Jared Polis Foundation Mini-Grants -- THE Journal

Jared Polis Foundation Mini-Grants

11/07/14

Available Funds/Award: $1,500

Opens: July 1, 2014

Proposals Due: Nov 7, 2014

Final Applications Due: Nov 7, 2014

Winners Chosen: Dec 19, 2014

Recurring? Semiannually

Granting Organization: Jared Polis Foundation

Description: The Jared Polis Foundation “Grants for up to $1,500 may be requested for hardware, such as digital or video cameras, interactive whiteboards, and interactive response systems, tablets, e-readers, chromebooks or to purchase software, technology curriculum, or pay technology conference registration fees.”

Requirements: Complete an application and email it to the Jared Polis Foundation.

Eligibility: K-12 Teachers

Application Link: http://www.jaredpolisfoundation.org/

Additional Information Link: http://www.jaredpolisfoundation.org/

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