Reproductive Health Funders This Week: Five Opportunities Across Care Access, Research, and Advocacy
Reproductive health nonprofits are navigating a landscape where funding priorities shift quickly and funder relationships matter more than ever. This week's roundup surfaces opportunities from funders who are actively supporting direct care, research continuity, and grassroots advocacy. Most of these deadlines sit in early August, which means now is the time to start the conversation with program officers.
Austin Community Foundation: Grant for Nonprofits Serving Women and Children in Central Texas
Austin Community Foundation is distributing up to $60,000 to nonprofits providing direct services and systems-level change for women and children in Central Texas. Their funding areas include housing, child care, education, unintended pregnancy prevention, and women's health. Awards are unrestricted general operating support, which means you're not writing a narrow program proposal. If you serve this geography and your work touches any of these areas, this is worth a conversation. Deadline: July 31. Apply here
Connecticut Office of the Treasurer: Grant for Nonprofits Supporting Reproductive and Gender-Affirming Care Access
Connecticut's Office of the Treasurer is funding nonprofits and community-based providers that help individuals in financial need travel to Connecticut for reproductive or gender-affirming health care. Eligible services include travel, lodging, patient support, and other costs related to receiving care in the state. If your organization coordinates care access or patient support across state lines, this funder is actively looking for partners. Deadline: August 11. Apply here
Society of Family Planning: Grant for Researchers with Terminated NIH Abortion and Contraception Grants
The Society of Family Planning is accepting rolling applications from tax-exempt organizations to support the completion of NIH research grants focused on abortion and contraception that were terminated after January 20, 2025. Awards up to $100,000 are intended to help disrupted research achieve its intended public health impact. If your organization is named on a terminated NIH grant, this is a direct lifeline. Rolling deadline. Apply here
NOW Foundation: Grant for Women's Rights Nonprofit Chapters
The NOW Foundation supports bold, community-rooted initiatives from NOW chapters nationwide. Their 2026 Capsule Themes cover economic equity, reproductive healthcare, democracy and civic rights, and ending gender violence. Grants of $2,500 support education, storytelling, coalition-building, service initiatives, and civic engagement. If you're a NOW chapter or aligned with one, this is accessible funding for the work you're already planning. Rolling deadline. Apply here
Georgia Department of Public Health: Grant for Pro-Life Nonprofits in Georgia
The Georgia Department of Public Health, administered by Life Resources of Georgia, funds Pregnancy Help Organizations that offer pro-life alternatives to abortion. Eligible organizations provide free, confidential pregnancy support services including counseling, pregnancy tests, and evidence-based information on fetal development. Support extends up to one year following birth. Rolling deadline. Apply here
If any of these funders align with the relationships your team is already building, or if you're tracking a funder we haven't surfaced yet, reply and let us know. Funding Findr works best when we're staying close to the relationships that matter to you.
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