Finding Funding
Funding Institutional
The Office of Research and Innovation and the Office of Institutional Advancement have subscribed to Funding Institutional (FI), a searchable database containing data on funding opportunities, funders, and awarded grants, drawn from a wide range of governmental and private sources. Investigators utilizing FI may increase grant rate success, uncover new sources of funding, and minimize time and maximize productivity using this resource.
PIVOT integrates funding opportunities and collaborator discovery. PIVOT contains the full content of the database COS Funding Oppportunities, with the addition of "scholar profiles" for researchers around the world.
This includes announcements for Limited submission opportunities from external funding agencies (such as the CDC, NSF & NIH), Internal funding opportunities from the Office of the Provost, Drexel schools & colleges, and Foundation calls for proposals from the Office of Institutional Advancement.
Additional Sources
This includes information on Active Opportunities, Sponsor Specific Opportunities, and Limited Submission Competitions.
This is THE online resource for federal funding. All federal grant-making agencies have partnered with Grants.gov to make it your single and secure Internet source for all federal grants.
This site has information on U.S. Government Grants and Funding Resources, Grant Application Processes, and Grant Management for HHS Grant Programs, Education, and Training Funding Opportunities including internships, scholarships, and career opportunities, and contact information for business and organizations wishing to contract with the government.
NIH offers funding for many types of grants, contracts, and even programs that help repay loans for researchers. The NIH Guide for Grants and Contracts is the official publication of notices of grant policies, guidelines, and funding opportunity announcements (FOAs)
NCI-supported funding announcements include requests for applications, program announcements, research project grants, requests for proposals for contracts, NCI cleared concepts, and fellowship training and career development awards.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) is an independent federal agency created by Congress "to promote the progress of science; to advance the national health, prosperity, and welfare; [and] to secure the national defense…" The NSF Funding website includes a tool to search for funding opportunities based on keywords.
ASPPH provides information about grant opportunities in each week’s Friday Letter, a weekly electronic newsletter.
This is the nation's largest philanthropy dedicated solely to health. You can sign up for email alerts here.
The Philanthropy News Digest, a service of the Foundation Center, allows you to set up customized alerts for funding opportunities from foundations. They also send an RFP Bulletin summarizing the week's listings every Friday afternoon.