Philanthropic Ventures Foundation’s Science Resource Grants fund hands-on life sciences and chemistry projects in low-income Bay Area TK–12 classrooms.
Funder: Philanthropic Ventures Foundation
Due Dates: Rolling (applications accepted for 2026–2027 school year while funds last)
Funding Amounts: Up to $500 per teacher; limit one grant per teacher and two per school per year.
Summary: Supports TK–12 teachers at low-income Bay Area public schools with resources for hands-on science instruction, especially in life sciences and chemistry.
Key Information: Funding is limited; check website before applying to confirm funds remain.
This program provides small grants to TK–12 teachers at qualifying low-income public schools in Alameda, San Francisco, San Mateo, or Santa Clara Counties. The intent is to enrich classroom science education through hands-on learning, projects, and professional development, with a focus on life sciences and chemistry. Funding can be used for lab equipment, testing kits, instructional supplies, and other practical classroom materials to foster interactive, experiential learning.