Open Funding Opportunities

We invite nonprofit organizations of all sizes to review our active Requests for Proposals (RFPs) below. If you have an idea or project that addresses an RFP, we hope you will submit a proposal. To learn more about our grantmaking approach, click here.

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Arts and Culture (0)

No open RFPs available at this time.
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Children and Families (1)

Connecting Families with Public Benefits and Tax Credits
Deadline:
Draw the Lines PA campaign
Photo courtesy of Committee of Seventy

Democracy and Civic Initiatives (2)

Accessing Federal Funding for Climate, Environmental Justice, and Infrastructure
Deadline:
Responsive, Accountable Local Government in Philadelphia
Deadline:
Emerald Street Community Farm
Photo by Rob Cardillo for Neighborhood Gardens Trust

Environment and Public Space (2)

Climate Resilience Planning
Deadline:
Improving Public Spaces in the Greater Philadelphia Region
Deadline:
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Photo courtesy of Rebuild PHL

Workforce Training and Services (1)

Reducing Barriers to Accessing and Completing Workforce Training in Philadelphia
Deadline:

Open Grantmaking

Very limited funding is available outside of our RFPs, but we welcome you to share information about your project that advances a specific Foundation objective. You can submit an application at any time through the portal open submission process.

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Our Programs

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Awarded Grants and Grantees

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Insights

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