A short list of current opportunities pulled from the live Bespoke Grants RFP data and checked against each funder’s official source.
ALL RISE Mini-Grants
Aaron Judge ALL RISE Foundation
Deadline: September 24, 2026$3,000Bronx, Fresno, or San Joaquin County
Plain-language fit: A focused opportunity for organizations running youth projects in leadership, citizenship, character development, health and well-being, school activities, or community involvement.
Who can apply: Organizations serving youth in Bronx County, New York; Fresno County, California; or San Joaquin County, California. Individuals who are not representing an organization are not eligible.
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2026 Community Action Fund
United Way of Northern New Mexico
Deadline: September 30, 2026, 11:59 p.m.$5,000–$20,000 maximum by revenue tierNorthern New Mexico
Plain-language fit: Local support for education and youth mentorship, behavioral health and parental supports, food security and housing, or senior transportation.
Who can apply: 501(c)(3) nonprofits in good standing with the IRS and New Mexico Secretary of State whose programs primarily serve residents of Los Alamos County and/or Rio Arriba County.
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Denver Immigrant Legal Services Fund
The Denver Foundation
Deadline: October 5, 2026$25,000–$200,000City and County of Denver
Plain-language fit: A specialized opportunity for experienced legal-services nonprofits providing removal defense, affirmative immigration relief, or added pro bono and low-bono representation capacity.
Who can apply: Colorado 501(c)(3) nonprofits, or organizations with a 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor, that know Denver’s immigrant community, collaborate with legal and community partners, and meet the program’s category-specific requirements.
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Fall 2026 Library and Public Safety Grants
The Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation
Deadline: October 15, 2026Up to $50,000Maine
Plain-language fit: A limited 2026 cycle for public libraries seeking operating, project, capital, or capacity support, and for fire departments or emergency response services purchasing critical equipment.
Who can apply: Maine libraries open to the general public, including municipal and independent nonprofit libraries; and Maine fire departments or emergency response services, with municipalities or emergency management agencies permitted to apply on their behalf.
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