Grant Sources: For educational technology

Black Family Technology Awareness Week Black Family Technology Awareness Week is designed for the Black Community. Grants range from $500–$2,000. In-kind support ranges from videos to activity kits. You will find an application for funding, make a request for in-kind support, or simply list your activity. http://www.blackfamilynet.net/

Books from Bruce Bruce Larkin, the author of over two hundred children's books, has generously offered to donate to every kindergarten and first grade child in the United States a supply of his books to call their own. The Literacy Empowerment Foundation, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, will distribute books through the Books from Bruce Program. Free books are available to educators to give to their students. Educators only pay shipping and handling. http://www.colorcodedbooks.org/

CommunicationFitness $4000 Grants CommunicationFitness is offering $4000 grants to teachers to implement Comfit, an internet-based language arts skill-building program, in their classes. These grants will cover the costs of a one-year subscription to the program for up to 150 students as well as support and training. Please see website for more details. http://www.comfit.com/

Digital Divide Network, The: Funding Excellent listing of government, private, and corporate grant programs. http://www.digitaldividenetwork.org/

DonorsChoose DonorsChoose' model of citizen philanthropy begins with a teacher who wants to provide his or her students with an activity that school funds would not cover. At this Web site, the teacher can describe a student project and list the materials needed to make it possible. DonorsChoose staff and volunteers review the proposed student project. Civic-minded individuals can then browse teachers' submissions. A donor can make a tax-deductible contribution that fully or partially funds a chosen proposal. http://www.donorschoose.org/

GenevaLogic Visionary Grants GenevaLogic Visionary Grants are available to accredited, not-for-profit K-12 schools, community colleges and universities in the United States and Canada. The goal of the grant is to support teachers who use computers to inspire their students and achieve their teaching goals by providing classroom software that empowers teachers to mentor students learning on computers, manage student computer activity and effectively interact with students in a technology environment. http://www.genevalogic.com/index.php?id=2111

Global SchoolNet Foundation, The Sponsors of numerous online projects. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation, is a major contributor to the philosophy, design, culture and content of Internet-based learning. Linking kids, teachers, and parents around the world. http://www.gsn.org/

InfoSource Grants InfoSource, Inc. is accepting applications for their grant program that will award up to $2.5 million in online tools and training to school districts. The InfoSource Integrating Technology in the Classroom Grant Program aims at supporting “in need” school districts across the nation by providing the tools and technology needed to improve digital literacy skills for both teachers and students, simplify and enhance the learning process, and make computers and the Internet an integral part of the classroom. http://www.howtomaster.com/grants/grants.asp

La Familia Technology Week La Familia Technology Week: Connecting Our World, is designed for the Hispanic Community. Grants range from $500–$2,000. In-kind support ranges from videos to activity kits. You will find an application for funding, make a request for in-kind support, or simply list your activity. http://www.lafamilianet.net/

Online Fundraising Link to online fundraising site where schools and educational programs can register to receive 15% in revenue from all purchases made by supporters. http://www.easyonlinefundraising.com

School Fundraising Programs This site details corporate loyalty based programs that fund public schools. It also includes programs that offer employees 75% discounts on products purchsed for schools(Hewlett Packard) as well as links to other K-12 resources. http://waypointcorvallis.com/k12_fundraising_programs.htm

Tech Savvy Awards The first national awards program recognizing exemplary programs that demystify technology for parents and enable them to better guide their children in the use of new media. Four $5,000 regional awards and one $25,000 national award will be presented. The deadline for submissions is Jan. 12, 2007. http://www.famlit.org/site/c.gtJWJdMQIsE/b.2180327/k.5E33/Verizon_Tech_Savvy_Awards.htm

Technology Innovation Challenge Grants U. S. Department Of Education Technology Innovation Challenge Grants. http://www.ed.gov/programs/techinnov/