Federal Grants

Federal grants are financial awards from the U.S. government to support specific projects or programs. They do not need to be repaid and are typically given to organizations, states, local governments, and sometimes individuals for purposes such as education, research, health care, and community development. Applicants must usually meet certain criteria and submit proposals detailing how the funds will be used. Grants aim to promote public welfare, innovation, and economic development while addressing various societal needs.