TIF Grants

http://www.computers.fed.gov   Free computers for schools

Compaq's Education Site

CoCCc Announces the 1998-199 Compaq Teaching With Computer Technology Grant ProgramK-12 teachers in each state who can demonstrate successful use of computer technology in their classrooms are eligible to win a Compaq computer for their classrooms. (Two winners from each state.) The program offers applicants whose classroom projects rely on computer technology the chance to win a Compaq computer for their classrooms. One can submit an application online to share information about their projects. Deadline for submitting applications is: February 15th

AOL Foundation Grant Awards
The AOL Foundation is accepting proposals from teams involving K-12 public schools, and/or other non-profit educational entities throughout the United States, to apply for an Interactive Education Grant. Teams may involve teachers, administrators, parents, and/or other community representatives. The grants of up to $7,500 are for the development and implementation of innovative uses of interactive technology to enhance educational outcomes for K-12 students. For more information conntact the Foundation at 22000 AOL Way, Dulles, VA 20166, call 703.265.1342, email aolgrants@aol.com, or visit the web site. The deadline for proposals is February 1

U. S. Department of Energy - For the Computers for Learning Program

eSchool News- an online news magazine for the technology educator.

The Cisco Systems Foundation

Microsoft Corporation

Eaton Corporation Foundation The Eaton Corporation Foundation funds projects that prepare minority youth for employment, particularly those which focus on math, science, and technology careers. Grants range from $1,000 to $25,000, with over $1 million awarded last year. Schools and non-profits are eligible, but the foundation restricts its giving to the 30 states with company operations. Call for application guidelines. 216.523.5000

Motorola Foundation Grants from $1,000 to $10,000 that focus on enhancing math, science, and technology opportunities for minorities and the economically-disadvantaged are available from the Motorola Foundation. Contact: Program Manage, Motorola Foundation, 1303 East Algonquin Road, Schaumburg, IL 60196. 708.576.6200 

http://www.computers.fed.gov
Free computers for schools

Public Education Network

The GTE Corporate Giving Program These grants are part of GTE's Growth Initiatives For Teachers (GIFT) program, an effort designed to strengthen math and science education in grades 6-12. For more information onGTE's Corporate Gift Program.

NEC Foundation Grants - Deadline Nov. 1 phone: 516.753.7021 This foundation promotes the application of technology to advance education and assist people with disabilities. There is NO formal application, but NEC encourages you to submit a one-page query preproposal.

Toyota USA Foundation The Toyota USA Foundation has education grants for US non-profit organizations to fund K-12 programs that emphasize pre-college education, particularly in math and sciences.

Gates Public Library Foundation Bill Gates has established the Gates Public Library Foundation to help make public libraries more accessible in the Information Age. This initiative is primarily targeted toward underserved public libraries in low-income areas. The Foundation will provide necessary hardware and software for community access to digital information, as well as support and train library staffs to access and manage digital information and technology. For more information contact Chris Hedrick, Program Director, Gates Library Foundation at 425 882 1200, or info@glf.org

National Endowment for the Humanities Grant

Sega Foundation - Support Educational Technologies

Authur V. Davis Foundation

U.S. Department of Agriculture RURAL Utilities

Technology and Media Services for Individuals With Disabilities Grants

NASA Grants Information Page

School Grants and Grant Resources

The National Science Foundation

School Grants

WinStar for Education

Sprint Foundation A limited amount of grants is being offered by the Sprint Foundation. Projects which supports or foster school reform through the use of new technologies and communicationns media and through fresh approaches to the enhancement of teachers' skills.

THE DISTANCE LEARNING FUNDING $OURCEBOOK (WWW site) Your Guide to Foundation, Corporate and Government Support for Telecommunications and the New Media

Technology Innovation Challenge Grants

Technology Innovation Challenge Grants (TICG) home page: http://www.ed.gov/Technology 

http://www.ed.gov/Technology/TOCedgrant.html Technology Grants page.

TEA's Grant 2000 index page.

Yahoo Technology Grant Funding

Intel Foundation Intel funds programs that advance math, science, or technology education, promote science careers among women and under-represented minorities, or increase public understanding of technology and its impact. An application is available at the Intel Web site.

Mars Foundation The Mars Foundation offers a varriety of grants ranging from $1,000 to $10,000 for K-12 curriculum development, teacher professional development, computer and equipment acquisitions, and capital building projects. For additional information, write to Sue Martin, Mars Foundation, 6885 Elm Street, McLean, VA 22101.

GrantsWeb

The Foundation Center

What Should I Know About Educational Grants

STEM Education Institute Educational Grant Information Page