Grant Resources
Discover grant opportunities that can help businesses, nonprofits, and community organizations bring projects to life that strengthen Adirondack communities and support long-term regional growth.
Discover grant opportunities that can help businesses, nonprofits, and community organizations bring projects to life that strengthen Adirondack communities and support long-term regional growth.
Grant funding can help businesses, nonprofit organizations, and community groups advance projects that support economic development, arts and culture, environmental stewardship, historic preservation, and quality of life across the Adirondack region.
The resources below offer a starting point for identifying potential funding opportunities.
Explore key grant databases and funding programs available at the state and federal levels.
The Consolidated Funding Application, commonly known as the CFA, provides access to a range of New York State economic development, tourism, community development, arts, environmental, and related funding opportunities.
The Northern Border Regional Commission supports economic and community development projects across the northern border region, including eligible projects in New York’s North Country.
USDA Rural Development offers grants, loans, and technical assistance supporting rural businesses, nonprofit organizations, community facilities, housing, energy, and other rural development projects.
Grants.gov is the federal government’s primary resource for searching and applying for grant opportunities offered by federal agencies.
Find funding resources from Adirondack-based foundations that support nonprofits and community-driven projects throughout the region.
Adirondack Community Foundation supports nonprofit organizations and community initiatives across the Adirondack region through competitive grants and community-based funds.
Cloudsplitter Foundation provides grants and organizational support for nonprofit organizations and projects that strengthen communities and improve quality of life in the Adirondacks.
The Glenn and Carol Pearsall Adirondack Foundation supports nonprofit organizations whose programs benefit year-round residents of the Adirondack Park.
The North Elba Local Enhancement and Advancement Fund, known as LEAF, supports eligible projects that strengthen the community and enhance quality of life in the Town of North Elba.
Access funding programs designed to support specific community priorities, from environmental and cultural projects to economic development initiatives.
The Lake Champlain Basin Program offers funding for eligible environmental, water quality, education, recreation, cultural heritage, and community projects within the Lake Champlain Basin.
The New York State Council on the Arts supports arts and cultural organizations, artists, public programming, and cultural facilities throughout New York State.
The Preservation League of New York State offers grants and technical assistance supporting historic preservation planning, building reuse, cultural resources, and community preservation projects.
National Grid offers grants and incentives for eligible economic and community development projects within its service territory, including building reuse, site development, infrastructure, and community revitalization initiatives.
Grant programs, eligibility requirements, available funding, and application timelines change regularly. This list is intended as a starting point and does not include every available opportunity.
Prospective applicants should visit each organization’s website to review current program information and determine whether a project is eligible before beginning an application.
Contact Adam DeSantis, ROOST’s Director of Economic Development, to discuss your project, identify potential funding resources, and learn how ROOST may be able to support you through the grant process.