New Hampshire Grants

Open funding for nonprofits, schools, and municipalities serving New Hampshire.

100 open New Hampshire grants, drawn from federal sources, the state portal, foundation 990 filings, and corporate giving programs. Refreshed daily.

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Top New Hampshire grants right now

  • Ice Drilling Program

    Up to $7.7MDeadline: Jul 31, 2029open

    This award provides support to the Ice Drilling Program (IDP) to provide community leadership and to operate and maintain a facility to support ice dr...

  • E-CORE RII: New Hampshire Long-term Investment to Fuel Transformative Research

    Up to $4.7MDeadline: Oct 31, 2028open

    This collaborative project supports new research opportunities across a network of 17 colleges and universities in New Hampshire (NH) to form the New ...

  • Northeast Node of the National Drug Abuse Treatment Clinical Trials Network

    National Institute on Drug AbuseUp to $4.5MDeadline: Feb 28, 2030open

    This proposal is a competing renewal application of the Northeast Node of the National Drug Abuse Treatment Clinical Trials Network (CTN), which has b...

  • Center for Implementation Science

    Up to $2.8MDeadline: May 31, 2030open

    SUMMARY The overarching goal of this COBRE is to establish a multidisciplinary research program in implementation science at Dartmouth College and to ...

  • Mechanisms of cell fate specification by glycosylation

    Up to $2.3MDeadline: Jul 31, 2029open

    Cell fate is determined through a complex hierarchy of events that require tight regulation of signaling pathways. Misspecification of cell fate can h...

  • Phylodynamics of Cell Populations

    Up to $2.3MDeadline: Aug 31, 2029open

    Human diseases are profoundly shaped by cell proliferation, differentiation, and movement among tissues. Proliferation of self-reactive immune cells c...

  • PHASE I FAST TRACK TOPIC 461 CONFORMABLE SCINTILLATOR ARRAY FOR IN VIVO DOSIMETRY DURING RT

    Up to $2.0MDeadline: Sep 15, 2027open

    Real-time, optical imaging of dose and dose rate on the surface of a patient can be achieved with a new product methodology: a deformable scintillator...

  • STEM Journeys - From College to Career

    Up to $1.9MDeadline: Apr 30, 2032open

    This project will contribute to the national need for well-educated scientists, mathematicians, engineers, and technicians by supporting the retention...

  • Northeast Node of the National Drug Abuse Treatment Clinical Trials Network (CTN-0158)

    National Institute on Drug AbuseUp to $1.7MDeadline: Feb 29, 2032open

    This proposal is a competing renewal application of the Northeast Node of the National Drug Abuse Treatment Clinical Trials Network (CTN), which has b...

  • NSF Safe-OSE: Strengthening Critical Privacy Infrastructure

    Up to $1.5MDeadline: Sep 30, 2027open

    This Safety, Security, and Privacy of Open-Source Ecosystems (Safe-OSE) project focuses on improving a critical piece of open-source software utilized...

  • Northeast Node of the National Drug Abuse Treatment Clinical Trials Network (Doula)

    National Institute on Drug AbuseUp to $1.5MDeadline: Feb 28, 2032open

    This proposal is a competing renewal application of the Northeast Node of the National Drug Abuse Treatment Clinical Trials Network (CTN), which has b...

  • SLES: Learning Safe Policy from Human Demonstrations to Support Robot-Assisted Aging-in-Place

    Up to $1.5MDeadline: Aug 31, 2028open

    More Americans are acquiring disabilities earlier in life, requiring assistance to age gracefully. Due to unbalanced demographics and the high cost of...

  • Mechanisms of SWI/SNF complex chromatin targeting selectivity

    Up to $1.3MDeadline: Feb 28, 2030open

    Mammalian SWI/SNF (mSWI/SNF) is a multi-subunit, ATPase-dependent chromatin remodeling complex that regulates chromatin states by altering nucleosome ...

  • Do auditory tests predict future Alzheimer’s disease pathophysiology

    Up to $1.2MDeadline: Mar 31, 2030open

    Hearing loss has been considered a risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease (AD), but the underlying mechanism remains elusive. A “bottom-up” hypothesis ha...

  • Translating Novel Carbon Coating Towards Integrated Sub-second Neurotransmitter Sensors in Humans

    Up to $1.0MDeadline: Apr 30, 2029open

    Neurotransmitter sensing is important for both the fundamental understanding and clinical treatment of many diseases and conditions. However, currentl...

  • Dam Rehabilitation/Removal Grant Program for Municipally Owned High Hazard Dams

    New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (NHDES)Up to $1.0Mopen

    Dam Rehabilitation/Removal Grant Program for Municipally Owned High Hazard Dams is sponsored by New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (NH...

    water_qualitycommunity_developmentpublic_safetyenvironmental_justiceland_conservation
  • Role of ethylene receptors in regulating rice seed development

    Up to $997KDeadline: Jul 31, 2027open

    Cereals, such as rice, maize, wheat, and barley, are the most important caloric food sources worldwide. In cereal seeds, two diametrically opposed pro...

  • CAREER: Flow-mediated mechanisms of marine disease transmission in benthic ecosystems

    Up to $990KDeadline: Aug 31, 2029open

    Outbreaks of marine disease in seagrass and corals can decimate habitat, reduce coastal protective benefits, damage fisheries, and impact recreation a...

  • CAREER: Characterizing the thermomechanics of subglacial systems through research and education

    Up to $922KDeadline: Aug 31, 2030open

    Sea-level changes are actively damaging coastal communities, ecosystems, and infrastructure. Glacier mass loss is a key uncertainty in determining how...

  • Collaborative Research: RESEARCH-PGR: A Genome-Wide Approach to Characterize Evolutionarily Conserved Plant Signaling Modules that Underlie Organ Development

    Up to $850KDeadline: May 31, 2030open

    Plants comprise 80% of the total biomass on the planet and 50-90% of the human diet. Thus, understanding how plants grow and develop is critical for t...

Where New Hampshire grants come from

  • Federal sources — Grants.gov, NIH RePORTER, and SAM.gov, filtered for opportunities that fund work in New Hampshire.
  • New Hampshire state portal — state-administered grant programs, including pass-through federal dollars and state-only appropriations.
  • Foundations — community foundations and private foundations active in New Hampshire, drawn from IRS Form 990 filings and curated foundation directories.
  • Corporate giving — a curated set of corporate philanthropy programs that explicitly fund New Hampshire-based work.

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