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A continental research competition from Afreximbank's CANEX platform offering a USD 20,000 prize pool, book and tuition support, and a policy-brief presentation to Afreximbank leadership for the top three postgraduate papers on African trade, finance, integration, and sustainable development.
Africa CDC's fully funded two-year African Epidemic Services Epidemiology Track trains public health professionals from African Union Member States in applied field epidemiology, covering stipends, travel, health insurance, and equipment.
The American Heart Association's 2027 Predoctoral Fellowship funds up to two years of mentored cardiovascular, cerebrovascular, and brain-health research training for doctoral students, with a $29,364 annual stipend plus health-insurance and project support.
The American Heart Association's 2027 Postdoctoral Fellowship funds mentored cardiovascular, cerebrovascular, and brain-health research for early-career postdoctoral trainees, with an annual stipend of $63,480 to $77,076 plus a health-insurance allowance and project support.
Amberscholar 2026 is a global student scholarship fund with a total award pool of up to $50,000, an August 31, 2026 deadline, and country-specific eligibility for students in the UK, USA, Ireland, Australia, Canada, or Germany.
The Royal Academy of Engineering's Africa Prize shortlists up to 16 sub-Saharan African innovators for an eight-month commercialisation programme, then awards £85,000 in prize money — a £50,000 grand prize, three £10,000 runner-up awards, and a £5,000 One to Watch award; the 2027 cycle is open until 8 September 2026.
Ongoing programs that are useful when you need options that do not depend on a single annual cycle.
Uganda Development Bank capitalised its Climate Finance Facility at UGX 50 billion and takes applications on a rolling basis with no published deadline. Coffee is not a named window, but climate-smart agriculture projects across the coffee value chain can qualify for concessional debt.
Original Medicare enrollment has fixed windows and 2026 costs that are already set: $202.90 a month for Part B, a $283 Part B deductible, and a $1,736 Part A hospital deductible per benefit period.
ISSF is Jordan’s state-backed fund of funds, with USD 148 million under management across 25 venture capital funds. It does not take applications from startups directly — here is how the money actually reaches founders.
The Royal Forest Department runs no THB 24 million restoration grant. Registered community forests earn revenue through T-VER carbon credits, with 90 percent of credits going to the community forest committee.
Tent connects refugees to jobs through 500+ employer members and three free mentorship programs. It is not a grantmaker and does not award cash to refugee-owned businesses.
FAPESP funds early career researchers to set up their own research group in São Paulo State. The Jovem Pesquisador grant runs on continuous flow with no submission deadline, lasts up to 60 months, and carries no published funding ceiling.
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FindMyMoney.App is an independent funding opportunity directory that helps people discover grants, scholarships, benefits, fellowships, loans, and support programs from many official sources.
No. FindMyMoney.App is not a government website, funder, lender, school, or application portal. We organize information and link to official sources for final details.
Listings are reviewed against official or highly credible sources where possible, and pages show review or update dates. You should still confirm eligibility, deadlines, and instructions with the official source.
The dataset is refreshed regularly, and the footer shows the latest refresh date based on reviewed opportunity records.
Yes. The directory includes startup grants, research grants, student and graduate scholarships, public benefits, housing assistance, cash assistance, nonprofit grants, and other funding programs.
Yes. Always verify eligibility, deadlines, award amounts, application instructions, and required documents directly with the official source before making plans or applying.