The U.S. government grants financial assistance to programs related in the study of people in society, in the field of humanities.

The government is known for supporting the education of young men and women especially those who would want to further their studies.

Aurora Lillo Editor of the "Free Scholarships And Grants" website -- http://www.FreeScholarshipsAndGrants.org/free-government-grants-money -- pointed out;

"…The assistance is in the form of scholarships and is given to qualified individuals who are excelling in various fields like sports, science, engineering, medicine, business and foreign studies…"

There are different federal agencies that can provide grants in the field of humanities such as:

1.    Corporation for National and Community Service – the grants given by this agency are focused on supporting service and volunteer work; the agency also serves as catalyst for change and provides good opportunity for citizens of America to  participate in society by offering their services and work as volunteers;
2.    Agency for International Development – this agency provides grants to assist economic and humanitarian programs of countries worldwide so that all will have a better future;
3.    Department of Health and Human Services – the agency gives grants to those programs that ensures a better health service for all especially to assist those who cannot provide health services for themselves because of lack of finances;
4.    Department of Education – this agency can link you to financial assistance for programs that ensures access to education for all and those that highlight excellence in education and public participation of people to educational programs;
5.    Institute for Museum and Library Services – services related to information dissemination has always been given higher priority by agencies and organizations in terms of focus and attention; thus, support has been present for this kind of endeavor especially for those programs that treat information to enhance learning, heighten public participation and protect cultural heritage;
6.    National Endowment for the Arts – the government also sees the promises of arts in culture; thus, financial assistance are also open to programs that advocates excellence in the arts, bringing art closer to the Americans and support arts education and leadership;
7.    National Endowment for the Humanities – obviously, this department provides grants related to humanities specifically those programs that are dedicated to preservation, education, research and public programs.

In the field of humanities, not only non-government organizations get grants but other type of organizations as well like:

?    Government organizations
?    Education organizations
?    Native American organizations
?    Profit and non-profit businesses
?    Individuals

"…You can always try applying for grants in these agencies provided you complete the necessary requirements asked of you. Always be guided by rules and processes of grant application. Good luck!…" added A. Lillo.

Further information about trusted and reputable sources for government grants by visiting; http://www.FreeScholarshipsAndGrants.org/free-government-grants-money