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The National Art Education Association (NAEA) supports projects through the Mary McMullan Grant Fund that promote art education as an integral part of the curriculum and establish or improve the instruction of art in public and private elementary schools as well as schools of higher education. Only active NAEA members who have been members for at least one year prior to the date of the application are eligible to apply for grants up to $1,000. Note: Be sure to download the NAEA Grants Application Booklet (PDF file) for complete application guidelines. Deadline: October 1 (Updated 6/23/09
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Math Hero Awards, sponsored by Ratheon’s Math MovesU Grants and Scholarship Program, are awarded to full-time middle and high school math teachers, for their dedication to improving math education and their role in getting students more interested in math. Nominations for the awards are accepted from students, parents, colleagues, principals, or volunteers. Up to three awards of $2,500 each will be granted to recipients in areas where Ratheon has a present. An additional nine awards of $2,500 each will be granted to recipients outside of Raytheon’s target markets. In addition, each school where the recipient is employed will receive a matching grant of $2,500. Note: Grant information is listed under the "Welcome" tab of the Math Moves U website. Nomination Deadline: May 15, 2009
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The Florence Mauboules Charitable Trust was established in April 2005 and is located in Crowley, Louisiana. Based on their December 2007 reporting statement, the Foundation reported total assets of $5,882,002 in total assets and total giving of $559,270. According to the 2007 reporting statement, the foundation accepts unsolicited requests for funding and there are no submission deadlines or restrictions. Based on a multi-year analysis of granting activity, the foundation supports projects focused on education, health, religion and sports and receation. Past awarded grants for education projects ranged from $1,000 to $36,625. Past recipients included Egan Elementary School, Egan, LA ($1,000); Grace Community School, Tyler, Tx ($6,000); and Notre Dame High School, Crowley, LA ($22,200). Applications should be submitted to: Kenneth O. Privat, 525 W. Court Circle, Crowley, LA 70525 Telephone: (337) 783-7142. (Posted 11/3/09)
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McCarthey Dressman Education Foundation was founded by Sarah MCarthey and Mark Dressaman, University of Illinois Champaign professors, in recognition of the struggle educators too often face in bringing truly exceptional teaching to their students. The Foundation supports Academic Enrichment Grants designed to develop in-class and extra curricula programs that improve student learning. The Foundation considers proposals that nurture the intellectual, artistic and creative abilities of children from low-income households. Pre-K through 12th grade teachers who are employed by schools or non-profit organizations and work directly with students from low-income households are eligible to apply for grants for up to $10,000 per year for a maximum of three years. Deadline: May 1 (Posted 4/16/09)
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McCarthey Dressman Education Foundation was founded by Sarah MCarthey and Mark Dressaman, University of Illinois Champaign professors, in recognition of the struggle educators too often face in bringing truly exceptional teaching to their students. The Foundation supports Academic Enrichment Grants designed to develop in-class and extra curricula programs that improve student learning. The Foundation considers proposals that nurture the intellectual, artistic and creative abilities of children from low-income households. Pre-K through 12th grade teachers who are employed by schools or non-profit organizations who work with students from low-income households are eligible to apply. Deadline: May 1 (Posted 4/16/09)
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The Foundation obtained charitable status in March 1999 and is located in Arabi, Louisiana. In their most recent reporting year ending December 31, 2006, the Foundation reported total assets of $45,371,869 and total giving of $326,977. Grant awards in 2006 ranged from $100 - $45,000. The report also notes that the Foundation accepts unsolicited requests for funding and does not have submission deadlines or restrictions and limitations on awards. Applications in the form of a written request stating purpose, name of organization, person to contact and amount of request should be submitted to Rita O. Gue, 417 Friscoville Avenue, Arabi, LA 70032. Telephone: (504) 439-8192. Grant applications are also available upon request. *Note: Previous grant recipients include Gethsemane Preschool and Chalmette High School. Deadline: Ongoing (Posted 5/5/09)
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The Foundation obtained charitable status in March 1999 and is located in Arabi, Louisiana. In their most recent reporting year ending December 31, 2006, the Foundation reported total assets of $45,371,869 and total giving of $326,977. Grant awards for 2006 ranged from $100 - $45,000. The report also notes that the Foundation accepts unsolicited requests for funding and does not have submission deadlines or restrictions and limitations on awards. Applications in the form of a written request stating purpose, name of organization, person to contact and amount of request should be submitted to Rita O. Gue, 417 Friscoville Avenue, Arabi, LA 70032. Telephone: (504) 439-8192. Grant applications are also available upon request. *Note: Previous grant recipients include Gethsemane Preschool and Chalmette High School. Deadline: Ongoing (Posted 5/5/09)
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The Mickelson ExxonMobil Teachers Academy is a one-week all-expense-paid intensive professional development program for 3rd-5th grade teachers or district coordinators. The program is designed to inspire participants and equip them with interactive teaching tools to ignite their students’ passion for science and math. Third through fifth grade teachers and district coordinators from accredited schools in the contiguous United States are eligible to apply. Deadline: October 31 (Updated 4/14/09)
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The Mickelson ExxonMobil Teachers Academy is a one-week all-expense-paid intensive professional development program for 3rd-5th grade teachers or district coordinators. The program is designed to inspire participants and equip them with interactive teaching tools to ignite their students’ passion for science and math. Third through fifth grade teachers and district coordinators from accredited schools in the contiguous United States are eligible to apply. Deadline: October 31 (Updated 4/14/09)
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The Jean and Saul A Mintz Foundation was established in May 1958 and is located in Monroe, Louisiana. In their most recent reporting year ending December 2007, the Foundation reported total assets of $3,777,674 (Fair Market Value) and total giving of $187,855. Based on a review of previous awards, the foundation has supported projects targeting the arts and culture, Jewish organizations and temples, social and human services, and education. The foundation accepts unsolicited requests for funding and there are no specific application requirements, submission deadlines or restrictions or limitations on awards, such as by geographical area, charitable fields, kinds of institutions, or other factors. Previous education grants included Greenwich Country Day School in Greenwich, CT in 2007 ($15,000). Applications should be submitted to Mr. Saul A. Mintz, P.O. Box 6058, Monroe, LA 71211. Telephone: (318) 388-2000 Note: Be sure to obtain an approved Grant Summary Sheet from the EBR Grants Office before submitting an application to this foundation. Deadline: Ongoing
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The Jean and Saul A Mintz Foundation was established in May 1958 and is located in Monroe, Louisiana. In their most recent reporting year ending December 2007, the Foundation reported total assets of $3,777,674 (Fair Market Value) and total giving of $187,855. Based on a review of previous awards, the foundation has supported projects targeting the arts and culture, Jewish organizations and temples, social and human services, and education. The foundation accepts unsolicited requests for funding and there are no specific application requirements, submission deadlines or restrictions or limitations on awards, such as by geographical area, charitable fields, kinds of institutions, or other factors. Previous education grants included Greenwich Country Day School in Greenwich, CT in 2007 ($15,000). Applications should be submitted to Mr. Saul A. Mintz, P.O. Box 6058, Monroe, LA 71211. Telephone: (318) 388-2000 Note: Be sure to obtain an approved Grant Summary Sheet from the EBR Grants Office before submitting an application to this foundation. Deadline: Ongoing
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The Mockingbird Foundation, Inc. (MFI) was established in 1997 by a small group of fans of the band Phish. This all-volunteer organization offers competitive grants to schools and non-profit organizations for music education for children. The grants, ranging from $50 - $5,000, are funded through proceeds collected from the sale of Phish CDs, books, and other projects. Grant funds can be used for professional development/teacher training, other programs/curricula, equipment, and/or supplies. All public, charter, and Title I schools throughout the U.S. are eligible to apply. Those interested in submitting a proposal should first send a letter of inquiry (1-2 pages) describing the organization and/or project, the amount being sought, and the intended use of the grant. Selected applicants will then be invited to submit full proposals. Letter of Inquiry deadline: August 1 and February 1 (Updated 6/23/09)
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The James R. Moffett Family Foundation was established in June 1952 and is located in New Orleans, Louisiana. In their most recent reporting year ending November 30, 2008, the Foundation reported total assets of $1,464,609 (Fair Market Value) and total giving of $235,450. Based on their last reporting statement, the Foundation accepts unsolicited requests for funding in the areas of education, health, social and human services, environment and sports and recreation. There are no submission deadlines or restrictions on awards. Previous grants for education projects ranged from $15,000 to $5,000. Applications in the form of a formal written request outlining specific needs and use of funds should be submitted to: Mr. Henry Dauterive, The James R. Moffett Foundation, 1615 Poydras Street, Suite 2279, New Orleans, La 70112-1254 Deadline: Ongoing (Posted 7/7/09)
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The Motorola Foundation, in partnership with the Chicago History Museum, is sponsoring grants of up to $25,000 for projects developed by U.S. civic, educational and cultural organizations that actively integrate lessons from Abraham Lincoln’s life. Schools, school systems, community organizations, arts and culture organizations, and non-profits groups are eligible to apply. Funds from the grant may be used for teacher training, curriculum design, speech competitions and debates, seminars, and dance or music programs. Civil War battle reenactments are ineligible. Deadline: July 30, 2008 (Posted 6/10/08)
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The Mr. Holland’s Opus Foundation (MHOF) donates instruments to music programs where students have access to a music curriculum but lack the resources and support base to adequately keep up with equipment loss due to attrition, depreciation, and wear over time. Public, private, and charter schools may apply, but must be either Title I or able to demonstrate financial need. The MHOF has established three grant programs, each with their own criteria: 1) The Melody Program helps K-12 school instrumental music programs that take place during the school day; 2) the Special Projects Program helps before and after-school music programs; and 3) the Michael Kamen Solo Award helps outstanding student musicians enrolled in grades 8-12 who cannot afford to obtain an appropriate instrument. Requests should not exceed $10,000 worth (retail) of musical instruments. Deadline: Ongoing (Posted 7/1/09)
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The Michael Davis Music Is Revolution Foundation provides a mini-grant program for teachers to implement support, and/or improve their ability to provide quality music education for their students. Public school teachers of children in grades K-12 may apply for up to $500 in funding for projects that clearly contain a music education focus. Funds may be used for supplies, materials, equipment, transportation for a field trip, and/or to bring a performer or musical group to the school. Deadlines: April 15, October 15 and January 15 (Updated 11/3/09)
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K-12 public school music (vocal or instrumental) programs that qualify for Title I federal funding and serving a minimum of 70% low-income students or non-profit 501(c)(3) organizations directly funding music education programs are eligible to apply for Music Matter Grants. Schools and programs must already employ a music educator(s) and have an existing music program in place. The grants are sponsored by the Muzak Heart and Soul Foundation and are designed to promote educational reform in school and independent music programs. Grants of $1,000 - $12,000 will be awarded in April 2010 to schools and music programs throughout the United States. Grant requests must articulate specific needs for existing and/or planned music programs. Deadline: February 5, 2010 (Updated 11/2/09)
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