Corporate grants, school funding and homeschool assistance: check eligibility, prepare a budget and find the official application process.
Check eligibility for Dollar General Youth Literacy Grants, then prepare a reading project, software budget and progress plan before the next application cycle.
K–12 · Schools, libraries & nonprofitsExplore Walmart Spark Good Local Grants for eligible schools and nonprofits, with steps for checking local fit and preparing a reading or math project budget.
Schools & community organizationsLearn which teachers can use DonorsChoose, how corporate matching offers work, and what to check before requesting reading materials or a digital subscription.
Public-school classroomsReview NEA Foundation Student Success Grant eligibility and develop a reading or math project with a clear learning question, materials budget and evaluation plan.
Public-school educators · NEA membersUnderstand the school budget route for Title I reading and math support, and prepare a resource request tied to an identified need, instructional plan and review.
Schools · District-managed fundingLearn how Title IV-A school funding relates to effective technology use, and prepare a proposal that includes instruction, training, costs and purchasing review.
Schools · District-managed fundingExplore the 21st CCLC funding route for afterschool and summer programs, including state competitions, local partnerships and a practical reading and math plan.
Afterschool & summer programsCheck HSLDA Curriculum Grant requirements and prepare a focused purchase list for reading and math materials when financial hardship affects your homeschool budget.
Homeschool families · Financial needUnderstand Florida’s Personalized Education Program, its application timing and purchase documentation before budgeting for reading, math or educational apps.
Florida families · State-authorized programReview Arizona ESA eligibility, purchasing guidance and recordkeeping before choosing reading materials, math resources or a learning subscription for your child.
Arizona families · State education funding
