Educational Opportunities: A Guide to Idaho (ID) Grants

 

Idaho demonstrates its commitment to education through various grant programs aimed at enhancing STEM education, career and technical education, and innovative learning experiences. Here's an overview of the grants available in Idaho:

Idaho Education Grant Programs

Here is a detailed overview of the grants:

Aim High Afterschool Alliance Awards

  • Description: Supports out-of-school programs for middle school youth to prepare for high school.

  • Amount: $20,000 (1 year); $100,000 (2 years).

  • Duration: 1 or 2 years.

  • Eligibility: 501(c)(3) organizations for middle school students.

  • Website:Aim High Awards

  • Deadline: Varies.

IEEE Foundation Grants

  • Description: Supports projects aligned with IEEE's mission to advance technology for humanity.

  • Amount: Varies.

  • Duration: 1 year.

  • Eligibility: IEEE units, nonprofits, individuals.

  • Website:IEEE Foundation

  • Deadline: Varies.

The Gannett Foundation

  • Description: Supports community-building initiatives in Gannett-served areas.

  • Amount: Varies.

  • Duration: 1 year.

  • Eligibility: Nonprofits in Gannett communities.

  • Website: The Gannett Foundation

  • Deadline: Varies.ards

  • Deadline: Typically in spring.

Charlotte Martin Foundation

  • Description: Supports youth development and wildlife conservation programs in the Northwestern United States.

  • Amount: Up to $20,000.

  • Duration: 1 year.

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

  • Website: Charlotte Martin Foundation

  • Deadline: Spring cycle opens May 1, closes June 1.

Distance Learning & Telemedicine Grants

  • Description: Supports distance learning and telemedicine services in rural areas.

  • Amount: Up to $1,000,000.

  • Duration: 1-3 years.

  • Eligibility: State and local entities, nonprofits.

  • Website: USDA Distance Learning & Telemedicine Grants

  • Deadline: Typically in spring.

Dollar General Beyond Words Library Relief Fund

  • Description: Provides funding to public school libraries recovering from disasters.

  • Amount: Up to $20,000.

  • Duration: 1 year.

  • Eligibility: Public school libraries in disaster-affected areas.

  • Website: Beyond Words

  • Deadline: Rolling.

Dominion Energy

  • Description: Supports community education and environmental stewardship programs.

  • Amount: Varies.

  • Eligibility: Nonprofits and schools in service areas.

  • Website: Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation

Idaho Digital Learning

  • Description: Provides grants and resources to advance STEM education in Idaho.

  • Amount: Varies.

  • Duration: Varies.

  • Eligibility: Educational institutions, nonprofits, and community organizations in Idaho.

  • Website: Idaho STEM Action Center

  • Deadline: Varies by program.

Idaho National Laboratory

  • Description: Offers educational grants and partnerships focusing on STEM education and workforce development.

  • Amount: Varies.

  • Duration: Varies.

  • Eligibility: Educational institutions and nonprofits in Idaho.

  • Website: Idaho National Laboratory

  • Deadline: Varies by program.

Idaho Out-of-School Network

  • Description: Supports quality out-of-school programs through funding, training, and resources.

  • Amount: Varies.

  • Duration: Varies.

  • Eligibility: Out-of-school programs in Idaho.

  • Website: Idaho Out-of-School Network

  • Deadline: Varies by program.

Idaho STEM Action Center

  • Description: Provides grants and resources to advance STEM education in Idaho.

  • Amount: Varies.

  • Duration: Varies.

  • Eligibility: Educational institutions, nonprofits, and community organizations in Idaho.

  • Website: Idaho STEM Action Center

  • Deadline: Varies by program.

Idaho Women's Charitable Foundation

  • Description: Offers grants to nonprofits addressing community needs in education, health, and arts.

  • Amount: Varies.

  • Duration: 1 year.

  • Eligibility: Nonprofits serving Idaho communities.

  • Website: Idaho Women's Charitable Foundation

  • Deadline: Varies by program.

Micron

  • Description: Provides grants and partnerships focusing on STEM education and community development.

  • Amount: Varies.

  • Duration: Varies.

  • Eligibility: Nonprofits and educational institutions in areas where Micron operates.

  • Website: Micron Foundation

  • Deadline: Varies by program.

M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust

  • Description: Supports nonprofits in the Pacific Northwest through grants in education, arts, health, and science.

  • Amount: Varies.

  • Duration: Varies.

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

  • Website: M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust

  • Deadline: Varies by program.

Nagel Foundation

  • Description: Provides grants to support education, health, and human services initiatives.

  • Amount: Varies.

  • Duration: 1 year.

  • Eligibility: Nonprofits in Idaho.

  • Website: Contact through local Idaho community foundations.

  • Deadline: Varies by program.

The Whittenberger Foundation

  • Description: Supports educational, cultural, and health initiatives benefiting children and young adults.

  • Amount: Varies.

  • Duration: 1 year.

  • Eligibility: Nonprofits in Idaho.

  • Website: The Whittenberger Foundation

  • Deadline: Typically in fall.

Toshiba America Foundation

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

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

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

  • Website: Toshiba America Foundation

  • Deadline: Varies by grade level and amount.

These Idaho education grants represent significant investments in the state's educational future, focusing on key areas such as STEM initiatives, career and technical education, and innovative learning experiences. For the most up-to-date and comprehensive information about these grant opportunities, it's recommended to contact the Idaho Department of Education directly or check their website.

Navigating the Application Process

While each grant has specific requirements, some common elements are essential for a successful application:

  • Thorough Research: Understand the grant's purpose, eligibility criteria, and funding priorities.

  • Compelling Narrative: Clearly articulate your project's goals, objectives, and potential impact.

  • Detailed Budget: Provide a realistic and itemized budget that aligns with the grant's guidelines.

  • Timely Submission: Adhere to all deadlines and ensure all required documents are included.

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