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Kids Count Grant

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Funding Amount

Varies

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Kids Count Grant

Description: A competitive grant program for organizations and schools in the Beaverton School District. Based on the review committee materials, the foundation had $105,000 available for this funding cycle with 11 projects under review.

Geographic Scope: Beaverton School District, Oregon

Funding Focus Areas:

Core Academics (reading, math, literacy interventions)

Hands-On Experiential Learning (STEAM, science clubs)

Emergent Needs (special education, speech-language pathology)

Career-Connected Learning

Summer Learning Programs

After School Programs

Special Education and English Language Learner Support

Recent Project Examples:

After school programs for core academics and English Language Learners

After school multilingual student support

Science clubs and STEAM experimentation

Innovation lending libraries for STEAM technology

Special education speech-language pathology curriculum

Dual-language school library book collections

Library improvements

Summer reading and literacy programs

Summer learning loss prevention

Application Timeline:

Current Status (as of 2026-04-03): Letters of Inquiry (LOI) submission is currently closed

Check back for more information on next funding cycle

Contact Information:

Phone: 503-643-7453

Address: Beaverton Education Foundation, 12725 SW Millikan Way, Suite 300, Beaverton, OR 97005

How to Apply

Kids Count Grant Application Process

Status: Letters of Inquiry (LOI) submission is currently closed. Check back for information about the next funding round.

Multi-Stage Process Indicated:
1. Letter of Inquiry (LOI) phase
2. Full proposal submission (for selected LOI applicants)
3. Grant review committee evaluation
4. Funding decisions

Review Committee Evaluation Criteria:
Based on available materials, reviewers evaluate projects on:

Alignment with BEF's core pillars

Reach (number of students served)

Depth of impact (engagement level)

Equity components (serving Title I schools, under-resourced populations)

District alignment and budget considerations

Hours of extended learning provided

Focus on vulnerable student populations (ELL, special education, below-grade readers)

Required Information Elements (based on review materials):

Project name and description

Program pillar alignment

Number of students served