in youth and education.
Entity type: 501(c)(3) nonprofitPass
Location: Florida (United States)Pass
Organization size: not a large businessPass
Ownership set-asides: none claimedPass
Why you match
NSF IUSE: EDU funds projects to improve undergraduate STEM education through evidence-based research on teaching and learning, adoption of effective pedagogical practices, instructor professional development, and institutional/community transformation. Open to institutions of higher education and associated organizations; eligibility is unrestricted.
From Grants.gov record 23-520, fetched Oct 25, 2026. We read the listing; no person has checked it against the agency. Wrong? Tell us and we fix it.
Profile used: a Florida 501(c)(3) in youth and education.
Entity type: 501(c)(3) nonprofitPass
Location: Florida (United States)Pass
Organization size: not a large businessPass
Ownership set-asides: none claimedPass
Why you match
NSF CyberTraining funds innovative, scalable training, education, and curriculum/instructional materials to prepare the U.S. research workforce in advanced cyberinfrastructure, from undergraduates to active researchers and CI professionals. Eligible applicants include U.S. institutions of higher education, non-profit non-academic organizations, for-profit organizations (including small businesses)
From Grants.gov record 25-515, fetched Oct 25, 2026. We read the listing; no person has checked it against the agency. Wrong? Tell us and we fix it.
Profile used: a Florida 501(c)(3) in youth and education.
Entity type: 501(c)(3) nonprofitPass
Location: Florida (United States)Pass
Organization size: not a large businessPass
Ownership set-asides: none claimedPass
Why you match
NSF program funding research, education, and workforce training in cybersecurity, privacy, and trust in cyberspace. Only US accredited institutions of higher education and US non-profit, non-academic organizations tied to educational or research activities may apply; for-profits and small businesses are ineligible. Awards $300K-$1.2M across RES, EDU, and SEED tracks.
From Grants.gov record 24-529, fetched Oct 25, 2026. We read the listing; no person has checked it against the agency. Wrong? Tell us and we fix it.
Profile used: a Florida 501(c)(3) in youth and education.
Entity type: 501(c)(3) nonprofitPass
Location: Florida (United States)Pass
Organization size: not a large businessPass
Ownership set-asides: none claimedPass
Why you match
NSF program funding pilots, tests, and validation of transformative approaches to STEM graduate education, including research on graduate education systems and interventions. Only US accredited institutions of higher education, non-profit non-academic organizations tied to education/research, and federally recognized Tribal Nations may apply; businesses are not eligible.
National Institute of Food and Agriculture, USDA-NIFA-AFRI-011596
Deadline
Thu, Dec 31, 67 d left
Amount
$10,000 to $650,000
Eligibility
4 of 4 rules
Checked
From Grants.gov record USDA-NIFA-AFRI-011596, fetched Oct 25, 2026. We read the listing; no person has checked it against the agency. Wrong? Tell us and we fix it.
Why this one
Profile used: a Florida 501(c)(3) in youth and education.
Entity type: 501(c)(3) nonprofitPass
Location: Florida (United States)Pass
Organization size: not a large businessPass
Ownership set-asides: none claimedPass
Why you match
USDA NIFA AFRI Education and Workforce Development program funds projects developing food and agriculture professionals: K-14 educator training, youth non-formal education, community college workforce training, undergraduate research/extension training, pre- and postdoctoral fellowships, and workshops. Eligible applicants include universities, research institutions, federal agencies, national labs
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What six kinds of applicant could claim, as of Oct 25, 2026.
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Spectrum Reach, up to $15,000 in TV and streaming ads. Verizon Digital Ready, $10,000 grants, ten awarded a month. AT&T Small Business Contest, $50,000 grand prize.
Microsoft for Startups, up to $150,000 in Azure credits. Cloudflare, $10,000 in credits for bootstrapped startups. AWS Activate, credits with no investor needed. Credits expire, so apply when you are ready to build.
Amber Grant, $10,000 every month, plus $50,000 year-end grants. Tory Burch Foundation Fellowship, coaching, network and capital access. IFundWomen, one application for rotating corporate grants.
Shopify, Basic plan for $1 a month for six months, plus a card reader. L'Oréal and NAACP, $25,000 grants for beauty businesses. SoGal Foundation, up to $10,000 for Black women founders.
How we count: the largest published award of every nationwide program open to that group, added together as if you won every one. Awards are competitive and most programs pick a few winners each round, so this is the ceiling, not a forecast. Programs that do not publish an amount, state-only programs, discounts and spend-to-earn ad credits are not counted. Women-, minority- and veteran-owned totals include the programs open to every small business. Totals are rounded down.
Google Ad Grants, up to $10,000 a month in Search ads. Microsoft 365 Business Basic free for up to 300 users. AWS Imagine Grant, up to $200,000 in cash plus AWS credits.
Spectrum Reach, up to $15,000 in TV and streaming ads. Verizon Digital Ready, $10,000 grants, ten awarded a month. AT&T Small Business Contest, $50,000 grand prize.
Microsoft for Startups, up to $150,000 in Azure credits. Cloudflare, $10,000 in credits for bootstrapped startups. AWS Activate, credits with no investor needed. Credits expire, so apply when you are ready to build.
Amber Grant, $10,000 every month, plus $50,000 year-end grants. Tory Burch Foundation Fellowship, coaching, network and capital access. IFundWomen, one application for rotating corporate grants.
Shopify, Basic plan for $1 a month for six months, plus a card reader. L'Oréal and NAACP, $25,000 grants for beauty businesses. SoGal Foundation, up to $10,000 for Black women founders.
How we count: the largest published award of every nationwide program open to that group, added together as if you won every one. Awards are competitive and most programs pick a few winners each round, so this is the ceiling, not a forecast. Programs that do not publish an amount, state-only programs, discounts and spend-to-earn ad credits are not counted. Women-, minority- and veteran-owned totals include the programs open to every small business. Totals are rounded down.
What six kinds of applicant could claim, as of Oct 25, 2026.
Spark Good funds projects that serve the area around one Walmart store; your Florida after-school program is the kind of community project it names, and a 501(c)(3) can apply once verified by Deed.
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What changed last night
The nightly run read 2,462 listings: 1 opened, 0 changed, 1 closed.
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The nightly run read 2,470 listings: 6 opened, 0 changed, 9 closed.
The nightly run read 2,397 listings: 8 opened, 11 changed, 51 closed. Some stages did not finish, so part of the index was not refreshed.
A one-off read of state programs added 36 programs to the index: the California Grants Portal's open grants, read every night from now on, and programs of other states checked automatically against each agency's own page.
The nightly run read 1,881 listings: 13 opened, 9 changed, 10 closed.
The nightly run read 1,877 listings: 0 opened, 0 changed, 0 closed.
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Checked at the source: corporate, foundation, utility and state programs our software read on the funder's own page, with the date on the row. On 386 of the 719 the amount and dates were confirmed on that page; on the rest they are not published there, and the row says so. Back
Grants.gov, SBIR.gov and three states' own grant portals (California, Pennsylvania and Illinois) are read every night. The run starts at 2:00 AM Eastern in summer and 1:00 AM in winter and usually finishes within fifteen minutes; any change we see is logged in the changelog. Back
Indexed: every opportunity in the index, open or not, at the last run. Back
Open to a for-profit small business: open opportunities whose eligibility text names small businesses or for-profit applicants, as tagged by our software from that text. Back
Ceilings: the largest published award of every nationwide program open to that group, added as if you won every one, rounded down. The full rule is under the table and on the method page. Back
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