Alaska's Educational Grants

Alaska Grant Programs

AFCEA Alaska’s STEM Grant Program

• Description: Supports STEM education initiatives in Alaska.

• Amount: Varies.

• Duration: Typically 1 year.

• Eligibility: Alaska-based educational institutions and organizations.

• Website: AFCEA Alaska

• Deadline: Varies; check the website for current information.

Aim High Afterschool Alliance Awards

• Description: Recognizes exemplary afterschool programs providing high-quality learning opportunities.

• Amount: Varies.

• Duration: Not specified.

• Eligibility: Afterschool programs in the U.S.

• Website: Afterschool Alliance

• Deadline: Varies; refer to the website for updates.

Alaska Seas and Watersheds

• Description: Provides educational resources and funding for projects related to Alaska's marine and freshwater environments.

• Amount: Varies.

• Duration: Project-based.

• Eligibility: Educators and organizations in Alaska.

• Website: Alaska Seas and Watersheds

• Deadline: Varies; check the website for current information.

Alaska Science Teachers Association

• Description: Supports science educators in Alaska through grants for professional development and classroom projects.

• Amount: Varies.

• Duration: Typically 1 year.

• Eligibility: Science teachers in Alaska.

• Website: Alaska Science Teachers Association

• Deadline: Varies; refer to the website for updates.

Alaska Space Grant Program

• Description: Supports higher education projects developing STEM workforce in NASA-related disciplines.

• Amount: Up to $15,000.

• Duration: Project-based.

• Eligibility: Faculty and students at Alaska institutions.

• Website: Alaska Space Grant Program

• Deadline: October 1, 2025.

Charlotte Martin Foundation

• Description: Supports youth in athletics, culture, education, and wildlife preservation.

• Amount: Varies.

• Duration: Typically 1 year.

• Eligibility: Organizations in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska.

• Website: Charlotte Martin Foundation

• Deadline: Varies; check the website for current information.

Distance Learning & Telemedicine Grants

• Description: Supports use of telecommunications for education and medical services in rural areas.

• Amount: Varies.

• Duration: Project-based.

• Eligibility: Nonprofits, for-profits, government agencies, school districts, tribal governments, IHEs in the U.S.

• Website: USDA Distance Learning & Telemedicine Grants

• Deadline: March 6, 2025.

IEEE Foundation Grants

• Description: Funds projects advancing technology for humanity.

• Amount: Varies.

• Duration: Typically 1 year.

• Eligibility: IEEE organizational units, nonprofits, individuals.

• Website: IEEE Foundation

• Deadline: Varies; refer to the website for updates.

M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust

• Description: Supports nonprofits in the Pacific Northwest to enhance education, culture, and more.

• Amount: Varies.

• Duration: Typically 1 year.

• Eligibility: Nonprofits in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington.

• Website: M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust

• Deadline: Varies; check the website for current information.

Motorola Solutions Foundation

• Description: Supports programs engaging students in STEM activities and careers.

• Amount: Varies.

• Duration: Typically 1 year.

• Eligibility: Nonprofits and schools in the U.S.

• Website: Motorola Solutions Foundation

• Deadline: Varies; refer to the website for updates.

STEM Alaska

• Description: Promotes STEM education and careers through various programs in Alaska.

• Amount: Varies.

• Duration: Project-based.

• Eligibility: Students, educators, and organizations in Alaska.

• Website: STEM Alaska

• Deadline: Varies; check the website for current information.

The Alaska Community Foundation

• Description: Offers grants supporting nonprofit projects benefiting Alaskans.

• Amount: Varies.

• Duration: Typically 1 year.

• Eligibility: Nonprofits in Alaska.

• Website: The Alaska Community Foundation

• Deadline: Varies by the grant program; refer to the website for details.

Toshiba America Foundation

• Description: Supports K-12 science and math education projects.

• Amount: Up to $5,000 (grades K-5); up to $10,000 (grades 6-12).

• Duration: 1 year.

• Eligibility: K-12 teachers in the U.S.

• Website: Toshiba America Foundation

• Deadline: Varies by grade level.

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