Grant rounds

Texas A&M AgriLife Research conducts research to address agricultural challenges, including pest management. The organization focuses on improving the productivity and sustainability of Texas's agricultural sectors, particularly rice production.

The Cass County Digital Forensics Unit enhances law enforcement capabilities by modernizing its facilities and equipment. This funding aims to improve the processing of digital evidence, which is crucial for investigations, particularly in child protection cases.

The Grow-NY International Food and Agriculture Competition is a business competition aimed at supporting food and agriculture start-ups. It provides mentorship and training to selected finalists, ultimately awarding a share of a $3 million funding pool to the best companies that demonstrate operational commitment in New York.

First African Baptist Church is recognized as the oldest black church in America and is undergoing restoration of its early 20th-century stained glass windows. The church has historical ties to the Underground Railroad and the Civil Rights Movement, making its preservation significant.

Loop Industries is a technology company focused on sustainable plastic recycling. It aims to commercialize its proprietary Infinite Loop™ chemical recycling process to convert hard-to-recycle plastics into high-purity PET plastic. The recent funding will support the scale-up and deployment of this innovative technology.

The North Smithfield Police Department is focused on enhancing public safety through improved communication systems. The recent funding will modernize outdated equipment, facilitating quicker responses and effective resource coordination during emergencies.

Curebound is a community-powered cancer research accelerator dedicated to advancing breakthrough science into cures. It focuses on funding high-impact cancer studies and fostering collaborations among scientists, advocates, and philanthropists to improve cancer prevention, detection, and treatment.

Ecocem is a company focused on developing low-carbon cement solutions to reduce carbon emissions in the construction industry. Their ACT technology has shown the potential to cut CO2 emissions by up to 70% compared to traditional cement, making it a significant innovation for sustainable building practices.

The Bellingham Police Department is focused on enhancing public safety through the expansion of its staff and technology. This funding will allow the department to better serve the community and improve its operational capabilities.

develoPPP Ventures is launching its 11th cohort, providing a non-dilutive funding opportunity of €100K for high-impact startups in Kenya. This initiative aims to support innovative companies that can drive significant social and economic change in the region.

The Harrogate company specializes in converting classic cars, providing a unique service to car enthusiasts. This grant will support their export efforts, allowing them to reach a broader market.