Locate and apply for grant funding from federal agencies. "Grants.gov is a central storehouse for information on over 1,000 grant programs and provides access to approximately $500 billion in annual awards." Registration is not required to search for grants but is required to apply for them. Registration may take 3-5 days. You can also subscribe to be notified of new grant opportunities. Follow the "Help" link for access to user guides and tutorials.

NSF funds research in most fields of science and engineering (except for medical sciences), science and engineering education (pre-k to graduate school), as well as the social sciences.

The official publication for NIH medical and behavioral research grant policies, guidelines and funding opportunities.

Search for and view open, closed, past, and future NASA research announcements.

A listing, rather than a searchable database, of funding programs currently accepting applications.

Guidelines and application forms, grant management, and recent grant awards.

This federal funding agency funds projects for libraries and museums.

Search for funding for humanities projects made accessible through digital technologies.

Search for grant programs, information about the application process and grant management.

This program funds state education agencies for projects related to community learning centers.

Supports professional development programs for early childhood educators.

The Department of Education's Office of Special Education Programs funds projects in this area.

Announcements of funding opportunities are available here.

Sponsored by AAAS, this site focuses on sources of funding for biomedical research and science education.

Health related funding sources for education and research.

AAUW helps women from around the world break through barriers and pursue their dreams of obtaining graduate degrees or making an impact in their communities.

Search for local and federal funding opportunities.

The Mission of the Kalamazoo based Irving S. Gilmore Foundation is to support and enrich the cultural, social, and economic life of Greater Kalamazoo. The Priorities of the Foundation include: The Arts, Culture, and Humanities; Human Services; Education; Community Development; Health and Well-Being.

The Kalamazoo Community Foundation is dedicated to enhancing the Spirit of Community and quality of life in the greater Kalamazoo area through its stewardship of permanently endowed funds. Founded on the simple idea that it is our responsibility to look after one another, the Kalamazoo Community Foundation is nurtured and sustained by the people of the greater Kalamazoo area. Individuals, families, businesses and organizations have established 800 charitable funds at the Community Foundation.

The W. K. Kellogg Foundation funds projects that benefit children and their communities.