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This is the Research Funding Opportunities webpage on the VPRGS site, which provides many links to a variety of sites offering funding for research.

The Office of Sponsored Programs manages the University's many grant-funded fiscal accounts. Available on this page are current federal fringe benefit and F&A (facilities and administration) rates, along with useful guidelines for grant proposals.

This site includes a monthly update of grant announcements in many subject areas plus backfiles. Library subscription. Please access On Grounds or through UVa Proxy account.

Grants.gov is the primary source for finding U.S. government grants. NOTE: Only the U.Va. Office of Sponsored Programs is authorized to submit proposals via Grants.gov.

Searches a wide range of federal and private funding opportunities. Can sort material by proposal deadlines and sponsor. Free to U.Va. faculty, students, and staff.

This database features contact information on grantmakers in the U.S. including private foundations, community foundations, grantmaking public charities, and corporate giving programs. Also offers IRS 990 forms of foundations. Free.

Offers copies of IRS Form 990 for non-profit organizations. Free.

A database of descriptions, awards, and summaries of federally funded research.

CLIR is an independent, nonprofit organization. Through publications, projects, and programs, CLIR works to maintain and improve access to information for generations to come. In partnership with other institutions, CLIR helps create services that expand

The Institute of Museum and Library Services is the primary source of U.S. government support for the nation’s libraries and museums.

The NEA is a U.S. government grant-making agency that primarily funds artistic initiatives. Through its Save America's Treasures grant, the NEA also funds preservation of past artistic endeavors.

NEH is an independent grant-making agency of the United States government dedicated to supporting research, education, preservation, and public programs in the humanities.

The NHPRC promotes the preservation and use of America's documentary heritage essential to understanding our democracy, history, and culture, and offers U.S. government grant funding with that goal