Grants and Funding
Check the following for sources of grants and funding:
- Association of Small Foundations
- Bristish Petroleum A+ for Energy – Grants of $5,000–$10,000.
- Brown and Associates Grant Writing Training (July 2008) – LAUSD salary point credit for hands-on workshop. Check www.brownassociates.citymax.com for next training dates.
- California Agricultural Education
- California Community Foundation
- California Technology Assistance Project
- Conservation Grant Center
- CTAP Grants and Funding Information
- Digital Wish – Teachers register and submit requests for technology equipment they would like to have, along with how they would use the equipment. Prospective donors then select which proposals they wish to fund.
- Donors Choose – You submit a proposal. Private donors choose which proposals they would like to fund.
- Eisenhower National Clearinghouse
- Foundation Center, The
- Fundsnet
- Grants.gov – federal grants information
- Grantsmakers for Education
- Grantsmanship Center, The
- Guidestar – National database of philanthropic organizations
- ING – ING Unsung Heroes grants. Every year 100 educators receive $2,000 and three receive grants up to $25,000.
- Instructional Technology Outreach (ITO) mini-grants – Grants of up $2,500 to assist educators with using technology to enhance teaching.
- LAUSD District 7 information on grants – click on "Grants" half-way down the left-hand column.
- National Education Association
- National Endowment for the Humanities
- Target – Target stores offer $1,000–$3,000 local store grants and grants for field trips.
- U.S. Dept. of Education
- UTLA Grant Watch 5-16-08 – Four on-going grants for teachers.
- Yahoo! grants directory
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- foundation grants
- education grants
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