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Grants and assistance from government agencies, foundations, and local funders, in plain language and checked against each funder’s own website.

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Grants organizations can apply for, in every state.

County grantFranklin County, OHDue Nov 4

Columbus Motion Picture Incentive (CMPI) 2026

Greater Columbus Arts Council

Who can apply: LLCs or corporations registered to do business in Ohio with qualifying film productions.
Amount: Amount not listed

State grantNew JerseyDue Nov 4

Trenton Arts Fund

Princeton Area Community Foundation

Who can apply: Arts, culture, and history organizations with offices and facilities in Trenton, New Jersey.
Amount: $1,000 – $5,000

State grantDistrict of ColumbiaDue Nov 4

PrEP Housing Program (HAHSTA-PHP-10.2.26)

District of Columbia Department of Health (DC Health)

Who can apply: Non-profit housing organizations with locations in the District of Columbia.
Amount: $175,000 – $350,000

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Every listing comes from the funder’s own website or an official grant list. A listing read from a website has to name a real program, offer money, show a way to apply, and have a deadline that hasn’t passed or take applications year-round. Programs between rounds and forecasts are marked. Each card shows when we last checked it.

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