ON Semiconductor STEAM Education Grant Program

The ON Semiconductor STEAM Education Grant Program aims to support educational institutions and charitable organizations that promote STEAM education for underserved youth. Through initiatives like employee giving and community revitalization, the program seeks to inspire the next generation of innovators. Eligible organizations must operate within onsemi's communities, align with its values, and adhere to local laws. The foundation prioritizes previous grantees who have demonstrated positive outcomes in their educational efforts.

NOTE: Please ensure that you are registered in the Benevity causes portal. Please note that your registration to be on the Benevity causes portal will take time to process and will be required before you can apply for funding. Also, signing up for EFT payments will be required for any organizations located outside of the U.S. and Canada.
Our Giving Now program
Our new onsemi Giving Now program drives positivity forward by creating meaningful change for our planet and every community we live and work in around the globe.
Give to DonateMatch employee giving and support volunteerism for causes they care about most.Give to EducateSTEAM education to help students in underserved communities achieve their dreams.Give to HelpProvide local disaster relief and revitalize communities after emergencies
Our mission is to “Give to Educate” while championing STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) Education activities for the underprivileged youth in underserved communities with a goal to launch the next generation of game-changing innovators. This will help and inspire young scholars to get excited about science, technology, engineering, art and math.

Eligibility

Onsemi donates to educational institutions and charitable organizations in the communities in which we operate. The company directs charitable giving to organizations that meet the following eligibility criteria:
The organization must be an educational institution or have tax exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service Code, or the equivalent status as per local, provincial, state or federal laws outside of the U.S. Canada-based organizations must be registered with Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) or an educational institution.International (Europe or Asia) based organizations must, at a minimum, be a nonprofit or educational institution recognized by laws of the country and not designated as an organization that funds terrorist activities or on an ‘exclusion’ list in the countries where onsemi has operations.The organization must conduct its operations in communities with an onsemi presence.The organization must align with onsemi giving priorities.

Ineligibility

Onsemi does not generally support the following types of organizations:Faith-based organizations.Organizations that are political in nature (advocacy, lobbying endorsing candidates for political office).Organizations that are fraternal or a labor union.Organizations that are trade or business-related.Organizations that are athletic in nature.Parent Teacher Associations (or similar activity in Europe/Asia).Boy or girl scouting organizations involving family members.Animal welfare organizations.Student-led teams or competitions including individual school robotics clubs.Organizations asking for funding tied to student academic scholarships.Organizations may not re-submit a grant application for the same program more than once every twelve months.