STEM Education Grants

Last updated August 25, 2026

There are currently 1,736 active stem education grants in Grantable's free grants database, drawn from foundation sources and updated daily.

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Julie A. Keil Women in Hydro Scholarship Fund
Rolling
Varies
S.T.E.M. for Girls Grants
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Up to $4K
Western Digital Boulder County Grant
Rolling
Varies
Cox Charities Community Grant Program
Rolling
$5K – $12K
INLFamily and Community Engagement Grant
Rolling
Up to $750
Faculty and Staff Grants
Rolling
$50K – $73K
DLC Community Impact Grants
Rolling
Up to $10K
Yinghsia Shih Li Memorial Scholarship Grant
Rolling
Up to $10K
Expanded CSPDWeek (E_CSPD_Wk)
Rolling
$10.5M
Royal Society: Research Grants
Rolling
Up to £30,000
Idea Fund
Rolling
$798 – $1K
U.S. Department of Education AI Teaching & Learning Collaborative Grant
Rolling
$3.8M
Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Alabama, Inc. (TMMAL) Grants
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Varies
Frederick Brian Walter Civil Engineering Scholarship Grant
Rolling
Varies
MSU Engineering Scholarship Grant
Rolling
Varies
MTEF Annual Grants Program
Rolling
$122K – $253K
AAUW State College STEM Mini-Grant
Rolling
Up to $500
First Tech Education Grants
Rolling
Varies
Agriculture Education Grant
Rolling
Up to $4K
PLTW Launch - New Program (Ameren) Grant
Rolling
$15K
AROW Global Corporation: AROW Family Members Scholarship Grant
Rolling
Up to $5K
CyberPatriot Scholarship for Cybersecurity Degree
Rolling
$3K – $6K
MathWorks Community Grant
Rolling
$200 – $5K
James R. Bullock, Jr. Scholarship Grant
Rolling
Up to $5K

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About stem education grants

STEM education grants support science, technology, engineering, and math programs in schools and community organizations, funding curriculum, equipment, teacher training, and out-of-school programs. The largest public funders are the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the U.S. Department of Education, with additional STEM funding from the Department of Defense. Corporate and foundation funders such as the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Toshiba America Foundation, and major technology companies also invest heavily in STEM.

Frequently Asked Questions

What STEM education grants are available?

Grants fund STEM curriculum, lab and classroom equipment, robotics and coding programs, teacher professional development, and out-of-school STEM programs. The NSF funds K-12 STEM education through dedicated programs, often in partnership with universities, while corporate and foundation grants support school- and community-level projects. Award sizes range from small classroom grants to large multi-year program awards.

Who funds STEM education programs?

Public funders include the National Science Foundation and the U.S. Department of Education, plus the Department of Defense for some programs. Private and corporate funders include the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, the Toshiba America Foundation, and technology companies such as those running corporate STEM giving programs. Community foundations also support local STEM initiatives.

Can individual teachers apply, or only schools?

Both. Many federal and foundation STEM grants are awarded to schools, districts, universities, or nonprofits, but a number of corporate and foundation programs, such as the Toshiba America Foundation, accept applications directly from individual teachers or small teams for classroom projects. Review each opportunity to see whether teachers, schools, or organizations are the intended applicants.

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