Special Education Grants support teachers and therapists with classroom resources, field trips, and professional development to help students with disabilities build skills and independence.
The maximum award increased from $500 to $1,000. The program flyer was also updated from the September 2026 version to the October 2026 version.
Science Resource Grants support TK–12 teachers at low-income public schools with life sciences and chemistry materials to strengthen classroom instruction through hands-on activities and project work.
Environmental Science Resource Grants from Philanthropic Ventures Foundation support Bay Area teachers in bringing hands-on environmental science projects and experiences to TK–12 classrooms.
Technology, Engineering and Design Thinking Resource Grants support TK–12 teachers at low-income public schools with hands-on projects, resources, and professional learning to enhance STEAM instruction.
The NSHSS Special Education Grant funds high school educators worldwide to innovate and improve classroom instruction and resources for students with special needs.
East Grand Education Fund supports district teachers and schools with classroom and school projects beyond regular budgets to enhance learning, encourage innovation, and strengthen community connections.