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Deadline

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Grant Type

Foundation

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Cycle
Annual
Tracked since
April 2026

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Eligible organizations

  • Public schools within the Alpine School District

Geography

  • Operating in Utah County

Other requirements

  • Eligible Applicants

Overview

Geographic Scope: Eagle Mountain and greater Utah County, Utah

Program Type: Competitive funding initiative for nonprofit organizations and public schools

Eligibility

  • Eligible Applicants:

- Public schools within the Alpine School District
- Qualified nonprofits operating in Utah County

Funding Focus Areas

Projects must align with at least one of the following goals:
  • Leverage technology for community benefit
  • Strengthen sustainable, resilient communities
  • Expand access to STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) education

Key Details

  • Funding Source: Corporate resources from Meta (not tax dollars)
  • Implementation Timeline: Funds must be used within one year of award
  • Award Announcement: Spring 2026
  • Local Administration: Decisions made by local Meta facilities leadership familiar with Eagle Mountain's unique needs
  • Past Funding: Has supported technology enhancements in schools, environmental projects, STEAM expansions, and other community initiatives

Contact Information

Valley Crossroads Chamber of Commerce
  • Phone: (385) 386-3554
  • Email: info@eaglemountainchamber.com
  • Address: 3688 E Campus Dr. #101, Eagle Mountain, Utah 84005

The Chamber offers support with brainstorming ideas, refining grant narratives, and connecting with local partners.

How to Apply

Application Process

Application Timeline:

  • Opens: October 13, 2025

  • Closes: November 21, 2025

  • Winners Announced: Spring 2026
  • Steps to Apply

    1. Review eligibility and guidelines - Ensure your nonprofit or public school meets the criteria and understands the focus areas

    2. Draft a compelling proposal with emphasis on:
    - Clear outcomes
    - Sustainability
    - How your work aligns with Meta's goals

    3. Leverage partnerships - Collaborate with other nonprofits, schools, and local businesses to strengthen your proposal (Chamber can facilitate connections)

    4. Plan for implementation - Have a structured plan for how you'll use the funds within the one-year timeline

      Support Available

      The Valley Crossroads Chamber is ready to assist with:
    • Brainstorming project ideas
    • Refining grant narratives
    • Connecting with local partners
    • Promoting awareness across networks

    Application Portal

    Apply through the official Meta Community Action Grants application portal (direct link referenced but not provided in source material)

    What Eagle Mountain Chamber of Commerce actually gave

    Source: IRS Form 990, 2021 — the most recent filing with itemized grants

    Grants in 2021
    1
    Total given
    $7,500
    Median grant
    $7,500
    • By dollars: Utah 100%. Top recipient cities: Eagle Mountain, UT.

    Example grants

    • Eagle Mountain City · Eagle Mountain, UT

      $7,500

    IRS Form 990, 2021. Amounts as reported by the funder. Full 990 history →

    Focus Areas & Funding Uses

    Fields of Work

    • K-12 schools
    • STEM education
    • Nonprofits
    • Community development

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