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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.
You can browse by category, start with a curated funding guide, use the survey to create a shortlist, or scan closing deadlines. Students can compare scholarships and fellowships. Founders can look for startup and business grants. Researchers can find public and foundation funding. Families can look for benefits, housing assistance, utility help, health programs, and cash supports. Nonprofits, artists, teachers, and community builders can find programs that are often buried in agency pages or funder announcements.
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Current fixed-deadline opportunities that need attention soon.
USDA Rural Development FY26 MPPEP-4 provides matching grants to U.S. meat and poultry facilities to expand capacity, diversify processing, and strengthen supply-chain resiliency in underserved rural and regional markets.
The Halton Foundation funds nonprofit research worldwide on indoor environmental quality, with single- and two-year grants of up to US$30,000 a year and applications open from 1 July to 1 September 2026.
Harvard Radcliffe Institute's residential fellowship gives scholars, scientists, writers, and artists a $78,000 stipend, a $5,000 project allowance, and office or studio space for the September-through-May 2027–2028 academic year.
The Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation is accepting Letters of Intent for the 2027 Beckman Young Investigator award, a four-year, $600,000 grant for tenure-track researchers in chemistry and the life sciences whose proposed work departs sharply from their current research direction.
UKRI’s BBSRC-STFC DeepTech Catalyst Bio (DTC Bio) is an open UK opportunity for young biotech start-ups with prior UKRI-linked support to secure up to £50,000 in R&D funding, an innovation voucher, and programme support to advance commercial-stage bioscience ideas.
The University of Pennsylvania's Lipman Family Prize awards a $300,000 unrestricted grand prize and two additional $150,000 unrestricted awards, plus a multi-year partnership with Penn and Wharton, to nonprofits and NGOs with proven, transferable social impact; the 2027 application round is open July 1–31, 2026.
Ongoing programs that are useful when you need options that do not depend on a single annual cycle.
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.
The WFP Innovation Accelerator takes applications on a rolling basis, not once a year. Here is what it actually funds, what it does not, and how the Sprint Programme and Scale-Up Enablement fit together.
Morocco does not run a green hydrogen consortium grant. What it runs is Offre Maroc, a rolling investment framework administered by Masen that offers public land, tax and customs incentives, and access to shared infrastructure instead of cash.
Correction to an earlier version of this page: the Asian Development Bank does not run open grant competitions for NGOs. It lends and grants to governments, and civil society organizations get paid by winning contracts on ADB-financed projects. Here is how that works in the Kyrgyz Republic, and what the Glaciers to Farms program changes for mountain communities.
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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.