Grant package of $3,000 awarded to a library presently engaged in innovative programming extended to underserved populations and subsequent outreach.
Grant dedicated to author and school speaker Paula Danziger whereby one school will be awarded each year with a visit from an author and illustrator in addition to receiving books toward extending a tradition in creativity.
Grant award range of $100-$500 per teacher (limit of 2 grants per school each year) of grades preK-12 who teach or reside in an area serviced by American Electric Power with the goal of improving student achievement through a focus on STEM and energy efficiency.
Grant award of up to $500 available for full-time educators who have not received a scholarship or grant from AAE in the past 2 years and can be utilized for various projects, materials, and classroom resources.
Grant aimed at expanding and building book collections among various community organizations amounting to an award of over 100 titles by African American authors and illustrators distributed based on need.
Adult and Family Literacy Grants, Summer Reading Grants and others. Offered annually to schools and community organizations.
At school or at home…wherever learning happens, you can make a difference. With teachers and students facing the toughest learning challenges in a generation, you can help provide the supplies to keep kids learning. Project sponsorship for initiatives.
Grant requests of up to $1,000 in program areas such as arts and culture, community improvement/enrichment, economic development, education/literacy, environment, and healthy families.
Grant awarded to public schools, libraries, or preschool programs aimed at funding and encouraging creative innovative activity throughout class or within the community that provides an enriching experience generally outside the realm of standard curriculum.
NSLPY award recipients will receive up to $10,000 in addition to an obelisk as a symbol of school library excellence for implementing library programming that is curriculum integrated and meets the dynamic needs of a changing educational landscape.
The McCarthey Dressman Education Foundation sponsors proposals that enhance student learning and educational quality, paying particular attention to those that best serve the at-risk and under-funded.
The National Home Library Foundation makes grants to fund books for libraries, schools and literacy programs serving children, teens or adults in need of reading and learning resources. Priority is given to programs in the Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia areas.
Educators frequently need outside resources to engage in meaningful professional development due to limited district funding. Through our Learning & Leadership grants, we support the professional development of NEA members by providing grants to individuals to participate in high-quality professional development like summer institutes, conferences, seminars, travel abroad programs, or action research
The primary focus of the Nora Roberts Foundation is to support Literacy. Additional areas of focus are: Children's programs, Arts organizations, and Humanitarian efforts, with local organizations being its priority. All organizations supported must be a registered 501(c)(3).
Media Literacy Grant award of $1,250 for certified NYS teachers of preK-12 that participate in media services with a BOCES or Big 5 EMTA member supporting educators engaging in media literacy instruction utilizing various platforms and resources.
$2,500 grant for those libraries with limited or no funds for programming.
"The Penguin Random House Library Award for Innovation recognizes U.S. libraries and librarians who create lasting innovative community service programs that successfully inspire and connect with new readers."
Grants awarded within the range of $2,500-$10,000 to school libraries serving young individuals preK-12 are permitted to cover books that will be used repeatedly by classroom libraries, central library (or something similar), processing or cataloguing fees from book vendors (for processing of the books ordered in conjunction with your Snapdragon project), as well as reference materials for use by students, magazines or newspaper subscriptions.
Library of Congress grant to provide professional development and creation of curriculum, lessons, and activities for using primary sources.
Grant awards dispersed yearly to K-12 educators who demonstrate innovation, creativity, and the ability to positively influence students through various projects with 50 finalists (1 in each state) receiving a $2,000 grant who are then eligible for additional monetary awards based on placement.
Supporting adult and family literacy in the United States by fostering new and promoting existing adult literacy and educational programs. Grants range from $200 - $10,000.
We are always looking to support new and innovative ideas and efforts that help ensure all children, families and communities – regardless of race or income – have opportunities to reach their full potential. WKKF wants all children to live a full life with high-quality early childhood experiences, in a home with families that have good jobs, and in a community where they are nurtured. Embedded in all that we do is a commitment to advancing racial equity, to developing leaders and to engaging communities in solving their own problems.
Grant ranging from $250-$5000 for a K-12 public school with a proposed project that benefits the community at large, such as food pantries, soup kitchens, and clothing closets.