North Carolina, Inactive Funding

The funding programs listed below are not currently accepting applications. Programs that are inactive may be offered again in the future.

Appalachian Regional Commission Substance Abuse Grants
Grants to assist communities in building sustainable capacity to provide for improved community interventions and services addressing issues of illegal drugs and prescription drug abuse.

Community Economic Development Grants Program
Grants to provide financial assistance to minority community development corporations to help them improve the economic well-being and quality of life in their communities.

FY 2009-2010 Emergency Shelter Grants Program
Funding designed to improve the quality of existing emergency shelters.

Gannett Foundation Community Action Grants
Provides grants in communities where the Gannett Company has a presence.

HIV Emergency Relief Project Grants for New Transitional Areas
Funds to provide direct financial assistance to transitional areas that have been severely affected by the HIV epidemic.

Ribbon of Hope Mini-Grants Program
To support activities that establish or expand local programs in health, science, and education to serve identified needs of local communities.

Senior Medicare Patrol Projects
Grants for model projects that demonstrate effective ways of utilizing retired persons as volunteer expert resources and educators in community efforts to combat health care error, fraud and abuse in the Medicare/Medicaid programs.

Sustainable Community Innovation Grants Program
Funds projects that work to strengthen both agriculture and Southern communities by building explicit linkages between sustainable agriculture and rural community development.

UnitedHealth HEROES Service Learning Grants
Funding to support youth-led projects that address childhood obesity.

UnitedHealth HEROES Service Learning Grants
Funding to support youth-led projects that address childhood obesity.

Urgent Repair Program
Funds under the Urgent Repair Program may be used to provide grants for emergency home repairs for elderly homeowners and other homeowners with special needs whose household incomes are below 50% of the area median income.

Women for Women Grants
Grants will focus on helping economically disadvantaged women rebuild their lives and be more self-sufficient.

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