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Social Justice Fund Northwest - 2026 Open Grants

Offered by Native Americans in Philanthropy  ·  Los Angeles, CA

Funder
Native Americans in Philanthropy · Los Angeles, CA
Deadline
November 30, 2026
Award range
$1K – $25K
Eligible areas
Northwest
Focus
Community & Economic Development

About this opportunity

Grant opportunity supporting community and economic development work. This fund provides flexible funding for organizations advancing social justice in the Northwest.

Community & Economic Development

How to apply

Applications are handled on the funder's own website. Review the full guidelines and apply here: nativephilanthropy.org/grants?hsLang=en. Confirm the deadline and eligibility directly with Native Americans in Philanthropy before applying.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the deadline for Social Justice Fund Northwest - 2026 Open Grants?
The application deadline is November 30, 2026. Deadlines can change — always confirm directly with Native Americans in Philanthropy before applying.
How much funding is available?
The award range is $1K – $25K.
Where do I apply?
Applications are submitted through Native Americans in Philanthropy's own website or process — see the "How to apply" section above.
About this listing. Native Americans in Philanthropy's opportunity as indexed by Bespoke Grants (last verified May 24, 2026). Grant opportunities and deadlines change frequently — always confirm details on the funder's official website. Bespoke Grants is not affiliated with Native Americans in Philanthropy.