Grants are available to support classrooms from 4th through 12th grade in northern Chautauqua County.
Eligible projects must include:
Eligible projects must include:
- A clear learning outcome aligned with an educational standard.
- Meaningful community service that makes a positive impact.
Grant awards generally do not exceed $1,000. Funding may be used for materials, supplies, equipment, technology, guest speakers, and similar resources (salaries are not eligible for funding).
Projects that promote diversity, equity, inclusion, and sustainability are encouraged. Additionally, projects with long-term viability or that can be easily replicated may receive special consideration.
Please note: This program is designed to support classroom-based projects that engage students in meaningful, hands-on learning. School clubs are not eligible.
Transportation funding is considered separately – please refer to the application for details.
Projects that promote diversity, equity, inclusion, and sustainability are encouraged. Additionally, projects with long-term viability or that can be easily replicated may receive special consideration.
Please note: This program is designed to support classroom-based projects that engage students in meaningful, hands-on learning. School clubs are not eligible.
Transportation funding is considered separately – please refer to the application for details.
The deadline to apply for the 2025-26 academic year has been extended to April 30, 2025.
Service Learning Grant Application
Submit this form to apply online for a Service Learning Grant. Please ensure all fields are filled out completely and that contact information is accurate; we will contact you if we require additional information. Applications are due by March 31.
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