International Development Grants Coming in November

November brings a steady stream of funding opportunities for international development work. Whether you're focused on education, health, democracy, or economic opportunity in the Global South, these funders are actively reviewing proposals. The month ahead includes both a hard deadline early on and several rolling opportunities, so there's room to build relationships alongside your applications.

TEEEM Foundation: Grant for International Nonprofits and Charitable Organizations

TEEEM Foundation supports nonprofit and charitable organizations building sustainable, community-led solutions in education, health, empowerment, entrepreneurship, and community development. They work with organizations across Africa and beyond, offering three funding tiers based on project scale and organizational maturity. If your work demonstrates measurable community impact and long-term sustainability, this is worth a close look. The deadline is November 1, so applications need to move quickly. Apply here

Cisco Foundation: Grant for Nonprofits and NGOs Addressing Social Challenges

Cisco Foundation backs nonprofit and nongovernmental organizations developing technology-enabled solutions to significant social problems. They prioritize work in crisis response, education, economic empowerment, and climate resilience, with a focus on serving economically underserved populations. If your organization is early-stage and working at the intersection of technology and social change, this funder's rolling deadline means you can apply whenever your proposal is ready. Apply here

National Endowment for Democracy: Grant for International Democracy and Civil Society Organizations

The National Endowment for Democracy funds non-governmental organizations abroad working to strengthen democratic institutions, advance civic participation, and promote democratic goals. They support civil society groups in more than 90 countries across free expression, human rights, and democratic governance. If your organization is rooted in a specific country or region and focused on democracy and civic participation, this is a relationship worth exploring. Rolling deadline. Apply here

The International Foundation: Grant for International Development Nonprofits

The International Foundation supports nonprofit organizations working in the Global South with programs in agriculture, education, environment, and health. Their process is multi-stage, starting with an eligibility evaluation and Letter of Inquiry before a full proposal. Only one proposal per organization per grant cycle is permitted, so choose your timing carefully. Rolling deadline. Apply here

Weyerhaeuser Family Foundation: Grant for Women and Girls Programs in Developing Countries

Weyerhaeuser Family Foundation advances opportunity, equity, and well-being for women and girls in developing countries. They fund programs focused on economic opportunity, education, and health. If your work helps women and girls overcome hardship and reach their potential, this funder's rolling deadline gives you flexibility to apply when your case is strongest. Apply here

These opportunities span different geographies, thematic areas, and organizational stages. The relationships that move money are built on clarity about what your organization does best and who you're trying to reach. If you'd like Funding Findr to keep an eye on a specific funder relationship in international development, let us know.

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