GrantStation International Insider | April 2026

Application deadline: April 30, 2026
Grant amount: €30,000–€40,000
Target population: Women, girls, trans people, and intersex people
Description: The Mama Cash Solidarity Fund supports the organizational needs of women's funds that are self-led, feminist, and autonomous in their grantmaking and resource mobilization. Funding is flexible and may be used for a range of organizational needs, including leadership transitions, learning and evaluation systems, staff care, financial resilience, and digital security. Eligible funds must be led by the populations they serve and have a primary mission of supporting women, girls, trans, and intersex people in upholding their rights.

Application deadline: May 27, 2026
Grant amount: $10,000 USD
Target population: Scientific communities
Description: The Nature Awards AI for Discovery recognizes applied AI research that advances solutions to major global challenges across three areas: health and life sciences, energy and environment, and industry and infrastructure. Recipients receive a research development grant, an invitation to present at a gala and symposium in London, and virtual training from BCG X AI Science Institute consultants. All projects must demonstrate measurable real-world impact or a clear pathway to practical application.

Application deadline: June 1, 2026
Grant amount: Varies
Target population: Underserved communities
Description: The Oral Health International Foundation supports service projects that increase access to dental care for underserved populations worldwide. Funding may be used for disposable dental supplies, medical equipment, instruments, instrument rental, and lab fees. Eligible applicants include U.S. nonprofits and tax-exempt organizations outside the United States.

Application deadline: June 1, 2026
Grant amount: Up to £20,000
Target population: Sculpture artists
Description: The Henry Moore Foundation supports the growth and appreciation of sculpture through grants to UK and international nonprofits. Funding is available across five categories: new exhibitions and commissions, acquisitions and collection care, conferences and publications, long-term research projects, and travel and research support for sculpture historians, academics, and conservators. The Foundation accepts applications from nonprofits across the world and only supports projects that involve sculpture in some way.

Application deadline: None
Grant amount: £2,000–£20,000
Geographic scope: Israel, Palestine, Jordan, and Lebanon
Target population: Vulnerable children aged 4-17
Description: Children of Peace funds projects that improve life for disadvantaged children and foster trust, peace, and friendship across communities, primarily in Gaza, Israel, and the West Bank, with additional support for Jordan and Lebanon. Funding is available to affiliates through three programs: small grants for grassroots operational costs, grants for arts, education, health, or sports programs promoting peaceful coexistence, and a President's Special Award for larger or emergency needs. Projects must support children aged 4–17 and promote reconciliation across faiths and communities.

Application deadline: April 29, 2026
Grant amount: $50,000–$100,000 USD
Geographic scope: Developing countries in Latin America, the Caribbean, South Asia, and the Pacific
Target population: Low-income and underserved communities
Description: The International Foundation supports U.S.-based nonprofits operating programs in low- and middle-income countries across Latin America and the Caribbean, Africa, and South and Southeast Asia and the Pacific. Funding spans four areas: agricultural sustainability, education programs expanding access to remote and underserved communities, environmental projects, and community health programs. Priority is given to education programs serving women and girls and environmental projects ensuring water quality and access.

Application deadline: None
Grant amount: Varies
Geographic scope: Greece and Cyprus
Target population: Underserved communities
Description: The Hellenic Initiative supports nonprofit organizations addressing social and economic challenges in Greece and Cyprus, particularly those affecting vulnerable populations. Funding focuses on two areas: humanitarian aid, providing essential support such as food, shelter, and healthcare, and economic development initiatives that foster job creation, entrepreneurship, and long-term growth.

Application deadline: September 30, 2026
Grant amount: £500–£2,000
Geographic scope: England
Target population: Community members
Description: Groundwork's Grassroots Grants provide unrestricted funding to small, local organizations in England making a positive difference in their communities. Funding is flexible and may cover staff and volunteer expenses, equipment, core running costs, training, and consultant time. Priority is given to organizations working in underserved regions and those working with vulnerable populations. 

Nonprofits are the backbone of communities. But behind every service is a critical question: will the funding be there when it’s needed most? This guide shows you how to make sure the answer is yes.

If your organization serves the local community, don't forget to research sources of funding available through the local city or county government. Many city and county websites provide information on grant opportunities offered by local government entities.

Webinar date: April 9, 2026, 2:00 PM Eastern Time

Too many nonprofit leaders are forced to make high-stakes decisions without a clear, real-time picture of what’s really happening across their organization. When data lives in silos, reports take too long to produce, and priorities feel disconnected from results, even the most mission-driven teams can lose momentum. The most effective nonprofits solve this problem with a single, powerful tool: executive dashboards that bring clarity, alignment, and confidence to leadership decisions.

During this webinar Donald Summers draws on decades of experience helping high-impact nonprofits transform data chaos into actionable insight. He’ll show you how the best organizations use executive dashboards to unify strategy, programs, finance, and fundraising into one clear, shared view—so leaders, staff, and boards can see what matters most at a glance.

Webinar date: April 13, 2026, 2:00 PM Eastern Time

More organizations than ever are applying for the same limited funding pools. Even strong programs are being declined, not because the work lacks merit, but because proposals fail to clearly communicate credibility, alignment, and distinct value.

In highly competitive environments, reviewers make fast judgments. If your proposal doesn’t immediately answer “Why this organization?” and “Why now?”, it risks blending in with dozens of similar submissions. Many organizations invest significant time writing applications without first assessing whether they are truly positioned to compete.

During this TargetED, Alice Ruhinke will help you strengthen your organizational background, executive summary, and strategic positioning so funders immediately understand why your organization is the right investment.

Webinar date: April 14 & 15, 2026, 2:00 PM Eastern Time

With the advent of so many AI tools, the process of developing and writing grant proposals is undergoing a transformative shift. These tools promise to streamline tasks, potentially enabling your organization to apply for more grants and secure greater funding. But the sheer volume and complexity of available AI technologies can be daunting, leaving many grant professionals feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about where to begin.

During this two-day workshop series (4.14 & 4.15), David Gates and Alice Ruhnke will guide you from the fundamentals of AI all the way through advanced strategies, giving you a comprehensive, practical foundation for using AI to transform your grant writing from start to finish.

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In this new series of short, targeted webinars, Alice Ruhnke will share practical tools, structured frameworks, and improvements you can apply to your next proposal, helping you stand out to reviewers and compete more confidently in saturated funding markets. Early Bird Pricing: Save $45 through April 8th!

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