Funding sources

• Grants Promote Math Enhancement Programs
  The Actuarial Foundation: Advancing Student Achievement Advancing Student Achievement (ASA), an initiative of the Actuarial Foundation, supports math enhancement programs that bridge the gap between classroom and real world mathematics for grades 4-12 students in U.S. public and private schools. Programs eligible for support may include, but are not limited to, clubs, competitions, before and after school programs, classroom extension periods, etc. Funded programs must impact 20 to 25 students and meet a minimum of one time per month. ASA grants are for a two-year period and range up to $5,000 annually. Applications may be submitted throughout the year. Visit the Actuarial Foundation’s website to learn more about the ASA grant program.

• Math and Science Grants from Toshiba America Foundation
  Deadline: Rolling
  Toshiba says, “Science and math teachers in public or private (non-profit) schools may apply for grants to support classroom science and math education." Projects that are led by individuals or teams of teachers and that support engage students creatively are preferred. Additionally, the Foundation prefers projects that enable students to answer and ask their own scientific questions and that incorporate community partners. Prize: Grants of $5,000 or less are reviewed on a rolling basis; grants for more than $5,000 are reviewed twice per year (Aug. 1 and Feb. 1). Website has more information.

• 'Map Your World' Technology Grants Deadline: July 31, 2014
  Map Your World, a project inspired by the documentary "The Revolutionary Optimists," is providing technology grants to high school and middle school teachers across the country. Winning teachers receive five Nexus 7 tablets to help implement the Map Your World curriculum. Map Your World projects encourage students to use technology for data collection projects, and then, ultimately, students use that data to create an interactive multimedia map. To apply, visit the Map Your World online application. Prize: Winners receive five Nexus 7 tablets.

• The NEA Foundation
  (Select Educators / Grants to Educators)
• GrantsAlert.com
• Get Ed Funding
• Fundsnet Online Services Education & Literacy Grants
• Teachers Count
  (Under "I'm a Teacher"; Click on Grants)
• School Grants!
  Select Grant Opportunities / Scroll down to Rocky Mountain / Pacific Coast
  ALSO: Look at Index to Sample Proposals; Logic Map
• eSchool News
  Select Deadline Grants
• Grant Wrangler - K12 school and teacher grants
  Scroll to bottom Click on Search for more grants>>
• Teachers Network
• Grants 4 Teachers (teacher planet)
• Top Teaching Resources Grant and Funding Resources
• Teacher Tap Grants and Grant writing
• Computers for Learning (CFL) excess computer equipment from federal agencies
• ANY CORP Foundation: Target, Motorola Foundation; ING; Aetna; Toyota; MetLife; Best Buy Foundation

• Sponsored Programs Information Network (SPIN) is a subscriber database of federal and non-federal funding opportunities SPIN is accessible from any CSUN campus computer
• Awesome Library: Gaining Grants Home Page "The Awesome Library organizes 14,000 carefully reviewed K-12 education resources, the top 5 percent for teachers, students, parents, and librarians. It includes a search engine." This section focuses on grant resources for teachers.

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