Education
Civil Society Grants 2025 from Aga Khan Foundation: How Local NGOs Can Secure 100K to 1.5M for Long Term Impact
If you run a community-rooted organization in East Africa, Central Asia, South Asia, or the Middle East, you already know the usual funding story: one-year project grants, impossible reporting, and then… goodbye.
Cobell Scholarship Guide 2025: How Native Students Can Earn $5,000–$12,500 Per Year for College
If you’re an Indigenous student mapping out how to pay for college or graduate school, the Cobell Scholarship is one of the big ones you should know about.
CollegeCounts Scholarship Alabama 2025: How to Secure $4,000 for Your Freshman Year
College is thrilling, messy, life-changing—and expensive.
Crowdfunded Classroom Grants for K12 Teachers 2025: How to Secure an Average $700 for Your Project with DonorsChoose
If you teach in a public or charter school and have ever quietly wished for more books, a science kit, or a way to take students on a field trip, DonorsChoose is the platform that turns those wishes into packages at your classroom door.
Federal Pell Grant
Need-based grant for undergraduate students pursuing their first bachelor’s degree or certain post-baccalaureate programs.
Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grants 2025 Guide: How Need Based Students Can Get 100 to 4,000 Per Year
If you are an undergraduate staring down a tuition bill that looks bigger than your bank account (and your parents bank account, and possibly your grandparents bank account), the Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant — FSEOG for sho...
Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant: Get Up to $4,000 for College
Undergraduate students with exceptional financial need can secure up to $4,000 annually through this campus-based federal grant that helps cover tuition, fees, and other college expenses.
Free and Reduced-Price School Meals
Provides nutritious breakfasts and lunches at low or no cost for eligible K-12 students through the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs.
Free Job Training and Housing for Young Adults 16 to 24: Your Complete Guide to Job Corps
If you are 16 to 24, low on cash, and unsure how to turn “I need a job” into “I have a career,” Job Corps might be the most valuable program you have never had fully explained to you. This is not a loan.
Fry Scholarship: Full College Funding for Children and Spouses of Fallen Service Members
Provides Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits to children and surviving spouses of service members who died in the line of duty after September 10, 2001.