We’re celebrating our clients’ successes! Our process is deliberate, collaborative, and supportive, yielding results. See our latest grant wins below and join us in a round of applause for our hardworking nonprofit partners!
Atlanta Victims Assistance CJCC VAWA Continuation $39,610
A Home for Everyone in Dekalb The Scott Hudgens Family Foundation $15,000
Decatur Cooperative Ministry Central Congregational United Church of Christ $1,500
Family Crisis Center of WDCC Atrium Health Floyd-Polk Foundation $35,000
Leap Year Homestead Foundation $20,000
Rebuilding Atlanta Rebuilding Together (National) $90,000
RIC’s collaborative model centers care and efficiency.
Work with us and let us take grants off your plate!
Supporting Rural Survivors by Engaging with Local Faith Communities
Are you looking for new ways to support survivors in rural communities? Wondering how to expand beyond traditional systems of care?
We’re thrilled to welcome you to a conversation about Supporting Rural Survivors by Engaging with Local Faith Communities, hosted by Suzann Holsomback, Founder of Violence Free Faith.
This session will explore how partnering with trusted, deeply rooted faith communities can improve outcomes for survivors of violence and abuse in rural areas. You’ll discover practical, actionable strategies for building and sustaining effective partnerships that truly meet survivors where they are.
Resurgens Impact Consulting is here to inform and support you. We can help you strengthen your impact story and build networks that expand access to safety, healing, and justice.
What You Can Expect:
The unique role faith communities play in rural areas
Practical strategies to build and sustain partnerships
Ways to expand beyond traditional systems of care
Tips to create more accessible and inclusive supports for survivors
Join us on July 25th, 2025 @ 12:00-12:55 PM ET
We’ll offer expert insights and practical strategies. Afterward, we’ll open the floor for questions, discussion, and networking with fellow nonprofit leaders. Reserve your spot today!
Register Here
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Grant Opportunities
Office on Violence Against Women
Demonstration Program on Trauma-Informed, Victim-Centered Training for Law Enforcement on Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking (Abby Honold) Program
Due Date: July 22, 2025
Sexual Assault Services – Community-based Services Program
Due Date: August 5, 2025
Local Law Enforcement Grants for Enforcement of Cybercrimes Program
Due Date: August 12, 2025
Curious about what we do at Resurgens Impact Consulting? We have a proven model that has helped 100+ nonprofits secure more than $155M since 2015.
We offer four grant writing, research, and strategy services that can help take grants off your plate and get you expert guidance from a team of seasoned grant professionals:
📦 Annual grant packages: Receive ongoing support with consistent access to your expert grant consultant. We collaborate with your staff to research and write compelling proposals that put your organization in the best light. Includes regular meetings, funder research, grant writing and editing, and grant calendar management.
🧐Grant strategies: The funding landscape is changing rapidly, and you need to know which funders are the best fit. But it takes time and your to-do list is already full. Trust our grant experts to comb through databases and websites to find the best funders for your mission so you don’t waste your time applying for grants that won’t get funded.
🏛️Government grants: Got a huge deadline with a ton of complex guidelines and attachments? You don’t have to do it alone. Trust our expert grant consultants to work with your staff and put together compelling, carefully crafted applications for large, multi-year government grants.
👩🏻💼Temporary support: Between grant writers and need someone to apply for grants while you interview and hire? We’ve got your back. Our grant consultants fill in and ensure you don’t miss a single deadline while you recruit, interview, and onboard your dream candidate.
Do you want results and peace of mind? We have room for new clients starting in July. Our pricing is on our website, where you can fill out a Work With Us form and receive a link to schedule a free 30-minute consultation call to discuss your nonprofit’s needs. We’re here to support you so you can focus on what matters most — your mission.
More Funding Opportunities
Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan – Community Grants (MI)
Due Date: July 18
The Community Grants Program at the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan supports organizations that drive long-term, positive change in the region. The program funds community-rooted groups with innovative, practical solutions to local challenges, ensuring initiatives are informed by community needs and designed for lasting impact. Grants reflect donor values and aim to build a more equitable, vibrant southeast Michigan. The foundation’s program officers assist nonprofits throughout the application process, offering guidance and resources to help align proposals with the foundation’s goals.
Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee (TN)
Due Date: July 31
The Community Impact Grants prioritize three main areas: Arts & Creative Culture, Child/Youth Development & Education, and Positive Mental Health. These focus areas are essential for fostering a vibrant and inclusive community in Middle Tennessee. The grants program reflects CFMT’s commitment to meaningful change and honors decades of donor support. By investing in these areas, CFMT aims to strengthen the community’s creativity, resilience, and sense of belonging.
The JustPax Fund (U.S.)
Due Date: August 1
The JustPax Fund offers financial and logistical support to individuals and organizations advancing gender, environmental, and economic justice. By providing grants, it invests in innovative projects that promote justice advocacy, research, and implementation. The fund encourages proposals that foster critical inquiry, raise awareness, and develop solutions to complex global challenges, aiming to empower passionate change-makers with the resources needed to drive effective social transformation. Source: Website
The Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation – Management Improvement Fund (MN)
Due Date: August 7
The Management Improvement Fund, a special fund of the Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation, supports small and midsize nonprofits in Minnesota by strengthening their internal operations. It offers grants of up to $15,000 for technical assistance and consultation aimed at building organizational capacity, supporting new initiatives, and nurturing BIPOC leadership. Since 1991, the Fund has awarded $7 million to over 470 nonprofits. Interested applicants are encouraged to contact the Fund via email before applying to ensure eligibility.
Lois Lenski Covey Foundation (U.S.)
Due Date: August 15
The Lois Lenski Covey Foundation was established by Lois Lenski, a celebrated children’s author and illustrator, to advance literacy and encourage a love of reading among underserved and at-risk children and youth. Since 1967, the Foundation has supported more than 400 organizations in their efforts to nurture reading skills and provide access to books. The Foundation focuses on providing grants for children’s books to organizations that operate bookmobile programs in the United States. It also supports innovative literacy programs in Baltimore, New York City, Sacramento, and the San Francisco Bay area.
Ohio State Bar Association (Ohio)
Due Date: August 15
The Ohio State Bar Foundation supports Ohio nonprofit organizations through its grant program, funding law-related projects that promote justice and public understanding of the rule of law. Grants are awarded each spring and fall to address specific legal needs in Ohio communities, supporting initiatives such as legal resources, websites, campaigns, clinics, trainings, and more. Applicants begin the process with a pre-submission conference with Foundation staff to receive guidance and direction. For more details and contact information, visit the Foundation’s website. Source: GrantStation/Website
Norfolk Southern – Safety First Grants (U.S. markets)
Due Date: September 1
Norfolk Southern established the Safety First Grant Program to enhance overall community safety throughout its 22-state network. The program aims to support organizations that directly provide safety services or run initiatives that encourage safe behavior. Grants of up to $15,000 assist first responders and organizations focused on preventing and preparing for emergencies to ensure community safety. Eligible initiatives include education and awareness programs, response readiness efforts, mitigation of criminal activities, and disaster relief operations.
Norfolk Southern – Thriving Communities Grants (U.S. markets)
Due Date: September 1
The Thriving Communities Grant Program is designed to promote economic development, support vibrant community life, and provide equal access to basic necessities. Investments support programs that address financial hardship and recovery, mental health and substance abuse, domestic abuse support, preservation of local culture, and the enhancement of community spaces to improve livability and attract growth.
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation – Exploring Equitable Futures (U.S.)
Due Date: October 15
The Exploring Equitable Futures call for proposals from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) aims to support bold, unconventional projects that could transform health equity for future generations. RWJF is interested in initiatives that explore forward-thinking ideas, highlight and address emerging trends impacting health equity, and challenge conventional wisdom to uncover new ways to dismantle structural racism. Projects should focus on systems such as community development, government, healthcare, public health, economic inclusion, health science knowledge, or media, with particular interest in those that introduce innovative concepts or reimagine the health science knowledge system.
Wegmans Corporate Contributions Program (U.S. markets)
Due Date: Rolling
Wegmans is dedicated to making a positive and lasting impact in every community it serves. By actively collaborating with customers and local organizations, Wegmans strives to enrich lives and strengthen neighborhoods. Guided by a mission to foster meaningful change, the company partners with a diverse range of community groups, both large and small, to help build healthy, vibrant communities. Wegmans focuses its efforts on three key areas where it can make the greatest difference: promoting health and wellness, supporting education and youth development, and advancing economic mobility. Through these initiatives, Wegmans remains committed to nurturing opportunities and uplifting the communities it proudly calls home. Source: Grantstation/Website
Ben & Jerry’s Foundation (U.S.)
Due Date: Rolling
The National Grassroots Organizing Program (NGO) supports small, community-based organizations addressing social and environmental injustice in the U.S. and its territories. Inspired by John Lewis, the program offers two-year, unrestricted grants up to $30,000 per year to grassroots groups with budgets under $350,000. The goal is to empower local leaders and promote lasting social change through grassroots organizing.
Want to apply? Work with us and let us take the time and stress of applying off your shoulders! Fill out this form for new clients or email betty@resurgensimpact.com if you’re a returning client.
