Grants and Funding: Home

This resource is available by going (in-person) to the Main branch of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County. You do not need a library card to access this directory.

Grants.gov is a government initiative that offers one place to search over 900 grants programs offered by the 26 Federal grant-making agencies. The user can find and apply for these competitive grant opportunities electronically.

GrantsAlert.com is a place to search for corporate, federal, fellowships, foundations and stat funding.

"The Grants Resource Center is a partner library in the Foundation Center's Funding Information Network. The Grants Resource Center provides visitors with free public access to grantmaker directories, books on fundraising, proposal writing, and nonprofit management, as well as the Foundation Center’s electronic databases. The Grants Resource Center is located in the Information & Reference Department at the Main Library"

This subscription based directory CCHMC does not have access to this funding resource. "funding opportunity announcements from across the disciplines (including the humanities and social sciences). It contains information on awards, fellowships, and grants from federal/non-federal, corporate/private foundation, and international funding sources. Includes COS Funding Alert, a weekly e-mail notification with a customized list of funding opportunities based on specified criteria provided by the individual COS member."

This searchable database (formerly known as CRISP) managed by the NIH includes federally funded biomedical research projects which are conducted at universities, hospital and a variety of other research institutions.

The NINR is looking for clinical and basic research and research training on that covers health and illness across the lifespan. Topics include health promotion and disease prevention, quality of life, health disparities, and end-of-life.

This podcasts offered by The Office of Extramural Research (OER) through interviews with NIH staff members describes the "ins and outs" of NIH funding. The intended audience includes investigators, fellows, students, research administrators, and others wanting to know about the application and award process, Get insights on grant topics from those who "live and breathe" the information