What types of grants are available in Maryland?

Maryland organizations can access federal grants (open to all states), state government grants administered by Maryland agencies, and private foundation grants from funders that serve Maryland. Common grant areas include education, community development, health services, arts, and small business support.

How do I find Maryland state government grants?

Start with your state's grants portal and major agencies. Most Maryland state grants are posted on the state government website or Grants.gov for federal pass-through programs. Contact your Maryland legislators' offices for guidance on state-specific programs, as they often know about funding that isn't widely advertised.

Are there grants for Maryland small businesses?

Yes. Maryland small businesses can access SBA federal programs, state economic development grants, and local business assistance programs. Check with your local Small Business Development Center (SBDC), which provides free guidance on Maryland-specific funding opportunities and application assistance.

Maryland Grants

Find grants available to organizations and individuals in Maryland. These include federal grants open to Maryland applicants, state-level funding from Maryland agencies, and foundation grants from funders that serve the Maryland area.

787 grants in Maryland

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Grants Available in Annapolis area

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Carol M. Jacobsohn Foundation · Rolling / Open State

Grants Available in Annapolis area - Organization: Carol M. Jacobsohn Foundation - Type: Foundation Grant

Maryland Grants

Grants Available in Annapolis area

Grants Available Twice a Year

Grants for educational and youth programs in communities across North America.

Grants for innovative projects to help underprivileged youth meet their full potential.

Grants for non-profit programs, organic farming, and initiatives to increase production.

Grants for Organizations

Grants for Re-Entry programs and programs to help reduce recidivism

Grants for registered nonprofits with a worthy cause are encouraged to apply. Special attention is given to Maryland and D.C. region, with emphasis on Frederick County.

Grants for Social Justice, Scholarship, the Arts, and Investigative Journalism

Grants made to nonprofit organizations which provide civil legal services to eligible persons

Grants to Amateur Radio Organizations

Grants to developing state and national organizations that promote free enterprise, entrepreneurship, and private initiative Identifying and educating young leaders

Grants to organizations that serve communities

GreaterGood.org works to protect people, pets, and the planet.

Green Education Foundation has a funding opportunity for established youth garden projects nationwide. Schools and youth groups are invited to submit chronicles of their garden projects in a race to win a $500 prize.

Greenspring grants are limited to organizations located in Maryland’s Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Anne Arundel County, and Howard County

Grey Muzzle has provided over $1,000,000 in grants for senior dog programs to 108 non-profit organizations in 32 states! Grants typically range from $2,500 to $7,500.

Guitar Center: Corpor

Halliburton Company: Corporate Contributions program supports projects in the focus areas of education, the environment, health, and social services.

Hanger Charitable Foundation

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