Assistance Listing 19.750

Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs (WHA) Grant Programs (INCLUDING ENERGY AND CLIMATE PARTNERSHIP FOR THE AMERICAS)

Department of State · Department of State

The verdict for a small nonprofit

45% of awards go to organizations new to this program, but recipient types are not reported for most awards, so the nonprofit share is unknown.

Based on 41 new awards in FY2023–25. Organizations under $1M in revenue won 11% of the awards that went to nonprofits. The median award is $3,860,800. Expect about 59 days between posting and deadline.

First-time winners
45%
of new awards, last 3 FYs
Nonprofit share
n/a
recipient types not reported for most awards
Under-$1M orgs
11%
of nonprofit awards
Median award
$3.9M
$2.0M – $4.9M middle half
New awards, FY2025
4
$9.9M committed to them
Usually posts
Mar
annual · 59-day window

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Who won in FY2025

Largest recipients by dollars. From USAspending.

RecipientTypeStateAwardsAwarded
PAN American Development Foundation, INC.NonprofitDC3$10,908,740
Fundacion Accion JovenOther3$729,000
RET InternationalOther3$410,635
General Secretariat of the Organization of American StatesOtherDC2$26,157,250
RED Latinoamericana Y Del Caribe POR LA DemocraciaOther2$1,487,429
Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere, INC.NonprofitGA2$640,308
Fundacion AvinaOther2$626,998
Fundacion Crisalida InternacionalOther2$625,000
International Institute on Race Equality & Human RightsNonprofitDC2$615,894
Asociacion Civil Privada NO Lucrativa Accion CiudadanaOther2$589,753

New awards by fiscal year

Awards first made in each fiscal year; dollars are the total committed to that year's new awards over their life.

FYNew awardsCommittedMedianMiddle half
202119$4.0M$250K$237K – $270K
202215$31M$250K$171K – $280K
202318$12M$250K$200K – $388K
202419$7.6M$250K$214K – $338K
20254$9.9M$3.9M$2.0M – $4.9M

Past rounds

Every announcement under this listing that Grants.gov still lists. Use it to plan next year.

PostedClosedWindowAnnouncement
2025-08-042025-08-062 dOFOP0002130 · Advancing Secure Digital Connectivity in Paraguay
2024-08-162024-08-2610 dCJ-PAS-2024-TCO · Investigating the Economic Impact of Transnational Criminal Organizations in Migrant Smuggling
2024-06-262024-08-0237 dOFOP0001480 · Printed Circuit Boards (PCB) Workforce Development Program
2024-04-152024-05-1328 dSFOP0010296 · Caribbean United for Women’s Economic Empowerment (CUWEE)
2024-02-202024-04-1959 dSFOP0010258 · Strengthening Inclusive Small Business Growth in Central America
2024-02-122024-04-1260 dSFOP0010239 · Project to Support the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs Race, Ethnicity, and Social Inclusion (RESI) Goals
2023-12-062024-02-1975 dSCS-800-23-GR-002-WHA-120623 · Strengthening Government Through Civil Society Engagement
2023-12-062024-02-1571 dBH200-24-GR-200-WHA · Strengthening Government through Civil Society Engagement
2023-05-182023-07-0548 dSFOP0009810 · Strengthening Sustainable Communities in Panama and Costa Rica
2023-03-232023-05-2462 dSFOP0009573 · Civil Society Dialogue in Brazil and Colombia in Support of the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs Race, Ethnicity, and Social Inclusion (RESI) Goals
2023-03-102023-05-1162 dBH200-23-GR-200-WHA · Strengthening Government through Civil Society Engagement
2023-03-072023-05-0761 dSCS-800-23-GR-001-WHA-030723 · Strengthening Government Through Civil Society Engagement
2022-06-092022-07-2243 dSFOP0009044 · Building Leaders in Cuban Civil Society Program
2022-04-072022-06-0256 dBH200-22-GR-200-WHA · Strengthening Government through Civil Society Engagement
2022-04-012022-06-0161 dSCS-800-22-GR-001-WHA-040122 · Strengthening Government Through Civil Society Engagement
2021-05-032021-06-2452 dBH200-21-GR-200-WHA · Strengthening Government through Civil Society Engagement
2021-04-222021-06-2261 dSCS-800-21-GR-001-WHA-042221 · Strengthening Government Through Civil Society Engagement
2020-06-192020-07-2435 dSFOP0007124 · Addressing the Root Causes of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in the Caribbean through the Caribbean GBV Prevention and Survivor Support Small Grants
2020-06-022020-07-2755 dSFOP0007037 · Building Leaders for Cuban Civil Society
2020-05-262020-07-0742 dSFOP0007000 · Gender-Based Violence Prevention in Brazil and/or Paraguay
2020-05-142020-06-3047 dSFOP0006943 · Gender-Based Violence Prevention for Ecuador’s Education System
2020-05-132020-07-1361 dSFOP0006940 · Capacity Building for GBV Survivor Support Service Providers In Latin America and the Caribbean
2020-04-142020-06-0350 dBH200-20-GR-200-WHA · Strengthening Government through Civil Society Engagement
2020-04-072020-06-0761 dSCS-800-20GR-001-WHA-040620 · Continued Civil Society Engagement - Government Strengthening
2019-06-062019-07-2650 dSFOP0005948 · Emerging Cuban Leaders
2019-04-152019-06-0349 dBH200-19-GR-200-WHA · Strengthening Government through Civil Society Engagement
2019-04-092019-06-0961 dSCS-800-19-GR-001-WHA-041019 · Strengthening Government through Civil Society Engagement
2018-05-232018-07-0644 dSFOP0005124 · Community Advocacy for Emerging Cuban Leaders
2018-04-062018-06-0459 dBH200-18-GR-200-WHA · Strengthening Civil Society and Civil Servant Capacity through Partnership
2018-03-282018-05-2861 dSCS-800-18-GR-001-WHA-032818 · Strengthening Government through Civil Society Engagement
2017-05-052017-06-1945 dBH200-17-GR-200-WHA-030617 · Strengthening Government Through Civil Society Engagement
2017-03-202017-05-1960 dPRMECON-17-GR-001-WHA-032017 · Strengthen Government through Civil Society Engagement
2016-05-162016-06-3045 dWHAP-WHAAQPPC-16-005 · Small Business Network of the Americas Partnership
2016-05-082016-06-2043 dWHAP-WHAAQPPC-16-004 · Small Business Development Centers in Central America
2016-04-272016-06-0741 dWHAP-WHAAQPPC-16-003 · WEAmericas Accelerator
2016-04-272016-06-0741 dWHAP-WHAAQPPC-16-002 · Small Business Regional Training
2016-03-242016-05-2057 dWHAP-WHAAQPPC-16-001 · Community Internship Program for Cuban Youth
2016-03-172016-05-0650 dBH200-16-GR-200-WHA-031716 · Job Creation and Alternative Activities for At-Risk Youth
2016-03-102016-04-2950 dS-PM070-16-GR-500 · Promoting Security and Accountability in Panama
2016-03-012016-04-3060 dPRMECON-16-GR-001-WHA-030116 · Strengthen Citizen Security through Economic and Social Opportunity

Common questions

How hard is it to win a grant under 19.750?

45% of awards go to organizations new to this program, but recipient types are not reported for most awards, so the nonprofit share is unknown. Based on 41 new awards in FY2023–25. Organizations under $1M in revenue won 11% of the awards that went to nonprofits. The median award is $3,860,800. Expect about 59 days between posting and deadline.

How much does Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs (WHA) Grant Programs (INCLUDING ENERGY AND CLIMATE PARTNERSHIP FOR THE AMERICAS) award?

In FY2025 the median new award was $3.9M; the middle half ran from $2.0M to $4.9M. 4 new awards were made, with $9.9M committed to them.

When does 19.750 usually post?

Over the last several years, new rounds most often posted in Mar with about 59 days to apply. The most recent round posted Aug 4, 2025.

Who runs this program?

Department of State (Department of State). Assistance Listing 19.750 on SAM.gov describes the authorizing statute and standard terms.

Sources: USAspending FY2021–25 award archive (2026-10-06); Grants.gov Search2 (fetched 2026-10-28); IRS EO BMF (fetched 2026-10-28). Award counts are new awards by fiscal year of first action. Shares are computed from award counts, not dollars; the under-$1M share covers the 75% of nonprofit awards that matched an IRS revenue record. Recipient type comes from the award record's business-type codes. Always confirm details in the official announcement.

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