Help improve public schools
Promote STEM Education
STEM education fosters creativity and equips individuals to address global challenges like climate change, healthcare, and cybersecurity. By helping students to engage in STEM, we ensure the development of a highly skilled workforce capable of shaping the future and keeping pace with the demands of an ever-changing job market.
Improve Math and Reading Skills
Schools in underserved areas are often faced with inadequate access to resources. They may lack essential materials, qualified teachers, and technology. Disparity in funding creates gaps in educational opportunities.
Improve access to arts education
Music and art are essential components of a well-rounded education, yet they are often underfunded or overlooked in public schools. Participation in music and art has been shown to improve cognitive abilities, boost academic performance, and enhance social skills. It is crucial to remember that the arts play a key role in nurturing well-rounded individuals and fostering a vibrant, innovative society.
Grant Opportunity:
Help Improve Public Schools
Amount: Up to $50,000
Application Deadline: January 5, 2026
Goal: Creative ideas that will increase the success of STEM education, advance art and music, particularly for underserved students, or promote math and reading skills.
We are now accepting applications from schools, nonprofits, community organizations, and educators dedicated to providing opportunities that support innovative programs and projects that enhance learning for students who face systemic barriers to educational success.
Proposals should include clear, measurable outcomes such as improved academic performance, successful program completion, credential attainment, and job placement or advancement. Programs that collaborate with schools, employers, or community organizations to create sustainable career pipelines are especially encouraged to apply. Priority will be given to initiatives serving underserved youth populations, including students from low-income communities.