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FindMyMoney.App is a practical funding directory for people who need a clearer way to search across grants, scholarships, public benefits, fellowships, loans, prizes, and support programs. Instead of forcing you to guess the perfect government portal, foundation keyword, or university acronym, the site brings many types of opportunities into one searchable catalog and gives each listing a plain-English summary.
The directory is built for real application decisions. Each opportunity page highlights the amount when it is published, the deadline or deadline status, the location or eligibility geography, the funding type, the official source, and the most recent verification date we have. Some programs are competitive grants with formal review panels. Others are benefits, rebates, tuition supports, emergency help, internships, or rolling programs where timing matters less than eligibility. The point is not to make every program look the same. The point is to make the differences easy to compare before you spend hours on an application.
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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.
NERC, with the Department for Transport and Department for Business and Trade, is funding collaborative UK research that reduces uncertainty around aviation's non-CO2 climate impacts and supports credible mitigation and policy decisions.
The APEX Awards, run jointly by the British Academy, the Royal Society, and the Royal Academy of Engineering, offer UK-based established researchers up to £200,000 over 24 months for curiosity-driven, cross-disciplinary projects, with a 2027-round deadline of 8 September 2026.
Fast Forward's flagship accelerator gives early-stage tech nonprofits a $25,000-plus unrestricted grant, roughly twelve weeks of structured mentorship, a pitch bootcamp, and a Demo Day, with a 2026 application window that opens July 30 and closes September 8.
The Hadassah Foundation is accepting proposals until September 8, 2026 for three Spark Grants of $20,000 each — unrestricted general operating support paid in two installments across an 18-month cycle running February 2027 to July 2028 — for nonprofits in Israel or the U.S. Jewish community that have budgets of $500,000 or less, have existed for ten years or fewer, and apply a gender lens to their work.
Harvard Medical School's 10-month HealthTech Fellowship pays a confirmed monthly salary of $6,150 plus benefits and gives each fellow a $1,500 project budget while teams develop a health care innovation from clinical need finding through testing.
Ongoing programs that are useful when you need options that do not depend on a single annual cycle.
The EPSRC New Investigator Award supports eligible UK-based early-career researchers with their first EPSRC project-lead application to develop an independent research vision, establish a research group, and lead a focused project.
England's Lifelong Learning Entitlement offers eligible learners student finance for qualifying courses and modules starting from 1 January 2027, including tuition fee loans, maintenance loans, and selected grants or allowances.
Philadelphia Youth Network’s PYNtern Program connects young people ages 14–18 with paid internships, professional training, mentoring, and career coaching across 2026 and 2027 cohorts.
Bhumi Fellowship's 2027 cohort is a two-year, full-time program in Tamil Nadu for young education changemakers, offering a ₹30,000 monthly grant inclusive of allowances, health insurance, training, and career support.
Practical protection support for human rights defenders and organizations facing threats linked to their work.
Project grants and investments offered through specific active requests for proposals across the society’s mission areas.
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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.