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NAICS Code· 813211

Grantmaking Foundations

This U.S. industry comprises establishments known as grantmaking foundations or charitable trusts. Establishments in this industry award grants from trust funds based on a competitive selection process or the preferences of the foundation managers and grantors; or fund a single entity, such as a museum or university. Illustrative Examples: Community foundations Philanthropic trusts Corporate foundations, awarding grants Scholarship trusts Grantmaking foundations Cross-References.Show more

NAICS 813211 – Grantmaking Foundations covers nonprofit organizations that primarily engage in awarding grants to support charitable, educational, scientific, or cultural purposes. These foundations operate as independent entities, often funded by endowments or donations, and serve as intermediaries in the distribution of private capital to public-benefit initiatives.

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NAICS code 813211 covers Grantmaking Foundations. This U.S. industry comprises establishments known as grantmaking foundations or charitable trusts. Establishments in this industry award grants from trust funds based on a competitive selection process or the preferences of the foundation managers and grantors; or fund a single entity, such as a museum or university. Illustrative Examples: Community foundations Philanthropic trusts Corporate foundations, awarding grants Scholarship trusts Grantmaking foundations Cross-References.

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Muscat - Annual Program Statement (APS)- PD Small Grants ProgramThe U.S. Embassy Muscat’s Public Diplomacy Small Grants Program invites applicants to submit project proposals that advance U.S. foreign policy priorities in Oman and reinforce the enduring bilateral relationship. Funding ranges from $1,000 to $50,000 for projects lasting up to 12 months, with a focus on demonstrating American excellence, innovation, and values through direct engagement with U.S. institutions, experts, technologies, or cultural models. Proposals must include a clear U.S. element—such as collaboration with American universities, businesses, artists, alumni, or technology providers—and align with one of four strategic goals: strengthening commercial ties and economic prosperity; advancing sports diplomacy and youth leadership; showcasing American culture, heritage, and creative industries; or fostering cooperation in emerging technologies, space science, and innovation. Special emphasis is placed on initiatives tied to the 250th anniversary of the United States, highlighting American history, constitutional freedoms, and shared values. Eligible applicants should target diverse audiences including entrepreneurs, students, athletes, cultural professionals, researchers, and youth organizations. Each program goal outlines specific outcomes such as increasing awareness of U.S. business practices, building professional networks between Omani and American counterparts, enhancing skills through American models, or promoting trusted U.S. technological standards. Projects must clearly articulate how they strengthen the U.S.-Oman partnership, expand mutual understanding, and create lasting connections. The solicitation opens on July 8, 2026, with a deadline for submissions on August 9, 2026, and applications must be submitted through the official grants portal. Point of contact for inquiries is Jaweher Mbarekj at muscatpasgrants@state.gov.
U.S. Mission To Oman

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Sub-Award Management to Local NGOsThe contract entails the management of sub-awards to local Lebanese non-governmental organizations, with a focus on ensuring full compliance with U.S. regulatory requirements, ongoing monitoring of program activities, and accurate reporting of outcomes and financial expenditures. The work is to be performed under the authority of the U.S. Mission to Lebanon within the Department of State, and the contractor is expected to establish robust systems for oversight that align with federal guidelines governing foreign assistance and sub-award administration. This includes due diligence in selecting eligible partners, enforcing contractual obligations, tracking performance metrics, and maintaining transparent documentation for audit and accountability purposes. All activities must be carried out in accordance with the North American Industry Classification System code 813211, which pertains to civic and social organizations, reflecting the nature of the engagement with local NGOs. The opportunity was posted on July 7, 2026, with a response deadline of August 7, 2026, and is structured as a subcontract under the U.S. government’s foreign program framework. While no specific geographic location is defined beyond the context of Lebanon, performance is expected to be implemented across the country in coordination with local partners, requiring cultural awareness, logistical adaptability, and strong communication channels to support effective program delivery under U.S. federal standards.
U.S. Mission To Lebanon

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Local Sub-Award Implementation (NGO or Educational Partner)The U.S. Mission to Uzbekistan is seeking qualified local non-governmental organizations or educational institutions to implement specific components of a sub-awarded program focused on participant recruitment, logistical coordination, and community engagement. This subcontract opportunity aims to leverage the grassroots connections and operational capacity of local partners to ensure effective program delivery within Uzbekistan. The work will involve organizing and managing activities that support the broader objectives of the initiative, requiring strong networks, cultural familiarity, and proven experience in mobilizing participants and managing community-based operations. Proposals must be submitted by the deadline of August 17, 2026, and the solicitation is classified under NAICS code 813211, which pertains to civic and social organizations. The contract does not specify a set-aside designation, and the place of performance is located in Uzbekistan with no further geographic details provided. The U.S. Department of State through its mission in Uzbekistan is the contracting agency, and while no point of contact is listed, interested parties can access additional information via the online portal link provided. Partners are expected to demonstrate the ability to execute program components with transparency, accountability, and alignment with U.S. foreign policy objectives.
U.S. Mission To Uzbekistan

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Local NGO Sub-Award Implementation Partner (Jordan)The U.S. Mission to Jerusalem, under the Department of State, is issuing a sub-award to a Jordanian non-governmental organization to serve as an implementation partner for a local project requiring on-the-ground coordination. The selected NGO will be responsible for recruiting participants, managing logistical arrangements, and facilitating training events designed to support program objectives in Jordan. This subcontract is categorized under NAICS code 813211, indicating activities related to civic and social organizations, and is intended to leverage local expertise for effective project delivery. The opportunity was posted on July 7, 2026, with responses required by August 6, 2026, to ensure timely selection and commencement of activities. While no set-aside provisions are specified, the award is open to qualified Jordanian NGOs capable of executing the required tasks with cultural and contextual competency within the region.
U.S. Mission To Jerusalem

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Subgrant Management and Subrecipient Oversight (Track II)The contract titled Subgrant Management and Subrecipient Oversight Track II is a subcontract issued by the Small Business Administration to administer subawards to local Metropolitan Development Organizations and community-based organizations. It entails the full lifecycle management of subgrants including the selection of qualified subrecipients, ongoing monitoring of program performance and financial accountability, and the preparation of compliance reports to ensure adherence to federal regulations. The scope of work emphasizes robust oversight to maintain transparency, efficacy, and proper use of federal funds allocated through subawards. Interested parties must respond by the deadline of August 6, 2026, and the opportunity is classified under NAICS code 813211 which corresponds to charitable organizations. The solicitation, posted on July 7, 2026, does not specify a set-aside category or geographic restrictions, and performance location details are not provided. All management activities are expected to align with federal grant administration standards, and successful bidders will be responsible for establishing systems and procedures to track subrecipient compliance, mitigate risks, and report outcomes to the Small Business Administration.
Small Business Administration

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Local Partner Coordination and Subaward ManagementThe contract entails identifying, vetting, and managing sub-recipients at universities across Egypt to support program implementation under the U.S. Mission to Egypt. It requires diligent oversight of subaward processes, including ensuring compliance with U.S. government regulations, monitoring financial and programmatic performance, and collecting timely and accurate reporting from local partners. The role demands strong coordination with academic institutions to build capacity, maintain accountability, and uphold standards for transparency and ethical conduct in the use of funds. The contractor will be responsible for end-to-end subaward management, from initial selection and due diligence through final closeout, ensuring all activities align with the objectives of the U.S. Department of State. This includes developing and enforcing compliance frameworks, conducting site visits or remote assessments, providing technical assistance, and mitigating risks related to financial mismanagement or operational inefficiencies. The work is conducted entirely within Egypt and is classified under NAICS code 813211, reflecting its focus on organizational support services for nonprofit and educational entities.
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Equitable Lending and Financial Inclusion Outreach ServicesThe contract titled Equitable Lending and Financial Inclusion Outreach Services aims to enhance access to credit in underserved communities within San Diego by implementing targeted outreach initiatives. This includes designing and delivering educational campaigns that empower residents with financial literacy, forging strategic partnerships with local credit unions to expand service availability, and systematically collecting data to identify and address gaps in financial services. The effort focuses on reducing disparities in credit access by aligning community engagement with actionable insights drawn from real-time data on service coverage and demand. As a subcontract under San Diego County’s broader financial inclusion goals, the work is tied to NAICS code 813211 which relates to civic and social organizations, suggesting a nonprofit or community-based implementation model. The contract was posted on July 2, 2026, and performance is expected to take place within San Diego, with no specified place of performance beyond the city. While no solicitation number or point of contact is provided, the associated link directs to a California environmental compliance portal, indicating potential alignment with broader community development or equity initiatives under state oversight.
San Diego County

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Public Diplomacy Small Grants Program – Freedom 250 EditionThe U.S. Embassy Kingston is inviting proposals under the Public Diplomacy Small Grants Program – Freedom 250 Edition to deepen U.S.-Jamaica collaboration through initiatives that Advise, Ignite, and Inspire. Projects must align with three pillars: Innovate, which focuses on leveraging technology and democratic values to drive economic growth through AI bootcamps and STEM education; Ignite, which empowers youth and civil society with civic skills to combat misinformation and strengthen governance through fellowships and workshops; and Inspire, which promotes free expression and mutual understanding via debate, media and health literacy campaigns, and community townhalls. The program targets youth, students, educators, entrepreneurs, and civil society organizations, with the goal of delivering measurable outcomes in economic competitiveness, democratic resilience, and national security. All efforts must reflect shared values and contribute to U.S. strategic priorities in the region. Proposals must be submitted by July 31, 2026, under solicitation number OFOP0002540, with applications managed through the U.S. Mission to Jamaica under the Department of State. The funding opportunity is open to a broad range of applicants, with no set-aside restrictions, and is designed to support grassroots and scalable projects that foster innovation, civic engagement, and diplomatic ties. Applicants are encouraged to design programs with clear metrics for impact and sustainability, ensuring tangible results that reinforce U.S. commitments to prosperity, security, and free expression in Jamaica. Questions and communications should be directed to the Point of Contact listed under the U.S. Mission to Jamaica.
U.S. Mission To Jamaica

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Food Program Operations (Meal Distribution & Nutrition Services)The contract entails the operation of meal distribution and food pantry services at two locations, with a focus on delivering nutritious food to individuals and families in need. In addition to providing meals and pantry supplies, the contractor is responsible for offering nutrition education programs designed to promote healthy eating habits and long-term wellness. Outreach efforts will also include active engagement to connect eligible individuals with federal assistance programs such as SNAP and WIC, helping to increase access to critical food support resources. The work is structured as a subcontract under the broader Food Program Operations initiative, aligned with NAICS code 813211 for social advocacy organizations, and is governed by Riverside County in California. The services are expected to be delivered at designated centers within the county, serving as key hubs for food security and community health support.
Riverside County

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Statewide Respite Coalition Coordination & CollaborationThe contract aims to establish a collaborative framework between a state agency and a statewide respite coalition to enhance the coordination of respite care services across the state. The primary goals include aligning state-level efforts with national respite networks, ensuring seamless integration with Aging and Disability Resource Centers, and improving access to consistent, high-quality support for caregivers and individuals with disabilities or chronic conditions. The initiative seeks to strengthen service delivery systems by fostering coordination, information sharing, and resource alignment among key stakeholders to better serve vulnerable populations. The subcontract is issued under the Administration for Community Living within the Department of Health and Human Services, governed by NAICS code 813211, which pertains to civic and social organizations. The solicitation was posted on June 22, 2026, with a response deadline of July 22, 2026, indicating a focused window for qualified entities to propose their capabilities. While specific performance locations and point of contact details are not provided, the work is expected to occur statewide with an emphasis on systemic integration rather than localized service provision. The contract does not specify a set-aside classification, suggesting open competition among nonprofit or social service organizations experienced in respite care coordination and state-level partnership development.
Administration For Community Living

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Community Food Projects Competitive Grants ProgramThe Community Food Projects Competitive Grants Program provides one-time federal assistance to help communities achieve self-reliance in addressing food and nutrition insecurity through sustainable, long-term initiatives. Applicants must design their projects to address at least one short-term and one long-term goal aligned with the program’s purpose of building enduring community capacity to resolve hunger, improve food access, and strengthen local food systems through innovative partnerships between nonprofit and for-profit sectors. Three award categories are available: Planning Projects with funding between $25,000 and $50,000, Community Food Projects ranging from $125,000 to $400,000, and Training and Technical Assistance with an annual award of up to $250,000 not to exceed $1 million over four years. Matching requirements apply to Planning Projects and Community Food Projects at a 1:1 ratio, while Training and Technical Assistance does not require matching funds. Grant durations may extend up to four years, with Planning Projects limited to 12 to 36 months. All awardees must comply with the Office of Management and Budget Uniform Guidance, USDA regulations, and NIFA’s administrative provisions, including strict rules on budget changes, subawards (no more than 50 percent of funds may be subcontracted without prior approval), and fiscal responsibility. Applicants must be private nonprofit, public, or tribal entities, and individuals and for-profit organizations are ineligible. Eligibility documentation, including IRS tax exemption certificates or state-issued nonprofit verification, must be provided. Applications must be submitted through Grants.gov by July 16, 2026, with mandatory forms including the SF-424 R&R and adherence to strict formatting guidelines: a 10-page narrative with up to 15 additional pages for figures and tables, all in PDF format, using no smaller than 11-point Times New Roman font. Projects must include a detailed work plan with measurable milestones, a data management plan, an internal evaluation component, and a clear long-term viability strategy to ensure sustainability beyond federal funding. The Project Director and Authorized Representative must be distinct individuals, and if the applicant cannot receive federal funds directly, a Fiscal Agent must be designated with a letter countersigned by that agent’s authorized representative. Failure to meet administrative requirements will disqualify applications before technical review. Awards will be made to the most meritorious proposals based on equally weighted criteria including alignment with program goals, significance of food security issues addressed, organizational capacity, evaluation methods
National Institute Of Food And Agriculture

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Sub-Award to Canadian NGO or InstitutionThis contract involves a sub-award to a Canadian nonprofit or educational institution aimed at co-hosting events, providing local coordination, and expanding the reach of a specific program. Issued by the U.S. Mission to Canada under the Department of State, it seeks to partner with an organization that can support collaborative efforts on the ground in Canada to enhance engagement and program impact. The contract falls under the NAICS code 813211, which pertains to grantmaking and social advocacy organizations. The solicitation was posted on June 11, 2026, with a response deadline of July 31, 2026. While details such as the specific location of performance or point of contact are not specified, the focus remains on fostering stronger local collaborations through a sub-award mechanism. The contract emphasizes leveraging the expertise and community presence of Canadian institutions to bolster outreach activities consistent with the Department of State’s objectives in the region.
U.S. Mission To Canada

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