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New Jersey-based Nonprofits Can Now Apply for CDS Grants

March 10, 2026 

NJAMHAA is sharing the following information from the New Jersey Center for Nonprofits:

 

Nonprofits have a limited window of opportunity to apply for federal funding under the Congressionally Directed Spending (CDS) program. Sometimes referred to as “earmarks,” CDS enables Members of Congress to allocate existing funding for specific local projects by units of government, nonprofit organizations and other organizations that meet eligibility requirements.

 

Deadlines may vary by Congressional office, but most are coming up very soon, so if you are interested in exploring these opportunities, act now to become familiar with the process and see if your organization may meet eligibility requirements. 


In New Jersey:




  • Members of the U.S. House of Representatives have their own processes and deadlines; contact your Representative to check.) 


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