Help Writing Grants - Links
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Awesome Library
The Awesome Library is a vualuable resource for educators which includes: grant writing information, resources, lesson plans, and a myriad of other topics important to teachers and administrators -
Foundation Center
The "Gateway" to philanthropy on the World Wide Web, this site ffers online assistance with locating foundations and proposal writing. It has an extensive list of links which can be tailored to mee the needs of grant seekers.
Additional Resources - Links
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Council on Foundations
The Council works to support foundations by promoting knowledge, growth, and action in philanthropy. It contains links ot current grant opportunities. -
Council on Foundations - Community Foundation Locator
The Locator lists hundreds of community foundations who derive their funds from many donors rather than a single source, as is usually the case with private and corporate foundations. -
eSchool News
A comprehensive source for school technology funding. This website provides access to grant opportunities, recent grant awards, equipment donations, and a Technology Funding Directory. -
Federal Register - Education Grants Available (US Dept of Ed)
Announces the availability of federal funds for grants in Education. -
Foundations Online
Foundations Online is a directory of 100s of foundations and grantmakers. It is a must see site! -
Funding Sources on the Web
Grant information and other basic grant-seeking references -
Fundsnet Services Online
Directory of over 700 philanthropy sites on the web, including section listing newest funding opportunities and Community Foundations/Regional Grantmakers. Site includes FAQ section and search engine links -
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Contains a myriad of sites and sources of information about grants. -
Government Discretionary Grants
This site is a compilation of all federal grants, a description of the grant, requirements with filing deadlines, electronic filing forms, and the home page for each of the grants listed. -
Grant Resources
Great website with lots of links to resources. -
Grant Wrangler
Grant Wrangler is a free grants listing service offered by Nimble Press. They make it easier for teachers, librarians, and parents to find funding, including grants and awards for arts, history, mathematics, science, technology, and more. They also help grant-giving organizations more effectively promote their grants and awards to teachers and schools across America. -
Grants Information Collection
The University of Wisconsin maintains a comprehensive site with grant resources. -
Grants.gov
This site allows organizations to electronically find and apply for competitive grant opportunities from all Federal grant-making agencies. -
GrantSelect
Offers more than 10,000 funding opportunities and the largest collection of sponsored research opportunities. You can sign up for a free trial membership.
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Library of Winning Grants
This site includes an extensive list of grants that havebeen written and funded. A great resource to use to examine a successfully funded grant. -
National Center for Education Statistics
NCES is the primary federal entity for collecting and analyzing data that are related to education in the United States and other nations (the most reliable data for grants).
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Online Funding Resources
Links from Castle Technology Consultants to a wide variety of online resources related to grants, proposals, and philanthropic organizations which provide funding for educational purposes. -
US Department of Education
US Department of Education Discretionary Grant Application Packages for currently open grant competitions.
Grant Opportunities - Links
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Lincoln County R-III Education Foundation grant application
Grants are due annually on the first Monday in February.
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Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy
The goal of the national grant program is to develop and expand family literacy efforts nationwide and to support the development of literacy programs that build families of readers.
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David and Lucile Packard Foundations
The Foundation provides grants to nonprofit organizations in the following broad program areas: conservation, population, science, children, families and communities, arts, and organizational effectiveness and philanthropy.Comments (-1)(0) -
Ford Foundation
The Ford Foundation seeks to enhance educational opportunities especially for low income and chronically disadvantaged groups. The site also contains a grant database and guidelines for grant seekers.Comments (-1)(0) -
Ford Motor Company Fund
Ford Motor Company Fund makes awards in five categories: education, environment, public policy, health and social programs, civic affairs & community development, and arts & humanities.Comments (-1)(0) -
G. Unger Vetlesen Foundation and The Ambrose Monell Foundation
Voluntarily aiding and contributing to religious, charitable, scientificn, literary, and educational uses and purposes.Comments (-1)(0) -
Toyota Foundation
Education is the focus of Toyota's giving, with an emphasis on primary and secondary schooling.Comments (-1)(0) -
Verizon Foundation
Verizon Foundation supportsprograms that create innovative eSolutions, help bridge the digital divide, foster basic and computer literacy, help enrich our communities, and create a skilled workforce.Comments (-1)(0) -
Zimmer Family Foundation
The mission of this small foundation is to support religious, educational, and social programs.Comments (-1)(0)
