Unlikely Collaborators supports U.S.-based nonprofits creating meaningful shifts in how individuals see themselves, others, and the world around them. Funded projects should help participants notice and question their own assumptions through structured experiences such as facilitated dialogue, storytelling, somatic or mindfulness practices, and reflective curriculum. Priority is given to leaders with community connections and to projects with fully developed curricula or initiatives.

The Carl C. Anderson, Sr. and Marie Jo Anderson Charitable Foundation supports nonprofits serving low-income and vulnerable populations across New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas, with preference for organizations in rural counties. Funding focuses on three areas: essential needs of children and youth, programs for seniors, and programs for individuals with disabilities.

The Dollar a Day Foundation supports innovative frontline programs that help professionals diagnose and treat persons with mental illness and addictions in a timely and respectful manner across every province and territory in Canada. Funded programs must demonstrate a compelling need, measurable results, lasting impact, and the potential for replication.

The John Templeton Foundation supports research and public engagement projects that explore fundamental questions about human flourishing, the universe, and the intersection of science, philosophy, and spirituality. Funding spans six areas: character and virtue development, individual freedom and free markets, life sciences, mathematical and physical sciences, public engagement, and religion, science, and society. Grants are available to charitable organizations worldwide.

The Longview Foundation supports K-12 education projects in the U.S. that build global perspectives in teachers and students across four priority areas: state and districtwide internationalization efforts, global perspectives in teacher preparation, global-ready classrooms and communities, and global competence in Career and Technical Education programs.

The Roy A. Hunt Foundation invests in projects that protect natural ecosystems and address environmental issues at the multi-state, national, or systems level. Funding priorities include climate and energy, toxics and waste, and clean water. The Foundation's primary geographic focus is southwestern Pennsylvania and New England, though organizations located elsewhere in the U.S. may also be considered.

Eli Lilly Canada's Therapeutic Area Grants fund nonprofit scientific associations and health-based organizations working to improve disease awareness, scientific innovation, and patient care in Canada. Funding priorities include diabetes, immunology, pain and migraine, and cancer, with support for projects that improve healthcare quality and delivery or advance public health and disease prevention.

The Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund provides grants for direct conservation projects targeting plant, animal, and fungi species worldwide, with priority given to species facing a high threat of extinction. The Fund primarily supports in situ conservation work and uses the IUCN Red List as its primary guide to conservation status. Anyone directly involved in species conservation is eligible to apply.