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For example, in Java there is Functional Java and Higher-Order Java. Both essentially give a small API for manipulating higher-order, curried functions, and perhaps a few new data types (tuples, immutable lists).
have you looked into F#?
Also a neat blog post would be here that talks about how to use the new generic / lambda expressions built into c# 3.0.
If you just add using System.Linq to the top of your source file there are a LOT of nice new functions added to working with collections such as folding / filtering / etc.