Grants for Nonprofits in New York
New York's state grants run through the Statewide Financial System (SFS), where registered organizations find opportunities, apply, manage contracts and request payments. Nonprofits must register in SFS and get prequalified before they can apply, so that paperwork comes first.
Many economic and community development programs share one application, the Consolidated Funding Application, which reaches several state funding sources at once. GrantCue reads the SFS opportunity list and the program pages of NYSERDA, the Department of Environmental Conservation, Homes and Community Renewal, the Environmental Facilities Corporation and the New York State Council on the Arts, plus New York City funding notices.
Sources: New York State Grants Management, NYS Consolidated Funding Application, New York State Council on the Arts
- Open opportunities
- 54
- Ongoing programs
- 24
- Sources read
- 8
- Foundations headquartered here
- 1,363
Sources last read Oct 24, 2026.
Open opportunities in New York (54)
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Ongoing programs (24)
Programs that keep funding going or take applications on a schedule the funder sets. They are counted apart from the dated opportunities above.
Local grant pages in New York
Foundations headquartered in New York
The largest private foundations whose IRS Form 990-PF gives an address in New York, by total giving. Headquarters is not where they give: a foundation's profile shows the states that received the most of its grant money.
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What GrantCue reads for New York
- New York City Funding Opportunities
- New York DEC Grant Programs
- New York Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services (Nonprofit Security Grant Program) Funding Programs
- New York Homes and Community Renewal Grant Programs
- New York State Council on the Arts Grants
- New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation Grants
- New York State Grants
- NYSERDA Program Opportunity Notices
Federal grants are open to applicants in every state, so they are not listed here. Search the full federal grants catalog.