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Because there are so many schools in the U.S. and because foundations would be inundated with grant requests, some foundations will not allow schools to apply for grants, but will give school grants to non-profit organizations that support schools.  While schools are eligible to receive grants from the federal government, state, county and city governments, as well as from some private and corporate foundations, schools should set up a separate 501(c)(3) organization to be eligible to apply for all school grants.

 

There are many sites specialize in the arena of school grants for educational nonprofit organizations.  They have track records of success in writing school grants for elementary-secondary education, technology, healthcare, science, literacy programs, economic development and labor-management cooperation.  With an average of 30 billion dollars in grant awards each year, they have authored school grants that have:

 

·         Increased learning outcomes in reading, writing and mathematics.

·         Increased interest and learning outcomes in science and citizenship.

·         Promoted labor-management cooperation.

·         Encouraged economic growth.

·         Advanced professional development.

·         Established community technology centers.