Large Grants for Nonprofit Organizations
Last updated August 22, 2026
There are currently 56 active large grants for nonprofits in Grantable's free grants database, drawn from foundation sources and updated daily.
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| ★ | Grant | Deadline ▲ | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Southern California Grant Program | Rolling | $100K – $1M | |
| Partnership Grant Program | Rolling | Up to $500K | |
| RFP: ADU Accelerator Demonstration Grant | Rolling | Up to $500K | |
| Skoll Awards Grant | Rolling | Varies | |
| Legacy Grant Program | Rolling | $100K – $1M | |
| Blue Meridian Partners Grant | Rolling | Varies | |
| Jolley Foundation Grant | Rolling | $100K | |
| S. Mark Taper Foundation Grant | Rolling | Varies |
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About large grants for nonprofits
Large grants are major awards — frequently five, six, or seven figures — that fund significant programs, expansion, multi-year initiatives, or capital projects. They typically come with rigorous applications, due diligence, and reporting, and are generally awarded to established organizations with the capacity to manage substantial funding. Many large grants are invitation-based or built on an existing funder relationship rather than open calls.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is considered a large grant?
A large grant is a substantial award that funds major work — scaling a proven program, a multi-year initiative, organizational expansion, or a capital project — rather than a small, one-time need. These grants involve more scrutiny: detailed proposals, budgets, financial review, and often site visits, plus ongoing reporting on outcomes and spending.
Who awards large grants to nonprofits?
Large grants come from major private and national foundations, government agencies, large corporate foundations, and some community foundations' signature initiatives. Many of the biggest awards are invitation-only or grow out of a long-standing relationship, and funders typically expect a strong financial position, experienced leadership, and a proven ability to deliver results at scale.
How do organizations qualify for large grants?
Funders generally look for organizational capacity — sound finances, audited statements, experienced staff and governance, and a track record of measurable impact — before committing large sums. Building toward large grants usually means demonstrating results on smaller awards first, cultivating relationships with program officers, and showing that your organization can absorb and manage significant funding responsibly.
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