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Current EDU Funding Opps

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In a continued effort as your partner in the classroom, PowerUpEDU has a dedicated and experienced staff member to research and vet available funding resources for interactive technology, curriculum, and professional learning. Our mission is to facilitate learning and promote academic achievement through the implementation and integration of high-value and cost-effective learning solutions.

Contact PowerUpEDU if you have questions about these resources.

Educational Funding Opportunities

Looking for Grants to Fund a STEM Program? *Just added below.

*Just Added April 2026!

*Glenn W. Bailey Foundation STEM Program Grants

Added December 2025!

Meta Data Center Community Action Grants

9/21/2025

Blue School Grant – SJRWMD

10/1/2025

Constellation’s E2 Energy to Educate Grant Program

Next cycle opens March 2026

Dollar General Youth Literacy Grant

Best fit: Atlanta schools with a focus on STEM-based K-12 math proficiency

Takeda Pharmaceuticals Building STEM Foundations Initiative

Applications available Dec 2025, with a 3/11/2026 deadline.

Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, LLC, Innovative Teaching Mini Grants Program

Next cycle opens March 2026. Rolling submission cycle for SC schools

Power:Ed Grants

Next application period opens April 1, 2026

Sparklight Charitable Giving Fund

9/30/2025

AMSTI Robotics Grant

Applications closed 11/21/2025

Florida Power & Light Company Classroom Makeover Grants

TBA for Fall 2025

Truliant Education Grant Program

6/9/2025

Burroughs Wellcome Fund – Student STEM Enrichment Program

9/30/2025

Burroughs Wellcome Fund – Promoting Inovation in Science & Mathematics

Georgia Teachers Initiative

The Georgia Foundation for Public Education is awarding between $500 and $2,500 in Teacher Grants for Innovation to Georgia public school teachers to help bring your creative ideas to life.

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and reviewed and awarded monthly

Varies by state

Boeing Community Engagement Grants

N/A – always available

Donors Choose

N/A

Grants4Teachers

Awarded on a rolling basis

Gravely and Paige Grants | AFCEA International

Awarded on a rolling basis

Halliburton Foundation giving guidelines

Applications are open September 1 – October 31

Honda USA Foundation Funding | Honda Corporate Social Responsibility

Awarded on a rolling basis

International Paper

January 15 – April 15 (up to 200 submissions)

Academic Enrichment Grants « McCarthey Dressman Education Foundation

October 10, 2025

McDonalds’s Golden Grants

Accepts proposals from July 15 to November 1

Mitsubishi Electric America Foundation | Greater Community | Sustainability | Mitsubishi Electric UNITED STATES

Next grant cycle opens late November, 2025

Motorola Solutions Foundation Grant

Based on specific grant

National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Grants

Varies; contact local Nordson representative (on website) for details.

Nordson Foundation Grants

N/A

State Farm Good Neighbor Citizenship Grant

Community Ambassador Program currently open with an April 3, 2026 deadline

TE Connectivity Grants

9/15/2025

The NEA Foundation Student Success Grants

February 15th and August 15th

The Snook Foundation

Multiple deadlines; depends on grant type

Toshiba America Foundation Grants

October 1, 2025 & May 1, 2026

Toyota Effect

August/September

TVA STEM Ready Grants

April 18, 2025; next deadline TBA

Voya Unsung Heroes Awards Program

3 submission periods for 2025: *Mar 1 – July 15 & *Aug 6 – Oct 15 & *Nov 1 – Dec 31

Wal-mart – Spark Good Local Grants

Awarded on a rolling basis

Wells Fargo Community Giving

Awarded on a rolling basis

Westinghouse Charitable Giving Program

For information or assistance on Federal Funding,

contact your school district’s Federal Programs Department or Andy Jones, Funding Program Manager for PowerUpEDU.

Federal Funding Educational Opportunities

Title I-A
Improve academic achievement of disadvantaged students
Title I-C
Support education of migratory children; must supplement other Title funds
Title II-A
Improve teacher and principal quality
Title III
Support English language acquisition for English learners; must supplement other Title funds and programs
Title IV-A
Provide students with a well-rounded education, improve school conditions, and use technology to improve academic achievement
Title IV-B
21st Century grant
The 21st Century Community Learning Center grant provides students with after-school and community learning programs to provide academic enrichment, career readiness, and SEL support.
Title V-A
Support rural and low-income schools; intended to supplement the allowable uses of other Title funds
IDEA, Part B
Just Added!
Federal Funding provided through the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) that supports special education
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