Nebraska's nonprofit sector in {current_year} is a vital part of the state's community-centric culture, characterized by a strong tradition of "neighbor helping neighbor." Nonprofits are focused on bridging the urban-rural divide, supporting workforce development, and providing services to new communities.

Funding in Nebraska is anchored by strong community foundations, particularly in Omaha, which is home to several highly influential private foundations. The state also features a unique, decentralized community foundation model designed to build capacity in small towns. Funding is available for projects, operations, and education initiatives.

To secure nonprofit grants in Nebraska, organizations should connect with the Nonprofit Association of the Midlands (NAM). The key strategy is to leverage Nebraska's unique philanthropic structure. For rural organizations, this means partnering with their local community foundation affiliate, which is designed to support hometown projects.