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  1. Education foundation

    Health, Education, and Services (HES) grants, 2027 cycle

    Berea College Appalachian Fund · $5,000 – $25K · Open

    Due Oct 19, 2026 · 10 days left

    • Local program: Anderson County, Bledsoe County, Blount County, Bradley County and 29 more counties
    • Only 10 days left to apply

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  1. Education foundation

    Folk Arts and Cultures grants, 2027-2028 cycle

    Berea College Appalachian Fund · Opening soon

    Due Apr 19, 2027 · 192 days left

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Foundations to approach (6)

Most foundations never post an open call. These funded similar work in Tennessee and don't say they're invitation only.

  1. Public charity · Memphis

    Baptist Memorial Health Care Foundation

    14 Tennessee grants · typical grant $29,729 to $715,828 (tax year 2024)

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  2. Public charity · Knoxville

    Variety of Eastern Tennessee

    27 Tennessee grants · typical grant $3,000 to $8,500 (tax year 2024)

    Next step: check how to apply before sending anything.

  3. Private foundation · Knoxville

    Hees Family Foundation

    15 Tennessee grants · typical grant $1,000 to $2,500 (tax year 2024) · 1 open now

    Next step: see how to apply. Stated deadline: Aug 31, 2027.

  4. Private foundation · MO

    Stanley M Herzog Charitable Foundation

    5 Tennessee grants · typical grant $5,000 to $7,375 (tax year 2024)

    Next step: see how to apply.

  5. Private foundation · FL

    Bryan W & Minnie Judge Foundation

    1 Tennessee grant · typical grant $20,000 (1 grant) (tax year 2024)

    Next step: see how to apply. Stated deadline: Feb 28, 2027.

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