A Guide to New Mexico's Education Grants

Here's a summary of the grants and funding opportunities in New Mexico:

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.

Daniels Fund

• Description: Supports organizations in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming in areas like education, youth development, and human services.

• Amount: Varies; median grant is approximately $75,000.

• Duration: Typically 1 year.

• Eligibility: Nonprofits in specified states.

• Website: Daniels Fund

• Deadline: Rolling.

Distance Learning & Telemedicine Grants

• Description: Supports telecommunications-based educational and medical services.

• Amount: Varies.

• Duration: Project-based.

• Eligibility: Various U.S. entities like nonprofits, schools, and government agencies.

• Website: USDA Distance Learning Grants

• Deadline: March 6, 2025.

Intel

• Description: Offers grants related to technology and education programs.

• Amount: Varies.

• Duration: Varies.

• Eligibility: Varies by program.

• Website: Intel Corporate Responsibility

• Deadline: Varies.

LANL Foundation

• Description: Supports education and community development in Northern New Mexico.

• Amount: Varies.

• Duration: Varies.

• Eligibility: Organizations and schools in Northern New Mexico.

• Website: LANL Foundation

• Deadline: Varies.

New Mexico Out-Of-School Time

• Description: Advocates for afterschool and summer programs, providing support and resources.

• Amount: Does not directly provide grants.

• Website: New Mexico Out-of-School Time Network

Questa ISD STEM Grants

• Description: Supports STEM education initiatives within the Questa Independent School District.

• Amount: Varies.

• Duration: Varies.

• Eligibility: Educators and schools within Questa ISD.

• Website: Contact Questa ISD for information.

• 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.

Please visit the respective websites for the most accurate and updated information.

Navigating the Grant Application Process

• Research Thoroughly: Understand the grant's goals, eligibility requirements, and funding priorities.

• 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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