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After three years of effort, Sturgis, Kentucky landed over $16 million in grants to build a new water treatment plant that will dramatically cut residents' water bills. The project puts the town one step closer to controlling its own water supply and revitalizing the entire community.
When emerald ash borer killed 16 trees at Kenyon's Depot Park, high school construction students stepped up to build two new picnic shelters. Local grants, firefighters, and Habitat for Humanity volunteers turned a shade crisis into a hands-on learning opportunity.
A new comprehensive guide shows organizations how to secure funding for Mental Health First Aid programs, making mental health education more accessible to communities nationwide. The step-by-step resource covers everything from finding grants to writing winning applications.
MIT Solve just proved that AI can help funders evaluate thousands of applications without losing the human touch. The result? More time spent on promising ideas and fairer reviews for everyone.
Middle schoolers in Evansville are now designing drones, coding robots, and 3D printing their ideas thanks to a brand new innovation studio. Three more Catholic schools across Indiana are opening similar labs to prepare elementary students for tech careers.
Poland is offering grants up to $25,000 to Lebanese organizations working on education, healthcare, renewable energy, and crisis management. Applications are open until February 16, 2026.