A short list of current opportunities pulled from the live Bespoke Grants RFP data and checked against each funder’s official source.
Equity in Arts Learning for Colorado Youth
Think 360 Arts for Learning, with Bonfils-Stanton Foundation, Colorado Creative Industries, and Denver Arts & Venues
LOI due November 20, 2026, 5:00 p.m. MT$10,000–$25,000Colorado
Plain-language fit: Sustained arts-learning projects that connect historically marginalized Colorado youth ages 4–21 with professional artists or culture bearers in schools or accessible community settings.
Who can apply: Colorado-based nonprofit organizations and PK–12 schools. School applicants need an artist or arts-organization partner; nonprofit applicants need a school partner or a strong history of working with youth.
Review the official guidelines and submit an LOI →
NYS Canal System Event Support
New York State Canal Corporation and Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor
Deadline: November 20, 2026$500–$3,000New York canal corridor
Plain-language fit: Public events and festivals in 2027 that help people explore the New York State Canal System through recreation, tourism, culture, heritage, or accessible experiences.
Who can apply: Nonprofits, counties, municipalities, other local-government units, and federally recognized Native American tribes within the National Heritage Corridor. Requests require at least a one-to-one cash or in-kind match.
Review the official program details and apply →
Action Grant
Indiana Humanities
Deadline: November 30, 2026Up to $5,000Indiana
Plain-language fit: Public humanities programs—such as discussions, workshops, exhibits, podcasts, or documentaries—that help people learn, encounter different perspectives, and exchange ideas.
Who can apply: Tax-exempt organizations proposing public humanities programming in Indiana. The program requires at least a 50% cash or in-kind match and limits organizations to one Action Grant per calendar year.
Review the official grant details and apply →
Cybersecurity Mini Grants
Greater Hartford Gives Foundation
Deadline: December 1, 2026$1,500–$15,000Greater Hartford, Connecticut
Plain-language fit: Practical cybersecurity improvements such as assessments, firewalls, antivirus protection, data backups, multi-factor authentication, staff training, policies, or cyber insurance.
Who can apply: Nonprofits in the foundation’s 29-town region with annual budgets under $10 million and no open Strategic or Small Organization Technology Grant. Award size is based on annual budget.
Review the official opportunity and apply →