Grants for Education

Last updated September 8, 2026

There are currently 15,155 active grants for education in Grantable's free grants database, drawn from foundation sources and updated daily.

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Grant Deadline Amount
Large Grant Application
March 2, 2027
Varies
Peter Callaway Scholarship
March 2, 2027
Up to $5K
High School Scholarship
March 3, 2027
Varies
Teamsters Joint Council 42 Scholarship
March 3, 2027
Varies
Witham Health Services Volunteer Organization Scholarship
March 3, 2027
$1K
10,000 Degrees Scholarship
March 3, 2027
Varies
WCYF Scholarship Foundation Scholarship
March 4, 2027
$77K
Ag Day Scholarship
March 4, 2027
Varies
Wharton County Youth Fair Scholarship Foundation
March 4, 2027
$77K
The Woman's Club Scholarship Fund (Mary Munford Scholars)
March 5, 2027
$5K
Money Smart Wisconsin Scholarship Contest
March 6, 2027
$1K – $15K
Community Service Incentive (CSI) Scholarship
March 6, 2027
Varies
Juneau Hope Endowment / CBJ Social Service Grant Program
March 6, 2027
Up to $2.5M
Eugene F. Hanna Scholarship
March 6, 2027
$3K – $3K
Scholarships for Graduating High School Seniors
March 6, 2027
Varies
William & Elizabeth Scholarship
March 6, 2027
$6K
Life Christian Foundation Scholarships
March 6, 2027
Varies
George J. Vergis Family Scholarship
March 6, 2027
$3K
BBCF Local Scholarship Program (70+ scholarships managed)
March 6, 2027
Varies
Educator Grants
March 6, 2027
Varies
John Aman Memorial Scholarship
March 6, 2027
$2K
Lillard-Shadow Scholarship
March 7, 2027
$2K
Hortense B. Perry Scholarship
March 7, 2027
Varies
RCH Auxiliary Healthcare Scholarships
March 7, 2027
$2K

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About grants for education

Education grants fund schools, teachers, students, and learning programs at every level. The Department of Education distributes billions annually through formula and competitive grants, while foundations like Gates, Walton, and Dell support innovation in K-12 and higher education. State agencies add another layer of funding for local education initiatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

What federal grants are available for schools?

Major federal education grants include Title I (for high-poverty schools), IDEA (special education), Title III (English learners), 21st Century Community Learning Centers (after-school), and competitive grants like Magnet Schools Assistance and Education Innovation and Research (EIR). The Department of Education publishes a forecast of upcoming grant competitions annually.

Can individual teachers apply for grants?

Yes. Many foundations offer grants directly to teachers for classroom projects, supplies, and professional development. Notable sources include DonorsChoose, the NEA Foundation, Fund for Teachers, and state-level teacher grant programs. Amounts typically range from $250 to $10,000.

Are there grants for education technology?

Absolutely. Federal programs like E-Rate subsidize internet connectivity and technology infrastructure. The EIR program funds ed-tech innovation. Foundations like the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation and the Bezos Family Foundation specifically support technology-enhanced learning.

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