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Roger Williams Park Zoo is inviting applications for its $1,000 Sophie Danforth Conservation Biology Fund, a grant opportunity that supports conservation projects focused on protecting threatened wildlife and habitats around the world.

View 20 verified funding opportunities closing by 30th November 2025, offering a combined total of over $1.16 million USD in grants, prizes, fellowships, business support, and tech/innovation programs.

The R1,000,000 Orange Corners Innovation Fund (OCIF) GROW Programme supports innovative and high-growth entrepreneurs in South Africa (ages 18–35) who are building disruptive, scalable businesses with proven traction and strong potential for expansion.

The GINGKO is accepting applications for its £3,000 Research Grant Program to fund academic research, conferences or symposiums on one or more of GINGKO’s academic subject areas – the history, art history or religions of the MENA region – in any time period.

The GINGKO is inviting applications for its £10,000 Werner Mark Linz Memorial Grant Program to fund academic research projects, conferences or symposiums on one or more of GINGKO’s academic subject areas – the history, art history or religions of the MENA region – in any time period.

The ₦20,000,000 Ilorin Innovation Hub Accelerator, powered by IHS Towers, is now accepting applications for its 2025 cohort. This programme supports high-potential African startups building the hardware, software and infrastructure that will drive the continent’s digital and industrial future.

The CatchLight has launched its $30,000 Global Fellowship Program for visual storytellers who aim to create meaningful social impact through innovative storytelling and community engagement.

View 10+ upcoming opportunities closing between November 2025 and January 2026, offering over $400,000 in grants, prizes, and support.

The African-German Network of Excellence in Science is pleased to announce its €3,000 Intra-Africa Mobility Grants for Junior Researchers to strengthen the scientific capacity and networking of young researchers in Africa through the active cooperation of AGNES and potential AGNES members

The $5,000 Africa Impact Fundraising Grant (AIFG) Program is an new initiative by the New Africa Fund, aimed at empowering African NGOs, community-based organizations, and social enterprises to address the pressing need for funding and fundraising expertise.