Louisiana's nonprofit sector in {current_year} is a resilient and essential part of the state's infrastructure, often on the front lines of addressing systemic poverty, educational disparities, and climate change resilience. Disaster recovery and preparedness are unique and central themes in the funding landscape.

Grant opportunities in Louisiana are shaped by these challenges. Major community foundations, private foundations focused on racial equity, and state-level health foundations are key funders. Federal grants related to disaster recovery are also a massive source of funding. Grant types include project, operating, and capacity-building.

To secure nonprofit grants in Louisiana, organizations should connect with the Louisiana Association of Nonprofit Organizations (LANO) for training. The most critical strategy is to build organizational "resilience." Proposals that demonstrate a clear plan for disaster-readiness and a focus on equity and climate resilience are essential.