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Target Art Grants make it affordable for the entire family to participate in different arts and cultural experiences. Programs that bring the arts to schools or children to the arts are of particpular interest. Examples of Arts Grants include school touring programs, field trips to the theater or symphony, or artist residencies and workshops in schools. Grants range from $1,000 to $3,000. Nonprofits with a 501(c)(3) status, schools, and units of government in areas where Target does business are eligible to apply. Applications are available at Target Stores and online and will be reviewed as received. Applications must be submitted on-line. Application deadline: March 1 to May 31 (Updated 1/22/08)
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Target Early Childhood Reading Grants are awarded to schools, libraries, and nonprofit organziations with programs promoting a love of reading or encouraging families to read together. Programs that inspire the youngest readers (birth through third grade) are of particular interest. Examples of Reading Grants are Saturday Superstars Book Club, Readers for Life, After School Read Aloud, and Families Read Together. Grants range from $1,000 to $3,000. Nonprofits with a 501(c)(3) status, schools, and units of government in areas where Target does business are eligible to apply. Applications must be submitted on-line from March 1 - May 31. (Updated 1/24/08)
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The Target Corporation is accepting applications for their 2009-10 Field Trip Grant Program. Target hopes that teachers can use this grant to continue using the valuable experiential learning gained from field trips to enhance students’ classroom studies. Up to 5,000 educators will receive grants of up to $800 each to fund a field trip occuring in Spring of 2010. Destinations may include art museums, environmental projects, cultural events, or civic experiences. Educators, teachers, principals, or paraprofessionals who are employed by an accredited K-12 public, private or charter school are eligible to apply. Only one submission per applicant will be accepted. Applications must be submitted electronically by November 3, 2009. Note: Be sure to submit a Grant Summary Sheet prior to applying and make a copy of your application before you click the submit button. (Updated 7/1/09)
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The Southern Poverty Law Center, a nonprofit anti-discrimination group, provides funding to Pre/K-12 teachers from the Teaching Tolerance project. Grants ranging from $500 to $2,500 are awarded for projects designed to reduce prejuice among youth, improve intergroup relations in schools and/or support educator professional development in these areas. Preference is given to projects that promise the most direct and immediate student impact. Deadline: On-going (Updated: 6/10/08)
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The Gale/Library Media Connection TEAMS award recognizes and encourages the critical collaboration between the teacher and the library media specialist to promote learning and increase student achievement. All K-12 public and private schools in the U.S. and Canada are eligible to apply. Applicants must demonstrate: 1) collaboration between the library media specialists and teachers during the 2007-08 school year, 2) effective techniques that positively impact student learning and achievement, 3) support from school leadership, and 4) ability for others to replicate the project. Three winners will receive: a $2,500 cash award; Gale products (approximate value $500); a one-year subscription to Library Media Connection; and Educator’s Professional Bookshelf (approximate value $500) from Linworth Publishing. Deadline: June 15, 2009 (Posted 9/12/08)
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The Gale/Library Media Connection TEAMS award recognizes and encourages the critical collaboration between the teacher and the library media specialist to promote learning and increase student achievement. All K-12 public and private schools in the U.S. and Canada are eligible to apply. Applicants must demonstrate: 1) collaboration between the library media specialists and teachers during the 2007-08 school year, 2) effective techniques that positively impact student learning and achievement, 3) support from school leadership, and 4) ability for others to replicate the project. Three winners will receive: a $2,500 cash award; Gale products (approximate value $500); a one-year subscription to Library Media Connection; and Educator’s Professional Bookshelf (approximate value $500) from Linworth Publishing. Deadline: June 15, 2009 (Posted 9/12/08)
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The Outdoor Foundation provides funding to support programs with a record of increasing youth (ages 6-22) participation in outdoor activities. Projects must focus on outdoor activities, have a mentoring component, and be sustainable, replicable, and impactful. Funding varies by project. Applicants must first submit a Letter of Inquiry, then if accepted they will be asked to submit a full proposal. Letter of Inquiries are accepted from February 1 – August 1. (Posted 4/16/09)
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The Tomberg Family Philanthropies consists of two separate charitable funds, The Marty Tomberg Charitable Fund and the Philip and Helen Brecher Charitable Fund. The foundation makes grants to organizations for projects in the areas of the environment, poverty alleviation, health and education. According to an email response from the foundation’s director, Mr. Charles Tomberg, public schools in the U.S. are eligible to apply for grants. Grants generally range from $5,000 to $15,000. The foundation does not have a specific application form. Applicants should follow the directions outlined in the How To Apply For Our Grants section of the website. Deadline: Ongoing
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The Tomberg Family Philanthropies consists of two separate charitable funds, The Marty Tomberg Charitable Fund and the Philip and Helen Brecher Charitable Fund. The foundation makes grants to organizations for projects in the areas of the environment, poverty alleviation, health and education. According to an email response from the foundation’s director, Mr. Charles Tomberg, public schools in the U.S. are eligible to apply for grants. Grants generally range from $5,000 to $15,000. The foundation does not have a specific application form. Applicants should follow the directions outlined in the How To Apply For Our Grants section of the website. Deadline: Ongoing
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The Tommy Hilfiger Corporation Foundation supports K-12 educational and cultural programs. Projects submitted for review must address a list of priorities listed on the Foundation’s website such as exposing students to career opportunities, developing skills in new technologies, leveraging parental and community involvement, includes hands-on activities, involve collaborate partnerships, have broad and positive impact on diverse populations with a special emphasis on women, minorities, and at-risk students, etc. Awards range from $10,000-$25,000. Application Deadlines: April 1 and October 1 (Updated 6/9/08)
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K - 6th grade public or private school teachers are eligible to apply for grants of up to $1,000 for science and math projects that engage students in positive and challenging learning experiences. Projects must: 1) be planned and led by individual teachers or teams of teachers for their own classrooms, 2) occur during the school day (Before school, after school and take home projects are not eligible), 3) take place over at least three class sessions, 3) be completed by May 1st and 4) not based solely on the purchase of a pre-packaged lab. Funds may be used to purchase project materials for student use only. Salaries, textbooks, computer hardware, audio-visual equipment may not be included in the budget. Deadline: October 1 (Updated 7/14/09)
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K - 6th grade public or private school teachers are eligible to apply for grants of up to $1,000 for science and math projects that engage students in positive and challenging learning experiences. Projects must: 1) be planned and led by individual teachers or teams of teachers for their own classrooms, 2) occur during the school day, 3) take place over at least three class sessions, and 4) be completed by May 1st. Funds may be used to purchase project materials for student use. Salaries, textbooks, computer hardware, audio-visual equipment may not be included in the budget. Deadline: October 1 (Updated 6/3/08)
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Public or private school 7th – 12th grade teachers are eligible to apply for grants for science and math projects that engage students in positive and challenging learning experiences. Projects must: 1) be designed and led by individual teachers or teams of teachers for their own classrooms, 2) occur during the school day (before school, after-school and take home projects are not eligible), 3) take place over at least three class sessions, and 4) be completed by May 1st, 4) not based solely on the purchase of a pre-packaged kit. Funds may be used to purchase project materials for student use. Salaries, textbooks, computer hardware, audio-visual equipment may not be included in the budget. Applications for grants of $5,000 or less are accepted throughout the year. The deadlines for applying for grants over $5,000 are February 1st and August 1st. (Updated 7/14/09)
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Public or private school 7th – 12th grade teachers are eligible to apply for grants for science and math projects that engage students in positive and challenging learning experiences. Projects must: 1) be designed and led by individual teachers or teams of teachers for their own classrooms, 2) occur during the school day (before school, after-school and take home projects are not eligible), 3) take place over at least three class sessions, and 4) be completed by May 1st, 4) not based solely on the purchase of a pre-packaged kit. Funds may be used to purchase project materials for student use. Salaries, textbooks, computer hardware, audio-visual equipment may not be included in the budget. Applications for grants of $5,000 or less are accepted throughout the year. The deadlines for applying for grants over $5,000 are February 1 and August 3 (Updated 3/30/09)
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The Toyota International Teacher Program offers fully-funded, international, professional development for U.S. secondary educators. Sixth through twelfth grand educators and teacher-librarians who currently teach in U.S. schools and have at least three years of consecutive, full-time teaching experience are eligible to apply. Recipients of the 2010 Program will travel to Costa Rica during the weeks of June 18th to July 3rd. While in Costa Rica, participants of the 2-week study tour will explore the Caribbean slope and learn about natural and cultural preservation. They will also meet with environmental experts, visit museums, and participate in activities in the rain forest. Deadline: January 6, 2010 (Posted 11/6/09)
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Toyota Motor Sales, in partnership with the National Science Teachers Association, offers grants to K-12 science teachers for innovative projects that enhance science education. Elementary teachers who teach some science in the classroom are eligible to apply. This year, 50 grants of up to $10,000 each and a minimum of 20 “mini-grants” of $2,500 each will be awarded in three categories: 1) Environmental Science Education, 2) Physical Science Applications, and 3) Literacy and Science Education. If you plan to apply for a Toyota Tapestry grant, be sure to look at their tip sheet! Deadline: January 18, 2010 (Updated 9/22/09)
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Toyota Motor Sales, in partnership with the National Science Teachers Association, offers grants to K-12 science teachers for innovative projects that enhance science education. Elementary teachers who teach some science in the classroom are eligible to apply. This year, fifty grants of up to $10,000 each and a minimum of 20 “mini-grants” of $2,500 each will be awarded in three categories: 1) Environmental Science Education, 2) Physical Science Applications, and 3) Literacy and Science Education. If you plan to apply for a Toyota Tapestry grant, be sure to look at their tip sheet! Deadline: January 18, 2010 (Updated 9/22/09)
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Toyota Motor Sales, in partnership with the National Science Teachers Association, offers grants to K-12 science teachers for innovative projects that enhance science education. Elementary teachers who teach some science in the classroom are eligible to apply. This year, fifty grants of up to $10,000 each and a minimum of 20 “mini-grants” of $2,500 each will be awarded in three categories: 1) Environmental Science Education, 2) Physical Science Applications, and 3) Literacy and Science Education. If you plan to apply for a Toyota Tapestry grant, be sure to look at their tip sheet! Deadline: January 18, 2010 (Updated 9/22/09)
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In 2008, the Marine Toys of Tots Foundation in partnership with The UPS Store and Mail Boxes, etc., launched the first year-round initiative, the Tots for Tots Literacy Program. The purpose of the program is to offer our nation’s least fortunate children the ability to compete academically and to succeed in life by providing them direct access to books and other resources that will enhance their ability to read and to communicate effectively. Organizations interested in receiving books from the Toys for Tots Literacy Program must meet the following criteria: 1) Be either a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit, public entity such as a public school or public library, or a government funded social service agency; 2) Have a primary mission to provide educational and emotional support to economically disadvantaged children; and 3) Demonstrate that a significant portion of the children the organization support live at or near the poverty level as determined by the U.S. Census Bureau. Applicants will be notified within 90 days as to the status of their application. Deadline: Ongoing (Posted 7/13/09)
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The Turner Foundation was established in March 1990 and is located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The foundation's primary purpose is to support science, education and religion. According to the most recent tax return ending December 2007, the Foundation reported assets of $1,821,1122. In 2007, the Foundation awarded a total of $15,150 in grants. The 2007 return also indicates that there are no submission deadlines and no restrictions or limitations on the awards, such as by geographical areas, charitable fields, kinds of institutions, etc. Since 2000, the Foundation has awarded 8 grants for education ranging from $250,000 to $5,000. The Foundation has supported projects focused on arts and culture, disaster relief, secondary school education, higher education, science and religion. Recipients of education related grants include Catholic High School (Baton Rouge, LA - $5,000), St. Joseph’s Academy,St. Louis, Mo. ($8,000) and St. Aloysius Academy, Wisconsin ($7,160). Applications should be submitted to J P Morgan Chase Bank NA, 450 Laurel Street North Tower Suite 2000, Baton Rouge, LA 70801. Contact: J P Morgan Chase Bank (225) 332-4443. Deadline: Ongoing (Posted 6/15/09)
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The Turner Foundation was established in March 1990 and is located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The foundation's primary purpose is to support science, education and religion. According to the most recent tax return ending December 2007, the Foundation reported assets of $1,821,1122. In 2007, the Foundation awarded a total of $15,150 in grants. The 2007 return also indicates that there are no submission deadlines and no restrictions or limitations on the awards, such as by geographical areas, charitable fields, kinds of institutions, etc. Since 2000, the Foundation has awarded 8 grants for education ranging from $250,000 to $5,000. The Foundation has supported projects focused on arts and culture, disaster relief, secondary school education, higher education, science and religion. Recipients of education related grants include Catholic High School (Baton Rouge, LA - $5,000), St. Joseph’s Academy,St. Louis, Mo. ($8,000) and St. Aloysius Academy, Wisconsin ($7,160). Applications should be submitted to J P Morgan Chase Bank NA, 450 Laurel Street North Tower Suite 2000, Baton Rouge, LA 70801. Contact: J P Morgan Chase Bank (225) 332-4443. Deadline: Ongoing (Posted 6/15/09)
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The Turner Foundation was established in March 1990 and is located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The foundation's primary purpose is to support science, education and religion. According to the most recent tax return ending December 2007, the Foundation reported assets of $1,821,1122. In 2007, the Foundation awarded a total of $15,150 in grants. The 2007 return also indicates that there are no submission deadlines and no restrictions or limitations on the awards, such as by geographical areas, charitable fields, kinds of institutions, etc. Since 2000, the Foundation has awarded 8 grants for education ranging from $250,000 to $5,000. The Foundation has supported projects focused on arts and culture, disaster relief, secondary school education, higher education, science and religion. Recipients of education related grants include Catholic High School (Baton Rouge, LA - $5,000), St. Joseph’s Academy,St. Louis, Mo. ($8,000) and St. Aloysius Academy, Wisconsin ($7,160). Applications should be submitted to J P Morgan Chase Bank NA, 450 Laurel Street North Tower Suite 2000, Baton Rouge, LA 70801. Contact: J P Morgan Chase Bank (225) 332-4443. Deadline: Ongoing (Posted 6/15/09)
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