Educational Access & Equity Grants

Last updated August 16, 2026

There are currently 353 active educational equity grants in Grantable's free grants database, drawn from state and foundation sources and updated daily.

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Grant Deadline Amount
USA Kids Tri Program
Rolling
Varies
FRCC Promise Program
Rolling
Varies
PLTW Launch - New Program (John Deere) Grant
Rolling
$8K
Advocacy for Child-Serving Systems RFP Grant
Rolling
Up to $500K
Community Grantmaking - New Haven, CT
Rolling
$5K – $20K
Advanced Placement Incentive Program
Rolling
Varies
Washington State Department of Children, Youth & Families - Child Care Equity Grant
Rolling
$94K
Connect for Success: Student Access Donation Program Grant
Rolling
Varies
Global Technology Industry Association (GTIA): Grant Applications Via Member Referral
Rolling
Varies
Students and Young Adults Career Awareness and Training Grant
Rolling
Up to $600K
Youth Opportunity Fund
Rolling
$250K
The Denver Foundation Community Scholarship (UA2) Grant
Rolling
$5K
Advanced Course Access (ACA) Program (NY) Grant
Rolling
Up to $500K
Gilead Foundation Funding Grant
Rolling
Varies
Seeding Disruption Remix
Rolling
Varies
Valley Guardians Youth Scholarship & Empowerment Initiative
Rolling
Varies
Health Career Connection Internship Grant
Rolling
Varies
College Spark Washington: Education Equity Fund Grant
Rolling
Varies
Jewish Inspiration Fund (JIF)
Rolling
Varies
Beat the Odds Planning Grants
Rolling
$50K
Hawai'i Community Foundation - CHANGE Grants
Rolling
$30K
Education RFP
Rolling
Varies
Collaborative Equity Grant (Vermont Community Foundation & Barr Foundation)
Rolling
$100K – $150K
Get Out & Play (GOAP) Partial Scholarship
Rolling
Varies

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About educational equity grants

Educational equity grants fund efforts to close opportunity and achievement gaps so that students from low-income, racially diverse, English-learner, and other underserved communities have access to high-quality education. Major private funders include the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and the NEA Foundation, alongside federal programs that direct resources to high-need schools. Grants often support early learning, teacher capacity, and innovative classroom programs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What educational equity grants are available?

Educational equity grants support a wide range of work, including early childhood education, teacher professional development, culturally responsive curriculum, and programs designed to close achievement gaps. Federal funding directs resources to high-poverty schools and underserved students, while private foundations fund both direct services and systemic-change initiatives. Awards range from classroom innovation grants for individual educators to large multi-year investments in district-wide reform.

Which organizations fund educational equity programs?

Leading private funders of educational equity include the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, which emphasizes vulnerable children, racial equity, and early learning; the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which invests in outcomes for low-income students; and the NEA Foundation, which funds educator-led efforts to close achievement gaps. Federal programs administered by the U.S. Department of Education also target equity, and many community and regional foundations fund local equity initiatives.

Are there educational equity grants for schools and districts?

Yes. Many equity funders prioritize schools, districts, and the nonprofit and community organizations that partner with them, particularly those serving high-poverty or historically underserved communities. Some foundations, such as the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, use rolling application processes, while others run defined cycles.

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