Small, fast-turnaround grants for classroom-level needs — supplies, projects, flexible seating, books and hands-on materials. Most are open to individual teachers with a short application.
The Yarmouth Education Foundation provides grants for projects, programs, and educational opportunities that expand learning for Yarmouth students and fall outside the regular school budget.
Amount
Expedited Grants up to $500; Standard Grants over $500
STEM SENC (University of North Carolina Wilmington)
Up to $400 for classroom supplies plus a $100 teacher stipend for K-12 teachers in 13 southeastern North Carolina counties, due October 25, 2026.
Amount
Up to $400 for the school, plus a $100 teacher stipend
Eligibility
Teachers, Teacher teams
Coverage
Current K-12 teachers in public, charter or private schools in Bladen, Brunswick, Columbus, Cumberland, Duplin, Harnett, Hoke, New Hanover, Onslow, Pender, Robeson, Sampson or Scotland counties.
The PLCS Foundation Teacher Grant Program funds innovative ideas that go beyond typical classroom instruction or routine operating expenses to benefit students.
A $500 Inclusive Classroom Fund grant for registered AdoptAClassroom.org teachers creating more inclusive classrooms, supported by Skechers; apply by November 2, 2026.
Grants of up to $500 for public school teachers in central Massachusetts communities served by Fidelity Bank, for classroom projects and learning experiences.
The Kent Schools Foundation provides grants to educators in the Kent School District to fund projects that directly benefit students through classroom enrichment.
Project Lead The Way, in partnership with 3M, offers grants to support the implementation or expansion of PLTW Engineering programs in K-12 schools near 3M facilities.
Amount
New Program ($15,000); Program Expansion ($10,000)
Arconic Foundation partners with PLTW to support the implementation of PLTW Engineering and expansion of PLTW Launch programs in schools located in Arconic communities.
Amount
New Engineering Program ($20,000); Launch Program Expansion ($5,000)
Arrow Electronics supports the expansion of PLTW Launch, Gateway, and Engineering programs for schools located near its facilities, with a focus on the Atlanta area.
Amount
Program Expansion ($10,000)
Eligibility
Schools, Districts, Nonprofits
Coverage
Elementary (Launch), Middle (Gateway), and High School (Engineering)
Burns & McDonnell provides grants to launch new PLTW Engineering programs in schools within its partner communities to inspire the next generation of innovators.
The John Deere Foundation partners with PLTW to expand access to Engineering programs for students in underserved communities near John Deere home locations.
The Germantown Community Scholarship Fund offers grants to Germantown School District educators to support professional development, classroom supplies, and creative projects that enhance student learning.
Amount
up to $1,250
Eligibility
Teachers
Coverage
Wisconsin — Germantown School District
Professional developmentClassroom resourcesInnovation
Grants to help Title 1 and high-need school libraries update and diversify their book collections with in-demand titles, including e-books and Spanish-language publications.
$2,500 grant to support the planning and implementation of innovative programs for K-9th learners that motivate and encourage reading, specifically targeting struggling readers.
This competitive grant program provides funding to teachers in Collier County for classroom or school projects that fall outside the regular school budget.
Amount
Up to $2,000 per teacher annually (from foundation), individual grant requests up to $2,000
Prize packages valued up to $20,000 to recognize K-12 science programs for exemplary lab instruction using limited resources in specific Shell asset communities.
Programmatic grants averaging $10,000–$25,000 for nonprofits in KeyBank communities, with Education among three funding priorities. Invitation-only after an Expression of Interest.
The Downers Grove Junior Woman's Club offers grants and scholarships totaling $20,000 for educators in Downers Grove Districts 58 and 99 for educational supplies and professional development.
This program provides grants to teachers and school-based administrators in Broward County Public Schools for original and innovative projects designed to enhance teaching and improve learning outcomes.
$2,500 to $5,000 grants for educators to implement innovative and effective forms of learning that enhance students' critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Palo Alto Partners in Education provides Innovation Grants to teachers and staff in the Palo Alto Unified School District to support new ideas and collaboration in teaching methods.
Amount
Up to $3,000 for individual projects; up to $15,000 for collaborative projects. Preliminary approval required for applications exceeding these guidelines.
Collaborative Grants promote cooperative efforts across disciplines, grade levels, and among schools within Brookline, fostering professional teamwork and cooperative learning.
Amount
Up to $20,000
Eligibility
Teachers, Schools, Administrators
Coverage
Massachusetts — Brookline Educators
Classroom resourcesInnovationProfessional development
The Education Foundation of Sarasota County offers a dollar-for-dollar match for eligible DonorsChoose projects posted by Sarasota County Public Schools teachers.
Amount
dollar-for-dollar match, up to $50,000 total allocation
Grants of up to $3,000 for high school STEM educators to support innovative, hands-on learning experiences and educational technologies in schools with high economic need.
Classroom grants are the most accessible funding on this site: most accept applications directly from individual teachers, often with awards of a few hundred to a few thousand dollars. Some require the school to receive the funds.
How to apply
Keep it concrete: list the exact items, their costs and what students will do with them. These applications are short, so a specific, realistic budget beats a long narrative. Many programs award monthly or on a rolling basis — apply any time.
Frequently asked questions
How much are typical classroom grants?
Most classroom-level awards range from about $100 to $2,500, with some up to $5,000. Each listing shows its award range.
How quickly are classroom grants awarded?
Many classroom grant programs review applications monthly or on a rolling basis, so you can hear back within weeks. Programs with fixed deadlines show them on the listing.