Grants and funding opportunities are often available to support and strengthen nonprofit organizations. We update this page regularly. Please check back to explore the latest opportunities as they become available.
Open Funding Opportunities from Allegany Franciscan Ministries
Tau Grant
Tau Grants are intended to strengthen the health and well-being of communities across our six-county region. These grants specifically support small nonprofit organizations that expand access to healthcare services or promote economic mobility. We prioritize organizations that both serve and are led by people from historically marginalized communities, including BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color), LGBTQ+ individuals, people with disabilities, and immigrants. Tau Grants provide unrestricted general operating support to help these organizations thrive.
General operating grants strengthen the organization’s overall mission and goals and further its charitable purpose. The focus is not on specific projects or programs. Examples include strategic planning, technology upgrades, audits, and infrastructure costs such as utilities, rent, and personnel.
Open Funding Opportunities from the Children’s Board of Hillsborough County
Technical Assistant Grant
Technical Assistance (TA) Grants help agencies to improve the quality and accessibility of their services and support to children and families in Hillsborough County. Technical Assistance Grants are intended to assist not-for-profit organizations aligned with CBHC focus areas, in building their capacity through strategic activities that strengthen their ability to operate effectively over the long term.
Small Nonprofit Grant
- Children Are Healthy & Safe
- Children are Developmentally on Track
- Children are Ready to Learn & Succeed
- Family Support
The Children’s Board has a variety of open funding opportunities for 2026. Explore them all.
Open Funding Opportunities from The Susan Terry Foundation
Grant – Current Application Deadline May 1, 2026
The Susan Terry Foundation Proudly supports local opportunities and initiatives through community-focused grants in Tampa Bay and Sarasota.
The Susan Terry Foundation is committed to strengthening communities by supporting innovative, impactful projects that serve the public good. Through our grant program, we provide funding to individuals, organizations, and research teams working on non-event initiatives that align with our mission of community enrichment and positive change.
We invite applicants with clearly defined goals, thoughtful planning, and a strong commitment to making a difference. Whether you’re launching a new program, conducting meaningful research, or developing a long-term community initiative, we encourage you to apply. This program does not fund event sponsorships or promotional activities.
Open Funding Opportunities from the Florida Blue Foundation
Grant – Current Application Deadline May 21, 2026
Florida Blue Foundation is now accepting grant applications from nonprofit organizations across the state who are dedicated to advancing mental well-being for vulnerable populations in Florida.
The Foundation is seeking proposals from Florida-based nonprofits to advance mental well-being for families and community members to mitigate the stressors associated with issues that often impact entire families and/or communities.
To achieve this goal, the Foundation will fund two key focuses:
- Enhancing Access to Mental Health Services
- Strengthening Florida’s Mental Health Workforce
Open Funding Opportunities from the Junior League of Tampa
Community Assistance Grants – Current Application Deadline March 31, 2026
The Junior League of Tampa Community Assistance Grants provide financial support (up to $3,000) and/or volunteers, if needed, to nonprofit organizations hosting a project or initiative in Hillsborough County.
Projects requesting volunteers are considered “Done in a Day” events by providing volunteers and funds to local nonprofit agencies. The “Done in a Day” program manages requests for volunteers on short-term projects of charities and community organizations.
The Junior League of Tampa focus areas are education and child welfare, but may provide financial assistance to an agency providing a community need outside of one of these issue areas.
The application for Community Assistance Grants is open biannually:
Fall 2025 Window
- Grant application open: August 5 – October 31
- Application review, site visits, and selection: November-December
- Notification of selection or declination: December-January
Spring 2026 Window
- Grant application open: January 1-March 31
- Application review, site visits, and selection: April-May
- Notification of selection or declination: May-June
Open Funding Opportunities from the TD Charitable Foundation
Regional Grants – Current Application Deadline July 31, 2026
Capacity Building Fund – Current Application Deadline May 15, 2026
Nonprofit Training Resource Fund – Rolling Application
The TD Charitable Foundation funds programs aligned to one or more of the four drivers of their corporate citizenship platform, the TD Ready Commitment, with special consideration given to those that benefit historically underserved communities and low-to-moderate income people:
- Better Health
- Connected Communities
- Financial Security
- Vibrant Planet
The TD Charitable Foundation offers a variety of regional grants and capacity building funding opportunities.
Open Funding Opportunities from United Way Suncoast
ACE Grant
In recognition of the innovative potential in the Suncoast, United Way Suncoast is launching a new community investment opportunity: the ACE Grant. The ACE grant is an operational investment of up to $20,000 in organizations with an annual revenue of up to $2.1 million. The funding is designed to help unlock barriers to innovation and spark the next steps forward for:
- Access: Services and solutions are only as effective as they are accessible. What does your organization need to effectively reach ALICE families?
- Capacity: Barriers such as inflation and unequal resources hit community -serving organizations especially hard. What would help your organization create the time, space, or experience to expand your ability to achieve meaningful outcomes?
- Equity: UWS is committed to challenging all factors of inequity and the impact they have on our community. What would allow your organization the opportunity to be more inclusive in your services and to whom they are delivered?
