Educational Opportunities: A Guide to Massachusetts' Education Grants

Aim High Afterschool Alliance Awards

Description: Supports high-quality out-of-school programs for middle school youth.
Amount: One-year grants of $20,000; two-year grants of $100,000.
Duration: 1-2 years.
Eligibility: 501(c)(3) organizations serving middle school students.
Website: Afterschool Alliance
Deadline: March 7, 2025.

AET Labs Grant Funding

Description: Offers various grants for science and technology education, including equipment and professional development.
Amount: Varies.
Duration: Varies.
Eligibility: Educators and schools.
Website: AET Labs
Deadline: Varies.

Biogen Foundation

Description: Focuses on STEM education and community programs.
Amount: Varies.
Duration: Varies.
Eligibility: Nonprofits and educational institutions in Biogen's communities.
Website: Biogen Foundation
Deadline: Varies.

Brown Rudnick Center Community Grants

Description: Supports educational programs in communities where they have offices.
Amount: Up to $2,000.
Duration: 1 year.
Eligibility: Nonprofits and schools.
Website: Brown Rudnick Community Involvement
Deadline: Rolling; reviewed quarterly.

Computer Science Engage

Description: Supports initiatives to enhance computer science education.
Amount: Varies.
Duration: Varies.
Eligibility: Educators and schools.
Website: CSforALL
Deadline: Varies.

Distance Learning & Telemedicine Grants

Description: Supports telecom-based educational and medical services.
Amount: Varies.
Duration: Project-based.
Eligibility: Various U.S. entities.
Website: USDA Distance Learning Grants
Deadline: March 6, 2025.

Entergy Micro Grant

Description: Supports small-scale community projects.
Amount: Typically up to $1,000.
Duration: 1 year.
Eligibility: Nonprofits and schools in Entergy's service area.
Website: Entergy
Deadline: Rolling.

IEEE Foundation Grants

Description: Funds projects advancing technology for humanity.
Amount: Varies.
Duration: 1 year.
Eligibility: IEEE units, nonprofits, individuals.
Website: IEEE Foundation
Deadline: Varies.

Intel

Description: Offers various grants related to technology and education.
Amount: Varies.
Duration: Varies.
Eligibility: Varies by program.
Website: Intel Corporate Responsibility
Deadline: Varies.

MA Department of Higher Education STEM Nexus

Description: Supports STEM initiatives in higher education.
Amount: Varies.
Duration: Varies.
Eligibility: Higher education institutions in Massachusetts.
Website: Massachusetts DHE
Deadline: Varies.

Massachusetts Life Sciences Center

Description: Offers several grant programs, including STEM Equipment and Professional Development Grants.
Amount: Varies by program.
Duration: Varies.
Eligibility: Schools, nonprofits, and other organizations in Massachusetts.
Website: Massachusetts Life Sciences Center
Deadline: Varies by program.

Massachusetts Skills Capital Grant

Description: Provides grants for equipment and training programs in high-demand industries, including STEM fields.
Amount: Varies.
Duration: Varies.
Eligibility: Educational institutions, workforce training providers, and community organizations in Massachusetts.
Website: Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development
Deadline: Varies.

Massachusetts Afterschool for All

Description: This is an advocacy organization supporting access to quality afterschool programs.
Amount: Not a grant provider.
Website: MAP

Mass STEM Hub

Description: Supports schools to adopt proven applied learning programs.
Amount: Varies.
Duration: 1 year.
Eligibility: Public schools in Massachusetts.
Website: Mass STEM Hub
Deadline: Varies.

Motorola Solutions Foundation

Description: Supports STEM education, public safety, and disaster relief programs.
Amount: Varies.
Duration: 1 year.
Eligibility: Nonprofits and schools.
Website: Motorola Solutions Foundation
Deadline: Varies.

NOAA's New England B-WET Program

Description: Supports environmental education projects related to watersheds.
Amount: Varies.
Duration: Varies.
Eligibility: Educators and organizations in New England.
Website: NOAA B-WET
Deadline: Varies.

Ruddie Memorial Youth Foundation Grant

Description: Supports youth development programs focused on education and leadership.
Amount: Varies.
Duration: Varies.
Eligibility: Nonprofits serving youth.
Website: Research needed; no dedicated website found.
Deadline: Varies.

State STEM and CTE Funding

Description: Provides funding for STEM and Career and Technical Education programs.
Amount: Varies.
Duration: Varies.
Eligibility: Schools and districts in Massachusetts.
Website: Massachusetts DESE
Deadline: Varies.

Texas Instruments Foundation

Description: Supports education initiatives, especially in STEM fields.
Amount: Varies.
Duration: 1 year.
Eligibility: Educational institutions and nonprofits.
Website: TI Foundation
Deadline: Varies.

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.

For the most accurate and updated information, please visit their respective websites.

Navigating the Grant Application Process

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Develop a Strong Narrative: Clearly articulate your project's objectives, activities, and expected outcomes.
Create a Realistic Budget: Provide a detailed budget that aligns with the grant's guidelines.
Submit on Time: Adhere to all deadlines and ensure all required documentation is included.

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