Big Nova Grant

The Big Nova Grant supports Central Florida organizations dedicated to impactful community initiatives. The foundation invites proposals that align with its mission, particularly in wildlife conservation, patient support, and uplifting the less fortunate. With ongoing funding decisions, projects demonstrating significant potential and innovation are prioritized. Eligibility requires a minimum of two years of operation in the region, with an emphasis on collaborative efforts for meaningful change.

NOTE: Our grant cycles run annually from February to November. To be considered for funding in the current calendar year, applications must be submitted by November 1st.
Fuel Your Mission
We empower Central Florida organizations making a tangible difference.
Grant Opportunities for Changemakers
Big Nova is dedicated to fostering collaborative partnerships with Central Florida nonprofits to drive meaningful change. If your organization aligns with our mission, we invite you to explore our grant programs. Whether through applications to posted grants or self-directed proposals, we welcome innovative ideas that advance our goals, from environmental protection to supporting those in need, combating childhood cancers, and strengthening community infrastructures. Submit your proposal directly to us to initiate the process.
We focus on:​
Wildlife ConservationUplifting the Less FortunatePatient Support and ResearchStrengthening Central Florida
Funding
We make funding decisions on an ongoing basis, prioritizing projects that align closely with our mission and have the potential for significant impact. Funding allocations are determined based on the available resources and the merit of the proposals received.

Eligibility

To be eligible for our grants, organizations must have operated for a minimum of 2 years in Central Florida. Projects should align with our stated goals of protecting our planet, uplifting those in need, inspiring change through research, and building stronger communities. Exceptions may apply for organizations that demonstrate partnerships with established 501(c)(3) organizations.