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
L3Harris Technologies supports the launch of new PLTW Engineering programs and the expansion of Computer Science programs in diverse and economically challenged communities.
Amount
New Engineering Program ($30,000); Computer Science Program Expansion ($10,000)
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)
This program provides grants to Catholic schools for projects that strengthen families, improve faith formation, foster discipleship, and integrate community ministry work.
Amount
Typically under $10,000; up to 75% of project cost
Eligibility
Schools
Coverage
Oklahoma — Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Catholic Schools
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.
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.
Technology funding ranges from classroom device grants open to individual teachers to district-wide connectivity programs. E-Rate is available to virtually all public and private schools and libraries; corporate and foundation programs set their own rules.
How to apply
Technology applications are strongest when the equipment serves a clear learning goal rather than being the goal itself. State what students will do with the technology, and include the full cost — devices, cases, licensing, training and ongoing support.
Frequently asked questions
What is E-Rate?
E-Rate is a federal program that gives schools and libraries discounts of 20–90% on broadband, Wi-Fi and related services, based on poverty level and rural status. It is administered by USAC and applied for annually.
Can funding cover software subscriptions, not just hardware?
Often yes — many funders allow licenses, subscriptions and digital curriculum. Each listing states what its funding can cover.