The world of grant writing takes a front seat for many of us in the spring and fall when a myriad of applications are available and due. This is a prime time to explore questions to ask when reaching out to program officers. Continue Reading
Each year, there are a number of national contests and competitions for schools, classes, and teams of students and teachers. We have compiled a list of contests to look out for in 2019. Continue Reading
In the previous month, teachers searched GetEdFunding for environmental; funding for science and mathematics teaching; and science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) projects. Check out which grants GetEdFunding educators viewed the most in the month of January. Continue Reading
Fundraisers and donations are a great way to raise money for projects, but most organizations need major donors to thrive. Finding donors is about building relationships that connect people to your school or organization. We already touched upon the introduction to foundations that do not accept unsolicited proposals. Here are some ideas you can use to build relationships with funders. Continue Reading
This week we are offering an FAQ Vlog. From emails and messages that we receive from our subscribers, we chose the most commonly asked questions. Continue Reading
Looking back at 2018, we have complied a list of the five most-read blog posts on Discover GetEdFunding. If you have not looked through all the resources yet, we encourage you to check them out. Continue Reading
In the previous month, teachers searched GetEdFunding for kindergarten through grade 12 teacher professional development, technology programs for teachers and students, and science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) projects. Check out which grants GetEdFunding educators viewed the most in the month of December. Continue Reading
As part of our series about successful grant applications, this week we feature Gail Morris who applied for the Unsung Heroes Award from the Voya Foundation. Her project is about learning financial literacy skills by using robots and applying coding instruction. Continue Reading
A new year brings new opportunities and challenges. Budgets remain tight, and educators and school staff continue to look for outside sources to fund programs, projects, and classroom equipment. Continue Reading
There are three types of foundations: those who require an application, those who require a Letter of Inquiry as the beginning of the application process, and those who offer funding by invitation only. This does not mean that you won’t qualify for their grants; it just takes a different approach and a little more effort to get there. However, the rewards outweigh the effort. Continue Reading
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