Grants for Charter Schools

Last updated August 12, 2026

There are currently 131 active grants for charter schools in Grantable's free grants database, drawn from state and foundation sources and updated daily.

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Grant Deadline Amount
Charter FinE Enhancement (Charter FinE) Program
Rolling
Varies
Tiny Fellowship
Rolling
Varies
UnifiED New Starter Kickoff Program
Rolling
Varies
PLTW Gateway- New Program- In Partnership With: Arrow Electronics Grant
Rolling
Up to $20K
Robotics Education Development Grants Request for Applications
Rolling
$2K – $15K
UnifiED Expander Program
Rolling
$50K
State Facilities Incentive Grant (SFIG)
Rolling
Up to $1.6M
PLTW Gateway - Program Expansion (Chevron Mississippi) Grant
Rolling
$5K
PLTW Engineering - Program Expansion (Caterpillar Foundation) Grant
Rolling
$10K
PLTW Computer Science - Program Expansion - In Partnership With: Arrow Electronics Grant
Rolling
$10K
Project Acceleration Notes and Credit Enhancement Alternatives (PANACEA) Program Grant
Rolling
Varies
Community Charter Network Scholarship Grant
Rolling
Varies
UnifiED Fellow Program
Rolling
$37K
Building Hope IMPACT Awards Program
Rolling
$5K – $20K
PLTW Gateway- New Program In Partnership With Emerson NI Grant
Rolling
Up to $10K
PLTW Launch - New Program (L3Harris Technologies) Grant
Rolling
Up to $20K
Charter School Program (CSP)
Rolling
$2M
PLTW Engineering - New Program (Caterpillar Foundation) Grant
Rolling
$15K
Project Acceleration Notes and Credit Enhancement Alternatives Grant
Rolling
Up to $1M
2025-2026 Charter School Program Technical Assistance Grant
Rolling
$360K
Parent Voice Fellowship
Rolling
Varies
Scale Grant
Rolling
$750K
Charter Schools
Rolling
Varies
Joe C. Davis Transformational Grant
Rolling
Varies

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About grants for charter schools

Grants for charter schools support the startup, expansion, and facilities needs of public charter schools. The primary federal source is the Charter Schools Program (CSP), administered by the U.S. Department of Education, which funds new and expanding charters and facilities financing. Major private funders include the Walton Family Foundation and the Charter School Growth Fund, alongside the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools and various community and education foundations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What grants are available for charter schools?

The federal Charter Schools Program funds the charter lifecycle, including startup grants for new schools, expansion and replication of high-quality models, and facilities financing. Private funders add grants for school launch, growth, and operations. Many charter schools also access the same federal Title programs available to other public schools, since charters are public schools.

Who funds charter schools?

The U.S. Department of Education's Charter Schools Program is the main federal funder, with subgrants often run through state education agencies. The Walton Family Foundation is the largest private funder of charter startups, and the Charter School Growth Fund and the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools support charter growth and advocacy. State per-pupil funding and local and community foundations also contribute.

Are charter schools eligible for the same grants as other public schools?

Yes. Because charter schools are public schools, they are generally eligible for federal Title programs and many state and foundation grants open to public schools, in addition to charter-specific funding like the CSP. Eligibility for charter-specific grants often depends on authorization status, school stage (startup versus expansion), and state rules. Confirm requirements with each funder and your state charter office.

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