Grant Writing: Home
General Grant Resources
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Library GrantsBlog with Lots of Links
Proposal Background Information
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Game LibraryGenesee Valley Library System's Game Library includes vetted educational board and digital games
Technology Grants to Apply For
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Toshiba America FoundationGrants for Science and Math Projects.
Deadline for K-5: October 1
Deadline for 6-12 over 5,000: August 1 -
Donors Choose Presentation!Presentation from DOE teachers, Ellen Goodman and Kristy Lauriat, with tips and tricks for making a winning Donors Choose Application!
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Digital WishLesson Plans for classroom technology
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Materials for the ArtsListing of local businesses and non-profits who want to donate older technology. All DOE schools need to register.
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Max and Victoria Dreyfus FoundationConsiders three-paged letter proposals. Does not specify focus as long as the application is strong. https://www.mvdreyfusfoundation.org/faq
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Morris Family FoundationRequires Letter of inquiry. Interested in funding
We support projects centered on learners across the lifespan. Projects may take place in traditional school-based settings, or may take the form of vocational education, distance learning or the transmission of cultural information. We are particularly interested in supporting underserved populations and creative uses of technology. We envision a way for educators to free themselves from traditional funding streams, which are generally averse to risk. We seek to provide one-time seed grants to innovative projects which may not otherwise get off the ground. Ideally, grantees will assist in building an infrastructure to support an ongoing project. -
EpsonRequest product donations - printers and projectors - through typewritten application
Reading/Literacy Grants
Professional Development Grants
Office Supplies
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StaplesGift cards and in-kind product donation. Request more information from your local store manager
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We are TeachersFeatures teacher discounts and freebies!
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Boxtop for EducationScan boxtops and receipts for cash and chance to enter sweepstakes!
Library Grants
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Mackin FundsMackinFunds.com is a web-based fundraising platform provided by Mackin Educational Resources to help libraries and classrooms obtain much needed books, ebooks, online databases, DVDs, educational software, and more. Create an account for your school library and share the link!
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TD Charitable FoundationNeed to fill out checklist to apply with required documentation.
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David & Lucile Packard FoundationSubmit a request for Children and Families or Conservation and Science.
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Ford FoundationPitch your idea.
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SLJ Mathematical Book Prize CollectionSchool Library Journal (SLJ) and the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (MSRI) have announced a second year of a funding program aimed at getting literary fiction and nonfiction inspiring a love of math into the hands of K–12 students in Title I schools. The Mathical Book Prize Collection Development Awards are available to school libraries in qualifying schools in the U.S.
Government Members for Capital Grants
Community Grants
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ShellApply for a grant focused on sustainability
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Learning for Justice (formerly Teaching Tolerance)School or classroom grants that support projects to combat anti-bias and promote social justice
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Home Depot Community GrantsThe Home Depot Foundation offers grant awards up to $5,000 to 501c designated organizations (recognized and in good standing with the IRS for a minimum of one year) and tax-exempt public service agencies in the U.S. that are using the power of volunteers to improve the community. Grants are given in the form of The Home Depot gift cards for the purchase of tools, materials, or services and are required to be completed within six months of approval date.
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Walmart Community GrantThe Community Grant Program awards grants ranging from $250 to $2,500 through every local facility (Walmart Stores, Sam's Clubs, and Logistics Facilities). Applications may be received anytime from February 1, 2021 until the deadline of Dec. 31.
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