Select "SearchZone" to search a database of over 1000 philanthropic organizations in the U.S. This database is a subset of the fee-based, Foundation Directory Online.

"Searchable database of over 500 funding programs, insider tips on grant applications, monthly funding news, and an alphabetical directory of funding sources." This free database is a collaborative project between AAAS and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and requires registration. It is geared towards funding opportunities for training in the biological and medical sciences.

Government-wide compendium of federal programs, projects, services, and activities that provide assistance or benefits to the American public. Search for grants by subject, funding agency, target or beneficiary group, etc.

Searchable database of funding resource and a directory of scientists from around the world. Also links to databases and other resources.

"Search IRIS for funding opportunities in every field from agriculture to zoology, or view upcoming deadlines in 25 subject areas." This database allows searching by subject, deadlines, sponsor type, and by targeted beneficiary group.

A service of the Northern California Community Foundation, Inc. Provides a Directory of Corporate and Private Foundations and a Community Foundations Directory.

Search a database of nonprofit and community organizations in 150 countries, which you can search or browse by, home, location or mission. Offers a Nonprofit Career Center with job and internship listings.

Database of health services research projects in progress from leading federal and private funders. Access through Internet Grateful Med.

"Descriptions, awards, and summaries of federally funded research" from the Department of Energy, the National Institutes of Health, and the National Science Foundation.

Information about NIH's funding opportunities, guidelines for applying, policies, and information about the types of research funded.

This is the official site of the United States Congress and includes information on congressional activity, committee reports, and the legislative process.

An Internet grants management portal serving the grantee organization community. "In accordance with the Federal Financial Assistance Management Improvement Act of 1999 (P. L. 106-107), Federal agencies must develop plans for the electronic processing of grants by May 2001. The Act further requires agencies to adopt common forms and processes. These legislative requirements will be met by creating a government – wide portal for the administration of grants. This portal, the Federal Commons, will become a common face of the government, offering all grantees (state and local governments, universities, small businesses, etc.) full service grants processing across all functions in the grant life cycle. The Federal Commons will provide both public information, such as grant programs and funding opportunities, as well as the secure processing of e-grant transactions."

The category headings include Communicable Diseases; Communicable Diseases; Facility Planning and Construction; Health Services Planning and Technical Assistance; Libraries, Information and Education Services; Maternity, Infants, Children; Program Development; Specialized Health Research and Training; and Veterans Health.

The OMB does not award grants but this site does offer standard grant management forms that can be downloaded in PDF, and useful grant links.

Links to a variety of funding sources, including the federal government, state governments, community foundations, and international funding. TGCI provides training for grant-writers.

Index of health related web sites produced and maintained by the Emory Health Science Center Library. Searchable by keyword or browsed by topic.

A report prepared by Joshua Schechtel MD MPH University of California, San Francisco Center for AIDS Prevention Studies.

The Department of Health (DOH) has been awarded approximately $85 million in grant funds to improve and protect the health of the residents of the District of Columbia. There are two sections. Grant Programs provides a brief description of each grant program administered by the Department, who manages the program and contact information. Funding Opportunities is maintained by The Department of Health as a service to the health care provider community, and will be a source of current discretionary funding opportunities available from the federal government, the Department of Health and private sources. Both are excellent extensive lists of local sources.

There is a listing of meta-indexes for state and local government information and a listing of state government information – by state name.

"It is the largest US foundation devoted to improving the health and health care of all Americans. We concentrate our grantmaking in three areas: 1) to assure that all Americans have access to basic health care at reasonable cost; 2) to improve care and support for people with chronic health conditions; and 3) to promote health and prevent disease by reducing the harm caused by substance abuse — tobacco, alcohol, and illicit drugs."

This site offers many different bits of information on grants and philanthropy. You can search the database of Kellogg Foundation grants directly or browse according to thematic coding, country/location, and by name of grantee.

You can search all grants made by the Trusts in the past three years. Searches can be done in program area (and program category), focus of grant activity, type of support, geographic focus, time frame, and enter your own search.