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K 12 EDUCATION

Open Competitions

The Advanced Technological Education program at NSF promotes improvement in the education of science and engineering technicians at the undergraduate and secondary school levels.
Accepting applications for projects that increase understanding of plant biology. Can include development of instructional materials and use of media. Deadline: June 6, 2013.
BRT intends to identify research-and evidence-based high peforming K-12 programs that address critical education and workforce preparedness issues.
The Foundation has a strong interest in early childhood education and the achievement gap. Competitive grant deadline in September.
Development, Validation and Scale-up grants are available through this Department of Education program that supports innovative projects to improve K-12 education.
Development, Validation and Scale-up grants are available through this Department of Education program that supports innovative projects to improve K-12 education.
WGBH will make $4,000 grants to 25 stations to implement the Martha Speaks Reading Buddies program in their communities.
The D.C. Public Education Fund is soliciting applications from video producers to create a video library for teachers that will allow teachers to see what effective teaching looks like.
NEH will award grants of $1,000 for activities to accompany the NEH on the Road traveling exhibitions. Stations should consider partnering with eligible humanities organizations.
WETA is offering grants to help stations explore themes and issues related to this new film by Ken Burns.
CNCS will make $14.5 million in new grants for activities that serve and impact communities across the nation.
Funds from this Department of Education program will assist high-need LEAs in recruiting and training principals and assistant principals.

Rolling Deadlines

Grants made in the areas of education, workforce development, environment, gun violence prevention and democracy. Grants also support arts/culture in Chicago.
This foundation pursues three giving strategies: community development, education, and arts and culture.
This foundation makes grants in two areas: education, specifically in STEM fields, and entrepreneurship.
This foundation makes grants in the areas of children and youth, higher education, housing, human services and recreation.
Funds a variety of community programs in Iowa, including health, education, science and fitness.
Has a history of funding film and radio projects in New Mexico, with an emphasis on social change.
The foundation makes grants to educators for learning innovations and may be a good partnership opportunity for stations.
Foundation supports capital/equipment needs, capacity-building and other projects providing “significant social benefit” in Oregon and Clark County, WA.
This community foundation funds radio and television projects in New Hampshire that support its interest in arts, education and civic leadership.
This international foundation funds global environmental and social justice issues. Special interests include climate change, women's issues and learning differences.
This Oklahoma foundation has a history of making modest grants for television and radio projects.
The Foundation makes grants for school readiness, teacher training, STEM education, economic development, and arts and culture. It's made many general support grants to public media.
Supports education, science, literary and health projects in the greater Salt Lake Metropolitan area.
Supports journalism nationally, focusing particularly on training of journalists who serve smaller communities and on business journalism.
This foundation gives nationally to support education, literacy, STEM learning and health.
This Foundation has a signature initiative focused on dropout prevention in Rhode Island, is interested in using the arts in schools, and has a history of funding public media.
With a long-standing interest in journalism, the foundation has launched “Why News Matters,” a $6 million initiative aimed at improving news literacy.
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors make grants nationally on a variety of issues.
Education and the achievement gap are high priorities for this foundation, which sees itself as a leader in tackling community needs.
National giving supports K-12 education and diversity. Local giving supports youth-focused social messaging campaigns.
Supports K-12 education with a special interest in projects that advance science and math learning.
Proposals for capital campaign grants accepted from organizations in and serving Charlotte, Phoenix, Philadelphia and Washington, DC (including national organizations). Deadline: April 1...
Grants are made for postsecondary education readiness, access and success. Good candidate for American Graduate.
Supports public media projects that address key areas: educated kids, healthy kids, secure families, racial equality, and civic engagement.
This corporate foundation supports a variety of television and radio projects in the areas of arts, education and community development.
The Foundation has interests in workforce development and education, including dropout prevention.
The Foundation is funding organizations working on educational policy in California and is interested in technology-enabled learning. It also has an interest in women's issues,...
The foundation supports public media in Mississippi.
The William Penn Foundation funds projects in Pennsylvania.
This funder supports “high-impact” projects serving Mecklenburg County, NC.
Youthprise funds Minnesota projects that promote innovative learning opportunities beyond the classroom.
The foundation's areas of interest include arts, youth, health, elementary and secondary education, and Jewish causes and charities. Giving is primarily in the Tulsa, OK area.

WEBINARS/CONFERENCE CALLS

Building a Strong Art Works Proposal for the National Endowment for the Arts
Watch the recording and download the resources from this May webinar on NEA's Art Works program and other NEA Media Arts grant opportunities. Air Date: May 29, 2013.
Strategies for Grantseeking Success: Building for the Future
Watch the recording from this webinar in the Grant Center's Strategies for Grantseeking Success series for tips on building long term relationships with foundations. Air Date: January 29,...

NEWSLETTERS

Read the Grant Center's May 2013 newsletter.
Read the Grant Center's April 2013 newsletter.