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Portland Education Partnership
196 Allen Avenue
Portland, ME 04103
Tel: (207) 842-5341
Fax: (207) 756-8495
steels@portlandschools.org
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Grants
Educators:
LL Bean and Portland Education Partnership Service-Learning
Overview
Grant Application [PDF]
Service-Learning
Portland website
Community Resource Database
Arts in Education
Overview
Application [PDF]
Community Resource Database
Students & Educators:
Student Travel and Excellence Fund
Overview & Application [PDF]
Reach Out Grants
Overview
Application [PDF]
Final report Form [PDF]
Community Resource Database
YOUTHINK
Application [PDF]
Community Resource Database
Websites that List Grants
eSchool News Online
Focused on technology related K-12 news and grant opportunities.
Federal Resources for Educational Excellence
(FREE)
Online listing of federally supported teaching and learning resources.
Grant Wrangler
Online listing of national grant opportunities.
Maine Philanthropy Center
Online resource for information, training opportunities and grant opportunities
specifically focused on Maine affiliated with USM.
PEN Weekly
Newsblast
Online listing of national grant opportunities for public education.
U.S. Department of Education
Online listing of federal education grants.
Grant Making Corporations & Foundations
ASM
International Foundation Teacher Grants
Aims to enhance awareness of materials science and the role of materials
scientists in society.
Best
Buy Children's Foundation
Supports enhancement of school-age children's quality of life in communities
where Best Buy has a presence through funding for programs that promote
personal achievement, mentor relationships and life skills, and accentuate
learning opportunities.
CiviConnections Program
Links local historical inquiry with community service-learning activities
nationwide in 3rd-12th grade classrooms.
Corning
Foundation
Awards for community service programs for students, curriculum enrichment,
scholarships, facility improvement, and instructional technology projects
for the classroom.
CVS/Pharmacy
Community Grants
Supports programs targeting children under age 18 with disabilities that
address: health and rehabilitation services; a greater level of inclusion
in student activities and extracurricular programs; opportunities or facilities
that give greater access to physical movement and play.
Educational Foundation of America
Gives nationwide to nonprofits working primarily in education, the arts
and Native American issues.
ExxonMobil
Foundation
Supports programs and professional development opportunities around mathematics
and the sciences
Federated
Stores Foundation (Macy’s)
Focuses giving primarily in the areas of education, arts/culture, women's
issues, HIV/AIDS, and programs to assist youth and minorities.
Fund for Teachers
Awards grants directly to teachers to support professional development
opportunities of their own design.
Gannett Foundation
Supports projects that take a creative approach to such fundamental issues
as education and neighborhood improvement, economic development, youth
development, community problem-solving, assistance to disadvantaged people,
environmental conservation and cultural enrichment.
Hannaford
Charitable Foundation
Supports program that fall into four general categories: health and welfare,
educational institutions, civic and cultural organizations, and other
local charitable organizations.
Home Deport Kids Gardening
Program
Works with sponsoring companies and organizations to provide funding and
in-kind grants to projects that actively engage kids in the garden and
improve the quality of life for their communities.
Jordan Fundamentals
Supports teachers or paraprofessionals who work with students in grades
1-12 in public schools.
Kids
Who Care Program
Recognizes and rewards young volunteers who transform their communities
for the better.
Learning
in the Arts Grants
Offers funding for projects that help children and youth acquire appreciation,
knowledge, and understanding of and skills in the arts.
Lowe’s
Outdoor Classroom Program
Provides outdoor, hands-on science education to students in grades K-12
and assists schools in enhancing their core curriculum in all subjects.
MBNA Foundation
Supports results-oriented programs that make significant and positive
differences in the quality of education.
MetLife
Foundation Bridge Builders Grant
For public middle level and high schools serving large numbers of low-income
students and/or underrepresented minorities (40% or more of the student
body) to apply for a grant to implement a special initiative aimed at
building better relationships among adults and students.
Margaret E. Burnham Charitable
Trust
Supports programs in the following five areas: community/social services,
medical, educational, arts/culture and environment.
Moss Foundation
Aids and supports teachers who wish to establish an effective learning
tool using the arts in teaching children with learning disabilities and
other special needs.
Mr. Holland’s Opus
Supports music education and its many benefits through the donation of
new and refurbished musical instruments to underserved school and community
music programs and individual students nationwide.
National Council of Teachers
of Mathematics
Provides funds to support classroom teachers in the areas of improving
classroom practices and increasing teachers’ mathematical knowledge.
National Gardening
Association Healthy Sprouts Awards
Accepts applications from schools or organizations who plan to garden.
NEA Foundation
Supports a variety of effort by teachers and education support professionals
to improve student learning in the public schools.
Oakhurst
Dairy
Supports school based nutrition programs and local athletics.
P. Buckley Moss
Foundation Education Grants
Aids and supports teachers who wish to establish an effective learning
tool using the arts in teaching children with learning disabilities and
other special needs.
RGK Foundation
Supports innovative projects in the area of health, education, human services
and community affairs, the Foundation strives to advance knowledge, improve
society and help realize human potential.
Rines/Thompson
Fund
Supports programs that focus on improving the welfare of the citizens
of Greater Portland - with particular interest given to programs that
promote community and economic development, cultural enrichment, diversity,
neighborhood and urban revitalization, youth, mediation, and social service.
Shaw’s
Neighborhood Projects
Supports hundreds of local programs throughout New England that benefit
schools, children, and health initiatives.
Staples Foundation
Supports program that provide job skills and/or education for all people,
with a special emphasis on disadvantaged youth.
Starbucks Foundation
Grants
Funds programs that integrate literacy with personal and civic action
in the communities where they live.
State Farm
Supports four initiatives: K-12 public schools, service-learning, systemic
improvement and teacher excellence.
Target
Foundation
Supports a variety of program focuses in communities with nearby Target
stores.
TD
Banknorth
Funds programs in these areas: economic empowerment, youth development
and community support.
The
American Honda Foundation Grants Program
Accepts proposals from organizations working in the areas of youth and
scientific education.
The Bangor Savings Bank
Foundation
Supports program with focuses in workforce education levels, youth retention,
growing the Creative Economy, and supporting micro-enterprise and entrepreneurship.
The Betterment Fund
Supports programs involved with improving education and health services.
The
Captain Planet Foundation
Funds and supports hands-on environmental projects for children and youths.
The Ezra
Jack Keats Foundation
Offers mini-grants to school and public libraries for programs that encourage
literacy and creativity in children.
The Horizon Foundation
Supports qualified non-profit organizations that affect positive change
for children, the adults who work with them, and for those concerned with
improving the communities in which they live.
The
Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Young Scholars Program
Targets high-achieving youth in the Unites States with financial need
and provides them, throughout their high school years, with individualized
educational services that enable them to develop their talents and abilities.
The Key Foundation
Targets programs that enhance economic independence in support of two
strategic thrusts: financial education and workforce initiatives.
The Libra Foundation
Areas of giving include Arts, Culture & Humanities, Education, Environment,
Health, Human Services, Justice, Public/Society Benefit and Religion.
The
Mockingbird Foundation
Supports programs focused on music education for children.
Toyota Tapestry Grants
Design and plan a one-year long project that centers on either environmental
science education, physical science applications (applied physics, chemistry,
and technology), or science and literacy partnered with National
Science Teachers Association.
UnumProvident
Corporate Giving
Partners with charitable organizations that primarily target four areas:
disability, public education, health and wellness, and the arts and culture.
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