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Welcome to our Grant Finder! Besides the grants listed below, there may be others available for your school. We cover how to search for grants in our Grant Writing 101 Webinar. Sometimes the best grants to apply for are those within your school’s education foundation/local network. Always reach out to your school’s or district’s grant writer and administrators to learn about more grants available to your school.

Please note: The purpose of this grant finder is to help teachers and grant writers connect with possible grants. It is your responsibility to go to the grant organization’s website to receive the most up-to-date information and confirm that the budget, deadline, and eligibility still match your application/proposal. The grants listed below are funded by non-affiliated organizations. Please contact the funder directly for specific questions and eligibility requirements. Math & Movement does not provide these grants directly.

Want to include Math & Movement in your grant application? Visit the Grant Template page for grant writing tips and sample proposals for including our materials in your grants.

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Description

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Eligibility

Location

PPG Industries Foundation STEM Education Grants

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The PPG Industries Foundation board favors projects that promote academic excellence and prepare the next generation of leaders in business, science, and technology. Support for students of high academic achievement and programs that attract young people to the study of science remain priorities. At the pre-college level, PPG supports programs that impact on quality of teaching and motivate students to realize their potential.
Program Areas: After-School, Early Childhood, General Education, Health/PE, Math, Professional Development, Science/Environmental, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math), Technology.

around $1,000

Applications for funding from PPG and the PPG Foundation are considered on an invitation-only basis for programs in the priority giving areas of Education and Community Sustainability. Eligibility Requirements All grant recipients must be non-profit, charitable organizations that are tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (if U.S.-based) or must be equivalent organizations (if outside of the U.S.) with registered charitable status if available.

Worldwide, by invitation only

The Daniel and Barbara Chapman Trust

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Awards to USA nonprofit organizations and individuals in honor of contributions to health and wellness. Activities worthy of recognition include programs that foster healthy environments in schools, homes, and neighborhoods;

Approximately $80,000-$100,000 will be awarded each year.

Applicants must be either a U.S. citizen or U.S.–based nonprofit, have been conducting charitable work for at least three years, and be able to show demonstrated impact in the selected focus area of the year in which the application is submitted in order to qualify.

Nationwide

The Columbus Foundation

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Program areas include environment, health, special populations, mental health, human services, education, faith-based activities, community improvement, and parent education.

Applicants may apply for up to $25,000. However, the majority of the grants awarded will be $1,000 to $10,000.

Ohio non profits -Fall Proposals must have different focus then spring

OH

Learning Engineering Tools Competition

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Funding is intended for projects, including platforms, tools, technology, and research to accelerate recovery from learning loss for students between grades K-12, and advance the field of learning engineering.

- Catalyst Awards: $50,000- Growth Phase Awards: $100,000- Transform Phase Awards: $250,000- Supplemental Award for District Partnerships: $100,000

individuals and entities from all countries and with any background who satisfy the eligibility requirements are eligible to compete in the Competition, including students, teachers, researchers, small and large companies and not-for-profit foundations. See eligibility quiz

Worldwide except for individuals and entities residing in Iran, Cuba, North Korea, Russia, Sudan, or Syria, or the Crimea, Donetsk or Luhansk region of Ukraine.

School Age Community (SAC) Grant

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Funds shall be used to carry out a broad array of before and/or afterschool activities (including afterschool, before school, evenings, weekends, holidays, summers or other school vacation periods) that advance student achievement. Funds may be used for a new program or to expand and/or enhance current afterschool programs, whether supported by public or private funds. All afterschool programs can support the academic development of participants by maximizing a variety of “teachable” moments to promote the cognitive, social, and recreational health of students. SAC Programs are those school‐based programs offering services to all children, including children with disabilities, from ages 5 through 12 (children must be less than 13 years of age)

$80,000 (max for 1 site) / $100,000 (max to be split up for multiple sites)

Only applications submitted by local (MO) education agencies (schools/districts) will be considered for SAC grant awards. School districts are limited to submission of one application. Local education agencies (LEAs) may submit an application for a SAC Program. School districts may request funding for either one site or for multiple sites (more than one site) (if the program is to be administered by the school district, a site is considered as a school building). Any site receiving 21st Century Community Learning Center (21st CCLC) grant funding for the 2020‐2021 school year is not eligible. Applications must be identified as either (1) implementing a new program to the district or (2) improving and/or expanding an existing program to serve more children than are presently being served or to improve the quality of the program.

MO

The Community Foundation for South Central New York - Community Grants Program

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Funding is intended for programs, capital purchases, capacity building projects operating support, and economic and community development.

$5,001 to $20,000

Organizations must be located in Broome, Chenango, Delaware, Otsego and/or Tioga counties.

NY - Broome, Chenango, Delaware, Otsego, and Tioga counties

National Council for Teachers of Math: Mary P. Dolciani Halloran Foundation

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This grant encourages the time-honored tradition of writing and supports the research showing that collaboration with educators on new ideas can increase the breadth and depth of the mathematics content knowledge of mathematics teaching and learning.

$5,000 with potential for a one-year extension up to twotimes (for a maximum of $15,000 for the lifetime of the grant)

A leadership team of mathematics educators representing the following: 2 or more K-8 schools; Involving 2 or more classroom teachers, with a minimum of 1 per school; A mathematics educator from a community college, college, or university

Nationwide

Gray Family Foundation

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The Gray Family Foundation’s Environmental Education program seeks to support programs that stimulate or promote the teaching of environmental education in K-12 environments and increases outdoor experiences that connect youth with built and natural environments.

$5,000 to $25,000

Any organization or program supporting outdoor, environmental, and/or climate education reaching and/or benefiting K-8 youth in school, out-of-school time, or other similar settings is eligible to apply.

OR

Carl M. Freeman Foundation

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Funding is intended to support small organizations and projects that meet local needs. Project areas include arts and culture, education, environment, health and human services, animal welfare, housing, and capacity building.

$2,500, $5,000, and $10,000

Beneficiaries must be an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) tax-exempt, nonprofit organization or public agency specifically serving the residents of our funding areas. Organizations applying in Montgomery County, MA must have an operating budget of $750,000 or less. Organizations applying in Sussex County, DE must have a budget of $500,000 or less.

Montgomery County, MA and Sussex County, DE

The A.D. Henderson Foundation Education Grant

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The foundation focuses funding on high quality early care and education of children ages 0-8. Funding for capacity building for the non-profit sector (with a focus on mentoring and early learning) is available in VT only. Project and program ideas must be discussed with the Foundation Program Director prior to a formal submission. The Foundation looks for proposals that:
• Have a strategic response to solve a compelling problem that is consistent with the Foundation’s mission
• Identify expected results
• Leverage financial and in-kind resources from sources other than the Foundation
• Have a lasting impact or are sustainable beyond the period of the Foundation’s involvement

$15,000-$100,000

Public School, Private School, Higher Education, Other.

Broward County, FL, and the state of Vermont

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