Grant Opportunities
Featured Resource: Tribal Funding Registry
Your FREE Searchable Grants Database for Tribes & Native-led Nonprofits
The Native Learning Center has partnered with TribalFunding.org to bring you access to a powerful, FREE searchable database of grants designed specifically for Tribes and Native-led organizations.
What is the Tribal Funding Registry?
The Tribal Funding Registry is a 100% FREE online tool designed to connect Tribes and Native-led nonprofits with the latest grant opportunities. This comprehensive database is updated regularly, making it the go-to place for funding resources in Indian Country.
Whether you are just starting your grant search or looking for highly targeted opportunities, the Tribal Funding Registry makes it easy to find funding that fits your needs.
Why You’ll Love It:
100% Free — No subscription or membership required
Native-Focused — Opportunities tailored to Indian Country
Easy to Use — Search by category, deadline, funding type, or keywords
Up-to-Date — New grants posted regularly
Get Started:
Sign Up for FREE at tribalfunding.org/signup
Search and save opportunities that fit your needs
Apply with confidence, knowing you’re using a trusted, Native Learning Center–partnered resource
Tribal Funding Registry Office Hours
Have questions about finding or applying for grants?
Join their live office hours and connect with a culturally competent grant writer who understands the needs of Tribes and Native-led nonprofits.
Available 5 times per week (All times Pacific): Mondays 8 am & 12 pm; Wednesdays 8 am & 12 pm; Fridays 8 am
Need help watch the step-by-step how-to videos:
Funding Forecast: SAMHSA Tribal Youth Suicide Prevention Program (FY26)
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), has released a forecast for the Garrett Lee Smith State/Tribal Youth Suicide Prevention and Early Intervention Program. This opportunity specifically identifies Tribal organizations as eligible applicants and is expected to open in March 2026.
This forecast provides Tribal organizations with valuable time to begin pre-planning and positioning for the upcoming application.
🔗 Learn more on Grants.gov: https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/360973
How You Can Look for Grants
Search Grants.Gov for specific Tribe and Tribal focused Grants right here
Always start your grants searches at Grants.Gov
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