Explore opportunities
Grants and scholarships
210 funding programs listed across Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand, plus international scholarships. Explore opportunities for people and community organizations. Intake status and source-check dates are shown on each listing.
Awaiting next round
A.T. Anderson Memorial Scholarship
Merit scholarship for Indigenous STEM students who are AISES members. No essay.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to US$2,000Intake status unconfirmed
Aboriginal Entrepreneurship Program: Access to Capital
Federal non-repayable money for Indigenous businesses, through an Indigenous Financial Institution (SIEF in Saskatchewan).
Source checked November 2, 2026
Non-repayable contribution, up to $99,999 for individual entrepreneurs or $250,000 for community-owned businessesAccepting applications
ABSTUDY
Australian Government payments and help for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and apprentices, including a fortnightly Living Allowance.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Fortnightly; depends on your study and circumstancesAccepting applications
Accelerate (research internships)
A $15,000 research internship of 4 or 6 months for a college or university student. The partner pays $7,500 and Mitacs adds the rest. Nonprofits can be partners.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Partner pays $7,500 per internship; Mitacs brings it to a $15,000 awardAwaiting next round
Agility Award
Support for individual artists to develop their practice, work and skills, for people new to Arts Council funding.
Source checked October 24, 2026
See the Arts Council's guidelinesIntake status unconfirmed
Amber Grant
Three US$15,000 grants every month for women-owned businesses in the US and Canada, plus three US$75,000 year-end grants.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$15,000 monthly; US$75,000 year-endIntake status unconfirmed
America's Seed Fund (SBIR and STTR)
Research and development funding for small US tech companies, from proof of concept (Phase I) to a full prototype (Phase II). Not a loan, and the government takes no ownership.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Phase I US$50,000-323,000; Phase II US$650,000-2.2 millionAwaiting next round
Artist Development
Up to $5,000 (75% of costs) for emerging music artists within 3 years of their first commercial release.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $5,000 (75% of costs)Deadline listed; check intake
Artists in Communities - Development
Up to $1,000 to find partners and plan a community arts project or residency. Artists can apply on their own.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $1,000Awaiting next round
Artists in Communities - Projects
Community arts projects led by a professional artist: workshops, performances or exhibitions. An organization (now including businesses) applies with the artist.
Source checked October 23, 2026
$10,000 one artist; $20,000 two artistsDeadline listed; check intake
Artists in Communities - Residencies
A 6 to 12 month artist residency hosted by a community organization, with lots of community involvement.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $45,000Awaiting next round
Artists in Schools - Projects
Up to $10,000 ($20,000 with more than one artist, or with Elders or Knowledge Keepers) for arts projects a K-12 school and a professional artist create together.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $10,000, or $20,000 with several artists or EldersAwaiting next round
Arts Business: First Nations Development Fund
Builds sustainable arts and culture businesses run by First Nations artists and small First Nations-led organisations.
Source checked October 24, 2026
A$10,000-50,000Accepting applications
Arts Grants Program - Quick Response
Small fast grants for Northern Territory artists to buy materials, travel for arts opportunities, or do professional development. Applications are taken all year.
Source checked November 2, 2026
Up to A$1,000 for materials or travel; up to A$2,000 for professional developmentIntake status unconfirmed
Arts Organisations and Groups Fund
One- to three-year funding for arts organisations and groups, in general arts, Ngā toi Māori and Pacific arts pools.
Source checked October 24, 2026
From NZ$10,000 a year; tiers 1-2 up to NZ$125,000 a yearAwaiting next round
Arts Projects for Individuals and Groups
Creative Australia's main project grant for artists and groups making and sharing new work.
Source checked October 24, 2026
A$10,000-50,000Deadline listed; check intake
Automatic Entrance Scholarships
$1,000 to $3,000 for new students with a 90% or higher admission average (some awards from 85%). No separate application.
Source checked October 23, 2026
$1,000 to $3,000Intake status unconfirmed
Awesome Grant
US$1,000 no-strings micro-grants for 'awesome' ideas, given monthly by volunteer chapters around the world.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$1,000 (some chapters differ)Deadline listed; check intake
Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship
For Pell Grant students to study or intern abroad for credit.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to US$5,000, plus up to US$3,000 for critical languagesDeadline listed; check intake
Bernard Michel Scholarship
Up to $10,000 over two years and a guaranteed Cameco summer job, for Saskatchewan Indigenous students in engineering or some science degrees at USask.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $10,000 over two years, plus summer workDeadline listed; check intake
Best and Brightest Entrance Scholarships
USask's top entrance awards, from $24,000 to $40,000. Five are given preferentially to Indigenous students (Circle of Honour Awards).
Source checked October 23, 2026
$24,000 to $40,000Intake status unconfirmed
Book Publishing Grant - Author-Funded Stream
For self-publishing authors, and publishers working with Saskatchewan authors.
Source checked October 23, 2026
See the funder's websiteAccepting applications
Building Brighter Futures
Bursaries and scholarships for First Nations, Inuit and Métis students in college, university, trades or technology. One application covers all awards.
Source checked November 9, 2026
See the funder's websiteDeadline listed; check intake
Building Communities Through Arts and Heritage: Local Festivals
Recurring local festivals that involve local artists, artisans and heritage performers. You must have run the festival before.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to 100% of eligible costs, to $200,000Deadline listed; check intake
Cameco-Gabriel Dumont Institute Scholarship
For Métis students from northern Saskatchewan in mining-related programs.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to ten $1,000 awards a year, renewable to $4,000Deadline listed; check intake
Canada Arts Presentation Fund - Programming
For professional arts festivals and performing arts series that present professional artists to the public.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Varies (see the application guidelines)Accepting applications
Canada Cultural Spaces Fund
Renovating arts and heritage spaces and buying specialized equipment.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Part of project costs; other funding must be in placeDeadline listed; check intake
Canada Graduate Research Scholarship - Master's
$27,000 for a research master's degree in any field. At USask, winners also get a $6,000 Saskatchewan top-up.
Source checked October 23, 2026
$27,000Intake status unconfirmed
Canada Student Grants
Money for school that you don't pay back, for students from low- and middle-income families. You apply once through your province's student aid, which also covers provincial grants and loans.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Based on family income and sizeAccepting applications
Canada Summer Jobs
Wage help for hiring youth aged 15 to 30 over the summer. Nonprofits can get up to the full minimum wage covered.
Source checked November 2, 2026
Up to 100% of minimum wage for nonprofits; 50% for public and private-sector employersDeadline listed; check intake
Celebrate Canada (including National Indigenous Peoples Day)
Community events on National Indigenous Peoples Day (June 21), Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day, Canadian Multiculturalism Day and Canada Day.
Source checked October 23, 2026
See the funder's websiteDeadline listed; check intake
Charlie Perkins Scholarships
Fully funded postgraduate study at Oxford or Cambridge for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to 3 years of fees and travel, plus a living stipend (£20,810 in 2025-26)Intake status unconfirmed
Chevening Scholarships
UK government scholarships for a one-year master's in the UK, fully funded, for future leaders from Chevening-eligible countries.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Full tuition, monthly stipend, flights and visaDeadline listed; check intake
Cobell Scholarship
Scholarships for enrolled tribal members in vocational, associate, bachelor's, master's, doctoral and professional programs.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Set each year by the Cobell Board of TrusteesAwaiting next round
Coca-Cola Scholars Program
US$20,000 scholarships for 150 high school seniors a year, based on leadership and service.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$20,000Awaiting next round
Commemorating the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Indigenous-led activities on September 30 that honour residential school survivors, their families and communities.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $10,000 (expect about half)Accepting applications
Community Action Grants
Grants for Tasmanian not-for-profits running projects that remove barriers to learning for 8 to 19 year olds or build leadership and capacity in their community.
Source checked November 2, 2026
A$5,000 to A$50,000Intake status unconfirmed
Community Board Grants
Up to $20,000 for local health and education programs for young people up to age 29 facing barriers. Programs that use technology get preference.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $20,000Intake status unconfirmed
Community Development Corporation (CDC) grants
Six CDCs share 25% of on-reserve SIGA casino profits with First Nations and non-First Nations groups near Saskatchewan casinos: culture, education, youth, Elders, recreation, health and more.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Varies by CDCDeadline listed; check intake
Community Grant Program
Saskatchewan community programs that build healthy, active, connected communities.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $30,000 local; up to $50,000 for programs in two or more regionsAccepting applications
Community Grants
Larger grants of more than NZ$25,000 for charitable work that benefits Auckland or Northland. Open all year with decisions within about four months.
Source checked November 9, 2026
More than NZ$25,000Awaiting next round
Community Heritage Grant Scheme
Grants for community groups to care for local heritage: conservation work, surveys and plans, training, digital heritage and equipment.
Source checked October 24, 2026
€800-25,000Awaiting next round
Community Heritage Grants
Help for community groups that look after significant collections: a preservation needs assessment, then conservation and collection care projects, and training.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to A$20,000Intake status unconfirmed
Community Organisation Grants Scheme (COGS)
Local committees fund community-based services and projects, including running costs.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Varies by local committeeDeadline listed; check intake
Community Response Fund
Trust Waikato's main grant round for Waikato community groups, covering projects, capital builds under NZ$1 million, operating costs and events. It runs three rounds a year.
Source checked November 9, 2026
Not stated; capital projects under NZ$1 million total costIntake status unconfirmed
Contribution Program
Non-repayable money toward starting or growing a Saskatchewan First Nations business, alongside your own cash and a bank loan.
Source checked November 9, 2026
Projects up to $99,999 (individuals); $250,000 band-ownedAwaiting next round
Cooke College Scholarship
One of the largest US scholarships: last-dollar funding of up to US$55,000 a year for high-achieving high school seniors with financial need.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to US$55,000 a yearAwaiting next round
COPPUL Indigenous Student Award
Up to $22,000 for Indigenous students from Western Canada in an accredited master's in library, information or archival studies. Two awards a year.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $22,000 (2 awards a year)Deadline listed; check intake
Craft & Visual Arts Production Grant
For Saskatchewan craftspeople and visual artists making work to sell.
Source checked October 23, 2026
See the funder's websiteIntake status unconfirmed
Create
Arts Council of Wales funding for creative projects by individuals and organisations in Wales.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Small Create up to £10,000; Large Create £10,001-50,000Intake status unconfirmed
Creating, Knowing and Sharing: Indigenous Organizations
Multi-year funding for Indigenous arts and culture organizations, both nonprofit and for-profit.
Source checked November 2, 2026
Categories A and B: up to 60% of average annual revenue; categories C and D: up to $100,000 a yearAwaiting next round
Creating, Knowing and Sharing: Long-Term Projects
Multi-year (1 to 3 year) Indigenous arts, culture and language projects from the Canada Council.
Source checked November 9, 2026
See the funder's websiteDeadline listed; check intake
Creating, Knowing and Sharing: Short-Term Projects
Canada Council's main Indigenous arts program: projects that create, share or pass on First Nations, Inuit or Métis arts, culture and language.
Source checked October 21, 2026
Up to $100,000 per calendar year ($50,000 with an emerging artist profile)Accepting applications
Creating, Knowing and Sharing: Small-Scale Activities
Smaller Canada Council support for Indigenous artists and cultural carriers: materials, artistic or professional development.
Source checked November 9, 2026
Materials, artistic or professional developmentAccepting applications
Creating, Knowing and Sharing: Travel
Travel for Indigenous artists and cultural carriers to significant events, research, new markets or audiences.
Source checked November 2, 2026
See the funder's websiteAwaiting next round
Creative Capital Award
Unrestricted project funding and career support for bold new work by US artists.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to US$50,000Intake status unconfirmed
Creative Communities Scheme
Creative New Zealand money handed out by local councils for small local arts projects. Projects must boost community participation in the arts, support diverse cultural traditions, or involve young people under 18.
Source checked November 9, 2026
No set limit; most grants are under NZ$5,000Intake status unconfirmed
Creative Fellowship Fund
Time to develop your practice and new work: six or twelve months of funding. Applications go to the general arts, Ngā toi Māori or Pacific arts pool.
Source checked October 24, 2026
NZ$25,000 (6 months) or NZ$50,000 (12 months)Intake status unconfirmed
Creative Impact Fund
For artists to create and present work, publish, research or share knowledge, for up to 18 months. Applications go to the general arts, Ngā toi Māori or Pacific arts pool.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to NZ$125,000 (most under NZ$100,000)Intake status unconfirmed
Creative Kids
Up to $750 a year per child, aged 4 to 19, for art, music, dance, drama and cultural lessons, for families who find the cost hard.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $750 per child per yearAwaiting next round
Developing Your Creative Practice (DYCP)
For individual artists and creative practitioners to spend time on their own development: research, training, new work, travel or mentoring.
Source checked October 24, 2026
£2,000-12,000Awaiting next round
Development Fund for Artists and Practitioners
Professional development for artists: research, training, coaching, mentoring, workshops, conferences, wānanga or talanoa. Applications go to the general arts, Ngā toi Māori or Pacific arts pool.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to NZ$5,000Deadline listed; check intake
Digital Game Development Grant
For Saskatchewan developers making digital games or game-based e-learning, at pre-production or production.
Source checked October 23, 2026
See the funder's websiteAccepting applications
Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA)
Extra money for disabled students for equipment, software, a support worker and other study costs. Not a loan and not means-tested.
Source checked October 24, 2026
England up to £27,783 a year (2026/27); Wales up to £34,671; NI up to £25,000Awaiting next round
Early Career Fund
Support for artists early in their careers. Applications go to the general arts, Ngā toi Māori or Pacific arts pool.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to NZ$10,000Accepting applications
Emergency Grants
Quick help for artists with a sudden chance to show their work, or surprise costs on a project that's nearly done with a confirmed date.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$500-3,000 (average US$2,200)Awaiting next round
Endangered Archives Programme
Copying and preserving archives at risk of being lost: documents, photos, recordings. Individuals and institutions worldwide.
Source checked November 2, 2026
Pilot up to GBP 15,000; major up to GBP 60,000; area grants up to GBP 150,000 for past granteesAccepting applications
Enterprise Programme
Free help for 18-30 year olds to start a business: workshops, a mentor for up to 3 years, small test grants, and routes to start-up loans.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Test grants up to £500; start-up loans and grants in some areasIntake status unconfirmed
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's Scholarships
Scholarships for international master's programs taught across two or more European universities. Open to students from anywhere.
Source checked October 24, 2026
€1,400 a month for up to 24 months, plus costsAwaiting next round
Ex Libris Association Indigenous Bursary
$2,500 for an Indigenous student in the first or second year of library or archival studies, technician or master's level. Apply through Indspire.
Source checked October 23, 2026
$2,500Accepting applications
Explore and Create: Artistic Creation
Up to $75,000 for artists, groups and arts organizations to research, create, produce and share new work. Replaces Research and Creation and Concept to Realization.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $75,000Awaiting next round
FCC AgriSpirit Fund
$10,000 to $25,000 for building and equipment projects in rural communities under 50,000 people.
Source checked October 23, 2026
$10,000 to $25,000Intake status unconfirmed
Federal Pell Grant
Free federal money for undergraduate and many career-school students with financial need. You don't pay it back.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to US$7,395 a year (2026-27)Awaiting next round
First Nations and Inuit Cultural Education Centres Program
Funding to run cultural education centres and their programs: languages, traditional and contemporary cultural skills, and cultural programs for students.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Set case by caseIntake status unconfirmed
First Nations and Inuit Skills Link Program
Wage help for mentored work placements of up to 11 months for First Nations and Inuit youth aged 15 to 30 who are out of school, unemployed or underemployed.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Nonprofits: up to 100% of minimum wage plus mandatory costs; private sector: up to 50%Intake status unconfirmed
First Nations and Inuit Summer Work Experience Program
Wage help for summer jobs for First Nations and Inuit high school and post-secondary students. Nonprofits can get up to 100% of minimum wage covered.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Nonprofits: up to 100% of minimum wage plus mandatory costs; private sector: up to 50%Deadline listed; check intake
Fulbright Canada Student Award (for Canadians)
US$25,000 for Canadian graduate students and young professionals to study or do research in the United States for an academic year.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$25,000 for 8 monthsIntake status unconfirmed
Fulbright US Student Program
Funding for Americans to study, research or teach English in more than 140 countries for an academic year.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Travel and living costs for the grant year (varies by country)Deadline listed; check intake
Gabriel Dumont Scholarship Foundation
Over a dozen scholarships for Métis students in Saskatchewan, for leadership, marks, financial need and community involvement, plus a graduate student bursary.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Varies by scholarshipDeadline listed; check intake
Gates Cambridge Scholarship
Full-cost scholarships for students from any country outside the UK to do a PhD, MLitt or one-year master's at the University of Cambridge.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Full fees, living allowance (about £22,050 a year), flights and visa costsAccepting applications
General Merit Scholarships for Indigenous Undergraduate Students
One application covers a group of UNSW scholarships for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students starting an undergraduate degree, including awards in medicine, engineering, law, business, arts and mathematics.
Source checked November 2, 2026
At least A$5,000 a year, up to A$35,000 a year depending on the scholarshipDeadline listed; check intake
Goldwater Scholarship
For college sophomores and juniors who plan research careers in natural sciences, math or engineering.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to US$7,500 a yearAwaiting next round
Government of Ireland Postgraduate Scholarship
Funded research degrees in Ireland in every discipline: a yearly stipend, fees and research expenses.
Source checked October 24, 2026
€25,000 a year stipend, fees up to €5,750 and €3,250 research expensesAwaiting next round
Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP)
Three years of support for research-based master's and PhD students in science, engineering, math and social sciences.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$37,000 a year stipend plus US$16,000 toward tuition, for 3 yearsAwaiting next round
Grants
Small grants for endangered language projects, for members of the Foundation for Endangered Languages. Revitalization gets priority.
Source checked November 9, 2026
Usually up to US$1,000Intake status unconfirmed
Grants for Arts Projects
Project grants for US arts nonprofits, local and state governments and federally recognized tribes, in every arts discipline including folk and traditional arts.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$10,000-100,000Awaiting next round
IHS Scholarship Program
Scholarships for American Indian and Alaska Native students training for health careers.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Varies by programDeadline listed; check intake
Independent Artists
Saskatchewan professional artists: creating new work, professional development or research.
Source checked November 9, 2026
See the funder's websiteIntake status unconfirmed
Indian Community Development Block Grant (ICDBG)
Housing repairs, community buildings, infrastructure and economic development for tribes and Alaska Native villages.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$500,000-2,250,000 (FY2026 forecast)Intake status unconfirmed
Indigenous Advancement Strategy (IAS)
The Australian Government's main funding for First Nations programs: jobs, land and economy; children and schooling; safety and wellbeing; culture; remote services.
Source checked October 24, 2026
VariesAwaiting next round
Indigenous Arts and Culture Leadership Grant (formerly AACL)
Youth take part in cultural activities led by First Nations or Métis arts and culture leaders in Saskatchewan.
Source checked November 9, 2026
Small projects up to $15,000; major projects $15,000-30,000Intake status unconfirmed
Indigenous Bursaries Search Tool
A free government search tool listing hundreds of bursaries and scholarships for First Nations, Inuit and Métis students.
Source checked November 2, 2026
See the funder's websiteAwaiting next round
Indigenous Communities Fund
One-time grants for Indigenous-led community projects in health, education, culture and language.
Source checked November 2, 2026
One-time grants of $5,000-25,000Intake status unconfirmed
Indigenous Entrepreneur Startup Program
Startup loans and mentoring for Indigenous entrepreneurs aged 18 to 39.
Source checked October 19, 2026
Loans up to $75,000, plus up to $40,000 follow-onIntake status unconfirmed
Indigenous Languages and Arts Program
One-off projects run by community-led organisations that keep Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages and arts strong.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Caps depend on project size (see the guidelines)Accepting applications
Indigenous Languages Component
Federal funding for First Nations language projects: classes, speakers' wages, recordings, resources and equipment.
Source checked November 9, 2026
Up to 100% of eligible costs; grants up to $150,000 a yearAwaiting next round
Indigenous MLIS Student Award
$5,000 for a First Nations, Métis or Inuit student in a master's of library and information studies (MLIS).
Source checked October 23, 2026
$5,000Intake status unconfirmed
Indigenous Pathways (research internships)
Research internships: Mitacs pays most of a student or graduate intern's research project with an Indigenous company, nonprofit or community.
Source checked November 2, 2026
Mitacs pays up to 75% of an intern's research project; the partner pays 25%Deadline listed; check intake
Indigenous Peoples Art and Artists
Saskatchewan Indigenous artists, Knowledge Keepers, Elders and small groups, in any art form.
Source checked November 9, 2026
$2,000 basic; $7,500 intermediate; $18,000 majorAwaiting next round
Individual Grants
Grants to First Nations individuals for school, training or personal projects. Former residential school students get preference.
Source checked November 2, 2026
Up to $20,000 per personIntake status unconfirmed
Industrial Research Assistance Program (IRAP)
Advice and funding for small and medium-sized businesses developing new technology, usually covering part of staff costs for the project.
Source checked October 19, 2026
See the funder's websiteIntake status unconfirmed
Innovation in Education Program
Funding for First Nations and their education authorities to pilot new programs in schools, including Indigenous language learning.
Source checked October 21, 2026
$6 million a year nationally, shared out by regionAccepting applications
Innovation Initiative: Innovation Stream
Large, multi-year funding for Indigenous language projects that are already working and ready to grow.
Source checked November 2, 2026
$150,000 to $1,000,000 per project, up to 3 yearsAccepting applications
Innovation Initiative: Kickstarter Stream
New Indigenous language projects that try something different: salaries, Elder honoraria, software and digital tools. Reviewed every quarter.
Source checked November 2, 2026
Up to $150,000 a year, for up to 2 yearsDeadline listed; check intake
Inspire Grants for Small Museums
For small museums of every kind, including rural ones and those that have never had federal funding.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$5,000-75,000Intake status unconfirmed
Institutional Grant Program
Saskatchewan archives projects: arranging and describing records, conservation, digitization and outreach.
Source checked October 23, 2026
See the funder's websiteAccepting applications
Jacobs Research Funds
Fieldwork with Indigenous peoples of the Americas, mostly linguistics. Needs a PhD holder or a sponsor such as a professor.
Source checked November 2, 2026
Up to US$3,000 individual, US$6,000 group, US$9,000 KinkadeAwaiting next round
Kā Pūtea Grant
A yearly study grant from Ngāi Tahu for registered tribal members enrolled in tertiary study. It is a small contribution toward study costs, applied for online through the Ngāi Tahu grants portal.
Source checked November 9, 2026
NZ$250 for the first year of full-time study, NZ$500 for each later year; pro-rata for part-time studyAwaiting next round
Knight-Hennessy Scholars
Funding for graduate study at Stanford, with a leadership program, for students from around the world.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Full funding for a Stanford graduate degreeIntake status unconfirmed
Language Revitalization Fellowship
A year of support and a small grant for members or descendants of endangered language communities starting a revitalization project. Fluency not required.
Source checked November 2, 2026
US$2,000 plus a year of supportDeadline listed; check intake
Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian Program
Projects that recruit, educate, train and keep library and archives workers, including students and pre-professionals. Smaller community-centered grants start at US$25,000.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$25,000-1,000,000 depending on project typeAwaiting next round
Legacy Materials Grant
Digitizing and archiving at-risk recordings (tapes, reels, field notes) of endangered languages.
Source checked November 9, 2026
Up to €10,000Intake status unconfirmed
Live Performing Arts Production & Performance Grant
For Saskatchewan live performing arts productions ready to stage for a paying audience.
Source checked October 23, 2026
See the funder's websiteIntake status unconfirmed
Loran Award
Canada's largest undergraduate award, for high school students with strong character and service, not just marks: tuition, a living stipend and funded summer work.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Tuition waiver at 25 partner universities, a yearly living stipend, up to $14,000 for summer workIntake status unconfirmed
Lottery Environment and Heritage
Plans, reports and one-off projects that protect, conserve or promote New Zealand's natural, cultural and physical heritage, including collections and stories.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Small projects under NZ$250,000; large projects NZ$250,000+Opens soon
Lottery Fund
Lottery profits for community projects: community strength, participation, health and environment, arts, culture and heritage, and sport and recreation.
Source checked October 24, 2026
VariesAccepting applications
Lottery Minister's Discretionary Fund
One-off grants for not-for-profit projects that fall outside the main Lottery committees, such as volunteer fire and ambulance projects, animal welfare projects and governance or financial planning training. It also supports recovery after natural disasters.
Source checked November 9, 2026
Not stated; one-off grantsAccepting applications
Māori Development Fund
Te Puni Kōkiri invests in projects that grow the Māori economy, such as lifting the productivity of iwi and Māori assets, growing exports and building community capability. There are no rounds; proposals go through a regional office at any time.
Source checked November 9, 2026
Minimum request NZ$100,000; no stated maximumOpens soon
Māori Education Trust Undergraduate Scholarships
Scholarships for Māori students at undergraduate level.
Source checked October 24, 2026
See the Trust's siteAwaiting next round
Māori Futures Programme PhD Scholarships
Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga, the Māori Centre of Research Excellence, funds Māori doctoral students doing kaupapa Māori research. The award pays a tax-free stipend for two years plus professional development support.
Source checked November 9, 2026
NZ$36,050 a year tax-free stipend for two years, plus NZ$9,785 for professional developmentDeadline listed; check intake
Marketing Grant - Micro Stream
Marketing and publicity help for Saskatchewan artists and creative businesses in any creative sector.
Source checked October 23, 2026
See the funder's websiteIntake status unconfirmed
Marshall Scholarship
Up to 50 Americans a year study for a graduate degree in the UK, in any subject, fully funded.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Fees, living costs, travel and grantsDeadline listed; check intake
Mary Donaldson Award of Merit
$1,200 for a Saskatchewan student in a library and information technician program.
Source checked October 23, 2026
$1,200Awaiting next round
Maureen Woods Education Award
$5,000 for a student in an accredited master's program in library and information studies. Saskatchewan ties preferred.
Source checked October 23, 2026
$5,000Accepting applications
Métis business planning and financing
Business plan help and financing (loans and some grants) for Métis entrepreneurs and Métis-owned businesses in Saskatchewan.
Source checked October 23, 2026
VariesAwaiting next round
Métis Cultural Development Fund
Up to $10,000 for community projects that keep Métis culture strong and pass it on: cultural resource people, materials and travel.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $10,000Deadline listed; check intake
Micro-Grant: Professional Development
Small grants for Saskatchewan professional artists, arts professionals and collectives for professional development, with more for projects that need travel. Short application.
Source checked November 2, 2026
Up to $1,000 (within 100 km), or up to $2,500 for projects that need travelAwaiting next round
MLIS Fellowship for Black and Indigenous Students
Three terms of MLIS tuition and fees at Western, plus a paid two-term co-op at Western Libraries. Two a year.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Tuition and fees for 3 terms, plus a paid co-op (up to 1,120 hours)Awaiting next round
Multicultural Initiatives Fund - Small Project
Up to $5,000 for projects that keep a community's cultural practices going, or share cultural performances and displays with the public.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $5,000Deadline listed; check intake
Museum Improvement Micro Grant
Up to $2,000 for Saskatchewan museums: technology upgrades, small accessibility fixes, and programs.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $2,000Awaiting next round
Museums Assistance Program - Indigenous Heritage
Projects that keep and share First Nations, Inuit and Métis heritage: research and documentation, repatriation, exhibitions, policies, and learning and mentorship for heritage careers.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $200,000 per project ($100,000 a year); usually up to 70% of costsDeadline listed; check intake
Museums for America
The largest federal grant for museums of every kind: public programs, collections care and building museum staff skills.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$5,000-350,000Accepting applications
National Lottery Awards for All (England)
Small grants for community projects that bring people together, improve local places, help people reach their potential or support groups under cost-of-living pressure.
Source checked October 24, 2026
£300-20,000, for up to 2 yearsAccepting applications
National Lottery Awards for All (Wales)
Small grants for community projects in Wales. Apply any time.
Source checked October 24, 2026
£300-20,000, for up to 2 yearsAwaiting next round
National Lottery Grants for Heritage
Projects that connect people and communities to the heritage of the UK: buildings, nature, collections, stories, languages and traditions.
Source checked October 24, 2026
£10,000-250,000 (bigger grants up to £10 million)Accepting applications
National Lottery Project Grants
Arts Council England's open fund for arts, museum and library projects by individuals and organisations. Apply any time.
Source checked October 24, 2026
£1,000-100,000Awaiting next round
Native American Language Preservation and Maintenance
Multi-year funding for Native language projects run by tribes and Native organizations.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$100,000-900,000Deadline listed; check intake
Native American Library Services: Basic Grants
Small yearly grants that help tribal libraries pay for core library services, staff training and materials.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$6,000-10,000Deadline listed; check intake
Native American Library Services: Enhancement Grants
Bigger projects for tribal libraries and archives: programs, oral history, language and cultural materials, digitization, staff training and mentorships, technology.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$50,000-150,000Deadline listed; check intake
Native American/Native Hawaiian Museum Services
Heritage and culture projects by tribes and Native Hawaiian organizations: education programs, collections care, workforce training and capacity building.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$5,000-250,000Awaiting next round
Native Forward Scholarships
One application considers you for all of Native Forward's undergraduate, graduate and professional scholarships.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Varies by scholarshipDeadline listed; check intake
Native Hawaiian Library Services Grants
Library and archive projects that serve Native Hawaiians.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$50,000-150,000Intake status unconfirmed
New Horizons for Seniors Program: Community-based projects
Projects where seniors lead or take part: programs, gatherings, sharing knowledge between generations, or small equipment and renovations.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $50,000 (up to $25,000 of it for capital costs)Intake status unconfirmed
Ngārimu VC and 28th (Māori) Battalion Memorial Scholarships
Scholarships for ākonga Māori at university, wānanga or vocational study.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Undergraduate up to NZ$30,000; master's NZ$20,000; doctoral NZ$40,000; vocational NZ$10,000Intake status unconfirmed
Northern Saskatchewan Scholarship
Up to $5,000 a year for northern Saskatchewan residents in mining-related technical or university programs.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $5,000 a yearAccepting applications
NZCT Grants
Gaming-machine trust grants for community organisations, with a strong focus on amateur sport but also education, community events and salaries. Applications are assessed by regional committees and decided in about four to nine weeks.
Source checked November 9, 2026
Not statedAccepting applications
Open Fund for Individuals
Funding for freelance artists and creative people in Scotland to make work, develop their practice or take on a project. Apply any time.
Source checked October 24, 2026
£500-50,000Intake status unconfirmed
Open Fund for Music Creators
Grants for UK songwriters, composers, artists, bands, producers and performers to write, record, release, perform or promote new music.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to £5,000Intake status unconfirmed
Oral Literature Fellowships
Recording threatened oral literature (stories, songs, oral history). Local Indigenous researchers welcome; no degree needed.
Source checked November 2, 2026
See the funder's websiteAccepting applications
Our Country Our Future
The ILSC's main funding program helps Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander groups buy, plan for, manage and develop land and water. It can pay for things like feasibility studies, enterprise development, infrastructure and equipment, Caring for Country work and cultural access.
Source checked November 2, 2026
Planning and management projects in tiers from up to A$100,000 to over A$300,000; land acquisitions of any valueAwaiting next round
Pacific Education Foundation Scholarships
Government-funded grants that help Pacific students into full-time undergraduate or postgraduate study in New Zealand. About a quarter of awards go to priority fields such as STEM, health, digital, trades and education.
Source checked November 9, 2026
NZ$5,500 for full-time undergraduate study; NZ$10,500 for full-time postgraduate studyAccepting applications
Pollock-Krasner Grant
Merit-based grants for working visual artists anywhere in the world, for personal and professional costs. Apply any time.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to US$50,000; most around US$35,000Intake status unconfirmed
Post-Secondary Student Support Program
Post-secondary funding for First Nations students, applied for through your own First Nation's education office.
Source checked November 9, 2026
Up to $53,000 a year full time; up to $90,000 for some graduate or professional programsAwaiting next round
Pow Wow Pitch competition
A pitch competition with cash prizes and coaching for early-stage Indigenous entrepreneurs in any industry.
Source checked November 9, 2026
Cash prizes for Indigenous entrepreneursAwaiting next round
PPL Momentum Music Fund
For UK artists and bands at a tipping point in their career: recording, UK touring, and marketing.
Source checked October 24, 2026
£5,000-15,000 (average about £10,000)Intake status unconfirmed
Preservation Assistance Grants for Smaller Institutions
Small grants for libraries, archives, museums and tribal organizations to look after humanities collections: assessments, training, emergency plans, storage supplies and monitoring.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to US$10,000 (US$15,000 outside the contiguous US)Awaiting next round
Price McIntosh Bursary
$5,000 a year full time ($2,500 part time), for up to 3 years, for Indigenous, disabled or racialized students in library or archives programs.
Source checked October 23, 2026
$5,000 full time or $2,500 part time, up to 3 years in a rowAccepting applications
Priming Grant
A start-up grant for new small businesses in their first 18 months that make products or sell services that can trade outside Ireland.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to 50% of costs, usually to €80,000 (exceptionally €150,000)Deadline listed; check intake
PromoScience
Up to $200,000 a year for 3 years for organizations running ongoing science and engineering programs for young people. Reaching Indigenous youth and girls is a priority.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $200,000 a year for 3 yearsAccepting applications
Public Library Grants (Encouraging Promising Practice and Technology and Digital Inclusion)
Small grants for regional WA local governments to extend what their public libraries can offer, and to tackle digital disadvantage in their communities. Separate travel and professional development grants support regional and remote library staff.
Source checked November 2, 2026
Up to A$5,000 per grantAwaiting next round
Puggy Hunter Memorial Scholarship Scheme
Scholarships for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students starting or studying an entry-level health course.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to A$15,000 a year full time (A$7,500 part time)Accepting applications
Quick Response Grants
Grants of up to NZ$25,000 for charitable projects that benefit Auckland or Northland communities. Applications are open all year with decisions within about two months.
Source checked November 9, 2026
Up to NZ$25,000Accepting applications
Ranea Te Toi Scholarship
Waikato-Tainui offers eight scholarships for tribal members in the final year of a teaching qualification on a Māori-medium or Kaupapa Māori pathway. Recipients join a cohort with group wānanga.
Source checked November 9, 2026
NZ$10,000 each (8 scholarships)Accepting applications
Rapid Grants
Quick, small grants for first fieldwork to test whether a language documentation project will work. Decisions in about six weeks.
Source checked November 9, 2026
Up to €5,000 for fieldwork costsAccepting applications
Rata Foundation Small and Large Grants
Community grants for not-for-profits in Canterbury, Nelson, Tasman, Marlborough, Kaikoura and the Chatham Islands, covering operating and project costs. Small Grants are up to NZ$20,000 and Large Grants are above that.
Source checked November 9, 2026
Small Grants up to NZ$20,000; Large Grants over NZ$20,000; Building Projects over NZ$100,000Awaiting next round
Regular Grant Scheme
Travel and presentation costs for Irish artists and arts organisations invited to present work abroad.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Contribution to travel, freight, accommodation and subsistenceAccepting applications
Regular Grants
One of the UK's biggest family foundations: grants under £100,000 to charities for running costs, projects or buildings. Apply any time.
Source checked October 24, 2026
£1,000-99,999 (Major Grants £100,000+)Awaiting next round
Rhodes Scholarship
Fully funded postgraduate study at the University of Oxford, chosen by country (constituency), including Canada, the US, Australia, New Zealand and a Global scholarship.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Full fees and a living stipend at OxfordAwaiting next round
Rural Business Development Grants
Help for small and new businesses in rural areas through training, feasibility studies, business incubators, equipment, revolving loan funds and more. The money goes to the organization that helps the businesses.
Source checked October 24, 2026
No set maximum; smaller requests get priorityIntake status unconfirmed
Sask Lotteries Community Grant Program
Money for volunteer-run community groups' sport, culture and recreation programs, given out through your town, city, First Nation or northern community.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Set by your communityDeadline listed; check intake
SaskFestivals - Project
Up to $8,000 for festivals that hire professional artists and bring the arts to the public.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $8,000Awaiting next round
SaskTel Indigenous Youth Awards of Excellence
Awards for First Nations, Métis and Inuit youth aged 14 to 18 in Saskatchewan: academics, leadership, culture and community, sports, and arts and science.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Award value not listedIntake status unconfirmed
Schulich Leader Scholarships
Large scholarships for high school students heading into science, technology, engineering or math who show leadership and an entrepreneurial streak. Your school nominates you.
Source checked October 23, 2026
$100,000 (science, math, technology) or $120,000 (engineering) over 4 yearsDeadline listed; check intake
Share and Connect: Indigenous Community Arts
Indigenous artists, Elders and Knowledge Keepers in Saskatchewan lead community arts projects, presentations or mentorships.
Source checked November 9, 2026
$500-2,000 small; to $10,000 presenting; to $20,000 mentorshipAccepting applications
Showcase or Sell Travel Grant
Travel help for Saskatchewan artists and creative businesses going to markets, showcases and pitch events.
Source checked October 23, 2026
See the funder's websiteAwaiting next round
Sir Āpirana Ngata Memorial Scholarship
A yearly scholarship for Māori tertiary students at university, polytechnic or wānanga, including overseas institutions. It can go toward fees, books, computers or living costs.
Source checked November 9, 2026
Usually NZ$500 to NZ$3,000Awaiting next round
Small Grants
Documentation of endangered languages anywhere in the world. Community members are welcome; recordings go to a language archive.
Source checked November 9, 2026
Up to €10,000, up to 12 monthsIntake status unconfirmed
Snowdon Master's Scholarship
Up to £30,000 for disabled students starting a first master's degree in the UK who want to lead change.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to £30,000 (fees plus £15,000 living costs)Awaiting next round
Social and Economic Development Strategies (SEDS)
Community-driven projects that build social and economic self-sufficiency in Native communities.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$100,000-900,000Deadline listed; check intake
Sound Recording Grant
For commercially viable sound recordings by Saskatchewan music artists and companies.
Source checked October 23, 2026
See the funder's websiteDeadline listed; check intake
Spectrum Scholarship
US$5,000 for students from under-represented racial and ethnic groups starting an accredited library and information studies master's. Canadians can apply.
Source checked October 23, 2026
US$5,000, plus a leadership instituteIntake status unconfirmed
Story Fund - Development Program
For First Nations, Inuit and Métis screen creators and companies turning scripts, research and story ideas into screen-ready projects.
Source checked October 23, 2026
See the funder's websiteAwaiting next round
Storytelling and Recording: First Nations Project Fund
For First Nations storytelling, language recording, cultural documentation and media projects.
Source checked October 24, 2026
A$10,000-50,000Awaiting next round
Strengthening Rural Communities: Small & Vital
Grants for practical, community-led projects in small rural, remote and very remote communities.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to A$10,000 (some larger grants to A$50,000)Accepting applications
Student Allowance
Weekly payments for living costs while you study full time. Not a loan.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to about NZ$378-436 a week before tax for single studentsIntake status unconfirmed
Student Work Placement Program - culture and heritage
Pays up to half a college or university student's wages, to $5,000 per placement, for co-op, practicum and other work-integrated learning at culture and heritage employers.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to 50% of the student's wages, max $5,000 per placementDeadline listed; check intake
Summer Grant Program
Standalone summer programs for children and youth under 18 in Saskatchewan.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $7,500Intake status unconfirmed
Support for Individual Artists Programme
National Lottery awards for individual artists in Northern Ireland: projects, major awards, international development and travel.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to £15,000 (most strands)Awaiting next round
SUSI Student Grant
Ireland's main student grant: fee grants and maintenance grants for living costs, for further and higher education.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Fee and maintenance grants (rates depend on income and distance)Deadline listed; check intake
Taic Freumhan Coimhearsnachd (Community Grants)
Grants for Gaelic projects in communities across Scotland, for groups and individuals.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Groups up to £6,000 (12 months) or £12,000 (2 years); individuals up to £6,000Awaiting next round
TD Scholarship for Indigenous Peoples
First Nations, Métis and Inuit students in any field: $10,000 a year toward tuition plus $5,000 for living costs, for up to four years, with a paid internship at TD each year.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $15,000 a year for up to 4 years, plus a TD internshipIntake status unconfirmed
Te Mātāwai Investment Round
Funding for te reo Māori revitalisation led by homes, communities and iwi, through regional Kāhui investment plans.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Varies (demand is high)Intake status unconfirmed
Terry Fox Humanitarian Award
Up to $30,000 over four years for graduating high school students who do unpaid humanitarian volunteer work.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Up to $30,000 over 4 yearsIntake status unconfirmed
The Gates Scholarship
Last-dollar scholarship covering the full cost of a bachelor's degree for minority high school seniors from low-income families.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Full cost of attendance after other aidDeadline listed; check intake
Toloa Secondary Scholarships
Around 400 scholarships help Pacific secondary students who are taking STEM subjects with school costs. The money is paid to the school and can cover fees, uniforms, stationery and STEM trips or programmes.
Source checked November 9, 2026
NZ$1,000 for one year, paid to the schoolDeadline listed; check intake
Toloa Tertiary Scholarships
Ten scholarships support Pacific students continuing full-time STEM study at a New Zealand tertiary institution. The award is paid to the institution for one year of study.
Source checked November 9, 2026
Up to NZ$10,000 for one year of full-time studyDeadline listed; check intake
Tour Support Grant (music)
Touring help for Saskatchewan musicians playing in Canada and abroad.
Source checked October 23, 2026
See the funder's websiteOpens soon
Tribal College and Full Circle Scholarships
One application for many scholarships for Native students at tribal colleges and other accredited nonprofit US colleges.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Usually US$2,000-3,000Awaiting next round
Tribal Heritage Grants
Cultural and historic preservation by tribes: oral history, traditional skills, sacred and historic places, and setting up tribal historic preservation offices.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$15,000-100,000 (recent round)Deadline listed; check intake
Truman Scholarship
For college juniors heading for careers in public service: money toward a graduate degree, plus leadership training.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Up to US$30,000 toward graduate schoolAwaiting next round
Turing Scheme
Funding for UK schools, colleges and universities to send students on study and work placements around the world.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Travel, living costs and support, set per student and destinationDeadline listed; check intake
Udall Undergraduate Scholarship
50 awards a year for sophomores and juniors working toward careers in tribal policy, Native health care or the environment.
Source checked October 24, 2026
Award amount set by the Udall FoundationIntake status unconfirmed
Udall/McCain Native American Graduate Fellowship
Up to three US$25,000 fellowships for Native American and Alaska Native graduate students in health care fields.
Source checked October 24, 2026
US$25,000Intake status unconfirmed
Undergraduate Student Research Awards (USRA)
A paid 14 to 16 week summer research job with a professor, for undergraduates in science and engineering.
Source checked October 23, 2026
$6,000 plus a top-up from the universityIntake status unconfirmed
University and College Entrance Preparation Program (UCEPP)
Funding for First Nations students in a university or college entrance preparation (upgrading) program, through your First Nation.
Source checked October 21, 2026
Entrance preparation costs for one school yearDeadline listed; check intake
USask Entrance Scholarships (automatic)
$5,000 for 600 high-achieving students starting at USask. No separate application - you're considered when you apply for admission.
Source checked October 23, 2026
$5,000Awaiting next round
Vital Focus Grants
$10,000 to $20,000 a year, for up to 5 years, for charities working on homelessness, equity and mental health.
Source checked October 23, 2026
$10,000 to $20,000 a year, up to 5 yearsAccepting applications
Woodcock Fund
$2,000 to $12,000 for published Canadian writers hit by a sudden financial crisis or loss of income.
Source checked October 23, 2026
$2,000 to $12,000Deadline listed; check intake
Young Canada Works at Building Careers in Heritage (internships)
Wage help for 4 to 12 month internships for college and university graduates aged 30 or under at libraries, archives, museums and Indigenous heritage organizations.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Pays part of the intern's wages; the employer adds 25% to 50% in cash and in kindDeadline listed; check intake
Young Canada Works in Heritage Organizations
Wage help to hire students for 6 to 16 week summer jobs at museums, archives, libraries and other heritage organizations.
Source checked October 23, 2026
Wage subsidy for student jobs (amounts in the employer guide)
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