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Here is a list of global organizations and grant companies that offer funding opportunities to individuals and businesses all over our world. Many of these organizations provide grants across various sectors, including business development, education, healthcare, and technology.

1. The Global Innovation Fund

Focus: Funding for social innovations that improve the lives of people in developing countries.
Who can apply: Individuals, startups, and businesses in early and growth stages.
Website: www.globalinnovation.fund

2. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

Focus: Grants for projects related to sustainable development, poverty reduction, and climate change.
Who can apply: NGOs, businesses, and individuals working in developing countries.
Website: www.undp.org

3. Horizon Europe

Focus: European Union’s research and innovation funding program, offering grants for various projects.
Who can apply: Researchers, businesses, and individuals in EU member states.
Website: ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal

4. The World Bank

Focus: Funding for projects related to development in low- and middle-income countries.
Who can apply: Governments, businesses, NGOs, and individuals working on large-scale development projects.
Website: www.worldbank.org

5. Ford Foundation

Focus: Grants to promote social justice and equality in areas such as human rights, education, and development.
Who can apply: Individuals, businesses, and nonprofits working on social justice issues.
Website: www.fordfoundation.org

6. The Rockefeller Foundation

Focus: Funding for projects related to health, education, and economic development, particularly in underserved communities.
Who can apply: Individuals, businesses, and organizations.
Website: www.rockefellerfoundation.org

7. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Grants

Focus: Health-related research grants and funding.
Who can apply: Individuals and businesses involved in scientific research, health initiatives, and innovations.
Website: www.nih.gov

8. Google for Startups

Focus: Grants, tools, and resources for startups and entrepreneurs.
Who can apply: Startups and entrepreneurs globally, particularly those in tech and digital sectors.
Website: startup.google.com

9. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Focus: Global health, education, and poverty alleviation projects.
Who can apply: Individuals, businesses, and organizations working in global health and development.
Website: www.gatesfoundation.org

10. The European Commission’s Creative Europe

Focus: Grants for the creative industries (culture, media, and the arts) in Europe.
Who can apply: Businesses, nonprofits, and individuals involved in creative industries in EU countries.
Website: ec.europa.eu/programmes/creative-europe

11. The Skoll Foundation

Focus: Funding for social entrepreneurs working to address global challenges.
Who can apply: Social entrepreneurs and businesses that are working on innovative solutions to social issues.
Website: www.skoll.org

12. The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative

Focus: Science, education, and justice-related initiatives.
Who can apply: Individuals, businesses, and nonprofits working on scientific research, education, and social justice projects.
Website: www.chanzuckerberg.com

13. The Ashoka Foundation

Focus: Funding for social entrepreneurs who are creating innovative solutions to global problems.
Who can apply: Social entrepreneurs and businesses with social impact initiatives.
Website: www.ashoka.org

14. Small Business Administration (SBA) – USA

Focus: Various grants and financial assistance for small businesses in the United States.
Who can apply: U.S.-based small businesses and entrepreneurs.
Website: www.sba.gov

15. The Lemelson Foundation

Focus: Grants for individuals and organizations that promote invention and innovation.
Who can apply: Entrepreneurs, inventors, and businesses with innovative solutions.
Website: www.lemelson.org

16. Tides Foundation

Focus: Philanthropic organization offering grants for social justice, environmental conservation, and economic development.
Who can apply: Nonprofits, individuals, and businesses with a focus on social good.
Website: www.tides.org

17. The Knight Foundation

Focus: Promotes journalism, community engagement, and the arts through grants.
Who can apply: Individuals and organizations in media, arts, and community development.
Website: www.knightfoundation.org

18. The Australian Government – Grants

Focus: Various funding opportunities, including business grants and innovation funding.
Who can apply: Australian businesses, individuals, and non-profits.
Website: www.business.gov.au/grants-and-programs

19. The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation

Focus: Grants to promote entrepreneurship and innovation, including business development and education.
Who can apply: Entrepreneurs, businesses, and organizations focusing on innovation and entrepreneurship.
Website: www.kauffman.org

20. The Open Society Foundations

Focus: Grants for social justice, human rights, and democracy initiatives globally.
Who can apply: Individuals, businesses, and NGOs that support human rights, democracy, and social change.
Website: www.opensocietyfoundations.org

21. USAID (United States Agency for International Development)

Focus: Global development, education, and humanitarian projects.
Who can apply: Nonprofits, businesses, and individuals involved in international development projects.
Website: www.usaid.gov

22. The Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship

Focus: Grants and recognition for social entrepreneurs who are tackling social problems with innovative solutions.
Who can apply: Social entrepreneurs and businesses with a social mission.
Website: www.schwabfound.org

23. The Clinton Foundation

Focus: Health, climate change, economic development, and global issues.
Who can apply: Individuals and organizations working on large-scale solutions to health, economic, and environmental challenges.
Website: www.clintonfoundation.org

24. The European Investment Bank (EIB)

Focus: Grants and financing options for businesses and projects that contribute to innovation, sustainability, and EU policy goals.
Who can apply: Businesses and institutions, especially in the EU, focusing on innovation and sustainability.
Website: www.eib.org

25. National Science Foundation (NSF)

Focus: Funding for scientific research and innovation, especially in science, engineering, and education.
Who can apply: Researchers, universities, and small businesses focused on scientific advancements.
Website: www.nsf.gov

26. The MacArthur Foundation

Focus: Grants for social justice, environmental conservation, and global development.
Who can apply: Nonprofits, businesses, and individuals working on global challenges and social issues.
Website: www.macfound.org

27. The IKEA Foundation

Focus: Grants to support children’s education, renewable energy, and poverty alleviation.
Who can apply: Organizations, businesses, and initiatives focused on social and environmental sustainability.
Website: www.ikeafoundation.org

28. The Global Fund

Focus: Grants to tackle global health challenges, including HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria.
Who can apply: NGOs, governments, and businesses working in global health and development.
Website: www.theglobalfund.org

29. The Henry Luce Foundation

Focus: Grants for projects in the areas of education, religion, public policy, and international relations.
Who can apply: Individuals and organizations in the U.S. and internationally focused on cultural exchange, education, and public policy.
Website: www.hluce.org

30. The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation

Focus: Funding for initiatives related to youth development, arts, community building, and environmental conservation.
Who can apply: Nonprofits and businesses focused on social impact in these sectors.
Website: www.blankfoundation.org

31. The Wallace Foundation

Focus: Grants for education, arts, and community development projects, with an emphasis on leadership.
Who can apply: Organizations and individuals focused on leadership development in education and the arts.
Website: www.wallacefoundation.org

32. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation – Global Development Program

Focus: Support for global health, agriculture, and poverty alleviation programs.
Who can apply: Individuals, NGOs, and businesses focused on global development.
Website: www.gatesfoundation.org

33. The Conrad N. Hilton Foundation

Focus: Grants for global poverty reduction, providing support for organizations that address the needs of vulnerable communities.
Who can apply: Nonprofits and businesses working on humanitarian initiatives.
Website: www.hiltonfoundation.org

34. The Wellcome Trust

Focus: Grants to support medical research, health innovations, and global health initiatives.
Who can apply: Researchers, scientists, and organizations focused on health and medical innovation.
Website: www.wellcome.org

35. The African Development Bank (AfDB)

Focus: Funding for projects aimed at developing infrastructure, reducing poverty, and advancing economic development in Africa.
Who can apply: African businesses, governments, and NGOs working on sustainable development projects.
Website: www.afdb.org

36. The Mastercard Foundation

Focus: Empowering young people in Africa through education and skills development programs.
Who can apply: Nonprofits, businesses, and educational institutions focusing on education and youth empowerment.
Website: www.mastercardfoundation.org

37. The Cartier Women’s Initiative

Focus: Supporting women entrepreneurs who are driving positive social and environmental change.
Who can apply: Female entrepreneurs with businesses focused on social or environmental impact.
Website: www.cartierwomensinitiative.com

38. The Venture for America Fellowship

Focus: Grant funding and resources for young entrepreneurs to launch businesses in underserved U.S. cities.
Who can apply: Entrepreneurs aged 20-30 in the U.S. interested in launching a social-impact business.
Website: www.ventureforamerica.org

39. The Global Grants Fund (The Global Fund for Women)

Focus: Providing grants for organizations that support women’s rights and gender equality across the globe.
Who can apply: NGOs, businesses, and individuals working on gender equality and women’s empowerment.
Website: www.globalfundforwomen.org

40. The World Health Organization (WHO) Grants

Focus: Funding for global health programs aimed at improving public health and preventing disease.
Who can apply: NGOs, governments, and businesses working on public health initiatives.
Website: www.who.int

41. The British Council

Focus: Grants for projects that promote education, cultural exchange, and international collaboration.
Who can apply: Organizations and individuals focused on education and cross-cultural projects.
Website: www.britishcouncil.org

42. The Global Partnership for Education

Focus: Funding education initiatives, particularly in developing countries, with a focus on improving literacy, equity, and learning outcomes.
Who can apply: Governments, nonprofits, and businesses involved in global education projects.
Website: www.globalpartnership.org

This extended list includes a broad spectrum of organizations and foundations that provide grants and funding for a range of initiatives, from global development and health to education, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Ensure you check the eligibility requirements and specific application details on their websites.