Immigration and Refugee Services: September Opportunities

September brings a steady stream of funding for organizations serving immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers. Whether you're focused on legal services, youth support, employment training, or community integration, there are relationships worth strengthening this month. Here's what's on the table.

BAPHR Foundation: Grant for LGBTQ+ Health Nonprofits in the Bay Area

If you're a Bay Area organization serving LGBTQ+ individuals, this grant prioritizes work with vulnerable populations including LGBTQ+ adolescents, seniors, and people facing immigration challenges. The foundation also welcomes applications addressing gaps in affirming health care and mental health or substance use support. The deadline is September 4. Apply here

Wavestone Corporate Foundation: Grant for Nonprofits Supporting Displaced Children

This funder supports organizations working with children affected by political crises, armed conflicts, climate change, and environmental disasters. Priority goes to work with children aged 0-11, including psychosocial support, education access, protection of unaccompanied minors, family reunification, and anti-trafficking efforts. The deadline is September 15. Apply here

Houston Bar Foundation: Grant for Houston-Area Legal Access Nonprofits

If you're based in the greater Houston area and provide legal representation or support for those in need, this foundation funds legal aid clinics, immigration law programs, and related services. The deadline is September 15. Apply here

Episcopal Community Foundation for Middle and North Georgia: Grant for Episcopal Parishes and Nonprofits Serving Poverty and Oppression

This grant supports Episcopal parishes and partnering nonprofits working with people experiencing poverty and oppression in Middle and North Georgia, including refugees and immigrants. The foundation prioritizes one-time, project-oriented investments such as capacity-building, capital needs, and new or expanding programs. The deadline is September 30. Apply here

Utah Department of Workforce Services: Grant for Refugee-Led Nonprofit Organizations

Utah-based refugee-led organizations can apply on a rolling basis for support serving the refugee population through English language learning, housing assistance, employment skills training, job placement, and youth and family programs. This grant focuses on program development and coordination for established refugee community organizations. Apply here

The Indianapolis Foundation: Grant for Immigrant Legal Services Nonprofits

Nonprofits in Marion County, Indiana providing immigration legal services can apply on a rolling basis. The foundation supports both prevention services (DACA renewals, naturalization, work authorization) and intervention services (removal defense, bond hearings, asylum claims). Priority goes to organizations with licensed attorneys and a strong track record. Apply here

Robin Hood and The New York Community Trust: Grant for Nonprofits Serving Immigrants and Asylum Seekers

New York City organizations supporting newly arrived migrants and asylum seekers can apply on a rolling basis for legal services, case management, job training, English classes, and coordination infrastructure. The initiative aims to facilitate economic inclusion and upward mobility for new arrivals. Apply here

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