Mission: To provide supplemental funding and support for educational programs and projects in classroom innovation for the benefit of students in the West Ada School District.
Vision: Helping Build a Better Future.
Our Core Values: Education, Innovation, Creativity and Service
October 6th
The Education Foundation is excited to continue the Innovation and Creativity Grant!! This grant funds innovative ideas in the classrooms to help students achieve maximum potential.
Requirements:
- All information about the request must be disclosed
- Receipts are required when it comes to submitting financial information
- Must follow WASD's Conflict of Interest Policy 802.55
- Give short term and long term goals
- Identify the methods of maintenance within this grant
Please complete the form below!!
August 1st to October 15th and November 1st to December 15th
Walmart looks to promote equal opportunities for educators and students alike as well as strengthen local communities.
Requirements:
- Must have and use a Sparks Good account to apply
- Grant amounts range from $250-$5,000
Here's the link!
NO DEADLINE
The U.S. Bank Foundation provides grants under their three pillars of Work, Home, and Play. All educational programs fit underneath the pillar of work.
Requirements:
- U.S. Bank Foundation accepts applications by INVITATION only, however if you fill out the Letter of Interest (LOI) form you may get invited
- You must enroll using a unique ID which you will receive in the invite email if you are asked to complete a full application.
The link below is the LOI form
Deadline: October 31st
The Nagel Foundation supports education and specialized training on the basis that they are an integral part of our community.
Requirements:
- Proof of 501(c)3 IRS tax exempt status
- Emailed as a PDF to the Foundation's office
- Current financial statements must be included
- Balance Sheet
- P&L from the previous year
- IRS tax return 990
- This can be found on the home page of our website
- Attach a program budget listing amounts and sources of funding to date, a program time line, groups and numbers of people who will be served by the program, and how the program's effectiveness will be evaluated
- Submissions online are preferred
First of each month
The Idaho Lottery Do Good program allows teachers to submit a classroom Wishlist to fulfill their classroom needs.
Requirements:
- Must be 18 years or older to submit a classroom Wishlist.
- All Wishlists must benefit an Idaho public school.
- A typical funded project is around $2,000 , however, will consider up to $10,000 total.
- All information, including ordering links, must be included for a Wishlist to be considered!
- Educators may submit an unlimited number of times but can only be awarded twice in a fiscal year.
- Wishlists are evaluated on the following criteria: Impact, Urgency and Quality of Submission.
- Wishlists are pulled the first of each month. If you don’t get selected, don’t give up, re-submit.
2 Every Month
ICCU supports education around the community in order to make the Idaho community a better place to live.
Requirements:
- Be exact and specific with EVERY request
- This grant is a quid pro quo so make sure to highlight what recognition they will get with partnering with you.
This grant is great for school events like fairs or carnivals.
Applications ONLY accepted August 1st through March 1st.
The Idaho CapEd Foundation looks to support teachers in implementing innovative and specific educational classroom projects and school programs.
The total amount granted is $800.
Requirements/instructions:
- Create an account with Idaho CapEd Foundation
- Go to your teacher dashboard and click on "New Application"
- In the description of your grant DO NOT include your name, the school's name, or the district's name.
- Send your application to your school's principal
- It may be a good idea to send a secondary email to your principal because the CapEd Foundation one may end up in their spam folder.
Deadlines Vary
The Idaho Community Foundation helps nonprofits meet the issues of today through various grant programs to address Idaho's diverse needs. Deadlines for grants and scholarship vary. Visit: https://www.idahocf.org/grants-scholarships.php#scroll_nonprofits for more information.
October 30th
The Bews foundation looks to support all educational exploits here in the valley. Specifically to give general financial support to all public schools in the community.
Requirements:
- Email your application as well as our 501(c)3 verification letter and the past 2 years 990 tax returns to derekpicalaw@outlook.com
