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The initiative is funded through State of Illinois general revenue funding, and funds HIV prevention, education, testing, and care programs targeting communities of color - specifically…
View details →As of July 2026, Grantoria lists 244 Grants in Illinois — 66 open right now, across 34 funding agencies. Award amounts range $1K to $1,000M. The next application deadline is July 20, 2026. All listings are free, with direct links to the official application.
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The initiative is funded through State of Illinois general revenue funding, and funds HIV prevention, education, testing, and care programs targeting communities of color - specifically…
View details →Provides funding to the Illinois Fire Service Institute (IFSI) for research activities Administered by the OSFM via the Illinois GATA Catalog of State Financial Assistance (CSFA…
View details →Makes firefighter skills training locally available at no cost to Illinois fire departments. Administered by the OSFM via the Illinois GATA Catalog of State Financial Assistance…
View details →Provides firefighters the practical and cognitive training needed to operate safely and effectively on the fireground. Administered by the OSFM via the Illinois GATA Catalog of…
View details →Provides funding for the operational expenses of the Chicago Fire Department training program Administered by the OSFM via the Illinois GATA Catalog of State Financial Assistance…
View details →Funds the operational expenses of the City of Chicago related to the regulation of underground storage tanks Administered by the OSFM via the Illinois GATA Catalog…
View details →Provides funding for the purpose of addressing firefighter mental health initiatives. Fire Prevention Fund Administered by the OSFM via the Illinois GATA Catalog of State Financial…
View details →Funding supports a firefighter cancer research program at the Illinois Fire Service Institute. Administered by the OSFM via the Illinois GATA Catalog of State Financial Assistance…
View details →The Leadership Development and Decision Making Program is designed to be “cradle-to-grave” fire service leadership development/decision-making training and education continuum that has consistent themes, priorities, and…
View details →Provides funding for lodging costs for participants at the Fire College, Winter Fire School, and the Illinois Firefighters Association Down and Dirty Training School. Administered by…
View details →Provides funding to the Illinois Fire Service Institute for the operation of the Fire Cadet Explorers Program. Youth ages 15 through 20 are provided the opportunity…
View details →MABAS is a grant opportunity administered by the OSFM. Individual awards range from $350,000 to $350,000. Illinois Catalog of State Financial Assistance (CSFA) number: 592-01-0852. Posted…
View details →The initiative is funded through State of Illinois general revenue funding, and funds HIV prevention, education, testing, and care programs targeting communities of color - specifically…
View details →The objective of this program is to provide funding for the water system infrastructure needs for the Village of East Brooklyn and the regionalization efforts for…
View details →The TAP program provides a fund source for a variety of smaller-scale transportation projects such as pedestrian and bicycle facilities, recreational trails, safe routes to school…
View details →Illinois grants support environmental protection, public health, and community development initiatives across the state. With 244 active grants currently listed, funding flows primarily through agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency and Engineer Research and Development Center. These opportunities target nonprofits, state agencies, and public universities working to strengthen local communities and protect natural resources.
Illinois grants typically range from $38,000 to $1.0 million, with competitive applications representing 78% of opportunities. Common recipients include nonprofits and state government entities focused on environmental justice, biodiversity, and public health—particularly serving low-income and rural communities. Most grants support programs, research, and capital projects. Filtering by recipient type, industry focus, and demographic emphasis helps identify the best matches for your organization.