Community Giving University of Minnesota 1st Tuesday 2013 3Mgives 3Mgives is the home for our Strategic Philanthropy and Global Community Engagement. We wrap-up our 60th anniversary with a video that celebrates the spirit of who we are and what we do . . . 3Mgives. Sparticl – Try It! 3M is pleased to announce Sparticl – a free, online science website designed with and for teens meeting them where they are – on line. Want to know more about nanotechnology? Designed with teens in mind, we invite people of all ages to visit Sparticl and share it with friends. 3M is pleased to partner with TPT - Twin Cities Public Television – to make this resource available to people of all ages but especially for the next generation of innovators. Introducing 3Mgives Introducing 3Mgives – the new name that encompasses all 3M/3M Foundation giving, product donations and volunteerism around the globe. Kim Price, Vice President, 3Mgives
Educational Funding and Awards AAUW has a long and distinguished history of advancing educational and professional opportunities for women in the United States and around the globe. One of the world’s largest sources of funding for graduate women, AAUW is providing more than $3.7 million in funding for more than 245 fellowships and grants to outstanding women and nonprofit organizations in the 2013–14 academic year. Due to the longstanding, generous contributions of AAUW members, a broader community of women continues to gain access to educational and economic opportunities — breaking through barriers so that all women have a fair chance. Fellowship and grant recipients perform research in a wide range of disciplines and work to improve their schools and communities. Learn more about each of AAUW’s six fellowships and grants and our alumnae: Directory of Fellows and Grantees Search this directory to learn about the exemplary work of AAUW fellows and grantees. Alumnae Selection Panels
Ready To Learn Television Ready to Learn Television CPB/PBS Release Summary Research Report The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) and PBS have released a report entitled "Findings from Ready to Learn 2005-2010" that summarizes the results of independent research conducted under grant funding from the Ready to Learn Television program. Disclaimer Press Release Announcing 2010 Awards List of Highly Rated Applications to the 2010 competition. MS Excel). CFDA Number: 84.295Program Type: Cooperative Agreements, Discretionary/Competitive GrantsAlso Known As: Ready-to-Learn TV Ready to Learn Television supports the development of educational television and digital media targeted at preschool and early elementary school children and their families.
educational technology grants educational grant funding The “Educational Technology” Index will allow K-20 schools, after-school programs, non-profit educational organizations, colleges and universities to meet the constant challenge of providing up- to-date technological training, equipment and materials by drawing on new available resources. Expand your present offerings, or create new and challenging courses with the help of cash grants, hardware, software, computer/IT training, and staff professional development grants, as well as funding for new programs and curriculum development. The “Educational Technology” Index gathered from the most recent issues of Technology Grant News, provides a new outlook and practical resources for K-20 instructors, school superintendants and district supervisors, technology coordinators, and development/grant officers. Recent excerpts from Technology Grant News: “Securing Technology Funding: The Expanding Role of Local Education Foundations (LEFs) by Ellen Wright, School Grant Technology Consultant”
Grant Information: Resources to Get You Started Updated: 01/2014 The George Lucas Educational Foundation is a nonprofit operating foundation and is not a grant-making organization. We encourage visitors seeking grants or grant information to check our resource list below. You might also consider contacting local community foundations, service organizations and businesses in your area, or your state department of education, which may provide school site-based grants in support of educational technology. And be sure to check out the webinar archive, "The Fundamentals of Funding: How to Identify, Write, and Submit Grants for School and Program Initiatives." Websites with Grant Information | Periodicals with Grant Information | Corporate and Foundation Grants | Government Grants | Technology Donation Programs Websites with Grant Information FastWeb The largest online scholarship search available, with 1.3 million scholarships representing over three billion in scholarship dollars. Email: info@FastWeb.com Phone: (212) 351-7000 FastWeb, 444 N.
Lumina is committed to enrolling and graduating more students from college. In fact, we are the nation's largest foundation dedicated exclusively to increasing students' access to and success in postsecondary education. Our mission is defined by Goal 2025 EdTech Leaders Online: Funding and Grants As you prepare a proposal for funding, you will undoubtedly need to include information that describes the ETLO program in detail. We have prepared sample text that can be used to fill in more detail for a proposal you are working on and/or prompt you about information that your district needs to consider as you apply for funding. Regardless of whether you've been writing grants for years or you're venturing into the world of RFPs for the very first time, the EdTech Leaders Online Grantwriting Guide can offer guidance for crafting a proposal specific to the ETLO programs and can help clarify the role and format of each proposal component. As you learn more about your colleagues' successful proposals, you may also find their tips and tricks helpful in securing your own funding, grant-based or otherwise. Sample Grant Proposal Text Online Course Design and Delivery (HTML | Word) This document provides sample text for a grant proposal to fund the Online Course Design and Delivery program.
Corporate Literacy Grants and Other Literacy Resources Site Map Close This Window Thousands of corporations offers funds and initiatives related literacy projects and reading programs. Some of the corporate serve local communities only. Corporations welcome the visibility these programs give to their corporate name and image. The Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy announced today (2007) that it has awarded a total of $627,423 to develop or expand ten programs that will improve the literacy skills of parents and their children. Barnes & Noble considers local and national support requests from non-profit organizations that focus on literacy, the arts or education (pre-K – 12). Andrew Carnegie charged the Corporation to dedicate itself to the "advancement and diffusion of knowledge and understanding." The Global Fund for Children - Books for Kids. Target Stores Local grant money is provided for hometown organizations, focusing on programs that promote a love of reading or encourage children to read together with their families.
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