U.S. Embassy in Estonia announces Small Grants Program

Deadline: 1-May-21

The U.S. Embassy Tallinn is looking for unique and creative proposals from a wide variety of non-profit organizations, educational institutions, and individuals for its Small Grants Program.

The Embassy Small Grants Program funds projects that enhance U.S.- Estonian cooperation or promote U.S. culture and values in the following areas:

European and Transatlantic Security (including support for NATO, cyber issues, and other shared security challenges);
Economic Engagement, Innovation, and Investment (including support for science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics “STEAM”, entrepreneurship, and economic development amongst women and underrepresented communities);
Western Values and Democratic Principles (including support for social cohesion, integration, and shared values).

Funding Information

Priority will be given to those projects with budgets less than $25,000, however projects up to $50,000 can be considered.

Criteria

To be eligible for a U.S. Government Grant, please keep in mind that both Estonian and U.S. organizations (third-country applicants are not eligible) must have a DUNS number, NCAGE Code, and an Active status in the SAM database.
The Embassy adheres to the U.S. Government rules and regulations pertaining to grants administration.

Application Process

To propose a project, please fill out and e-mail the Preliminary Grant Proposal Form for consideration by the Embassy’s Grants Panel. Proposals will be reviewed on an ongoing basis and are approved providing there are funds available.
After the Panel has approved the project for funding, the requesting organization or individual must fill out the Application for Federal Assistance SF-424 form.
To be eligible for a U.S. Government Grant, please keep in mind that both Estonian and U.S. organizations (third-country applicants are not eligible) must have a DUNS number, NCAGE Code, and an Active status in the SAM database.
The link to download the pdf form for interim or final report, SF425 with instructions is available in the right-hand menu.
The Embassy adheres to the U.S. Government rules and regulations pertaining to grants administration.