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Office for Victims of Crime

Office for Victims of Crime, part of the Department of Justice, currently has 3 open and 0 forecasted funding opportunities on Grants.gov, plus 309 closed opportunities on record. It is linked to 13 federal assistance programs (Assistance Listings). The applicant types most often listed as eligible in its current notices are public colleges & universities, state governments, others (see notice) and 501(c)(3) nonprofits.

Open and forecasted opportunities

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Who its current notices fund

  • Public colleges & universities2
  • State governments2
  • Others (see notice)2
  • 501(c)(3) nonprofits2
  • Federally recognized tribal governments2
  • For-profit organizations (not small businesses)1
  • City or township governments1
  • Native American tribal organizations1
  • Private colleges & universities1
  • County governments1

Funding categories

Assistance programs

Recently closed

Recently closed opportunities
OpportunityStatusAward rangeClosesALN
ClosedUp to $3.5MOct 6, 202616.753
ClosedUp to $950KSep 29, 202616.320
ClosedUp to $500KSep 29, 202616.035
ClosedUp to $1.2MSep 28, 202616.320
ClosedUp to $950KSep 28, 202616.320
ClosedUp to $1.64MSep 25, 202616.321
ClosedUp to $1.68MSep 25, 202616.321
ClosedUp to $600KSep 23, 202616.582
ClosedUp to $1.97MSep 8, 202616.321
ClosedUp to $300KSep 2, 202616.582

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