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This is a list of possible funding sources for school-based programs.
To share other potential funding opportunities or ask questions about this list, contact lindsay@thepolicyproject.org.
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Funder NameFunder WebsiteContact InformationDates/DeadlinesFunding RangeNotes
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Intermountain Healthhttps://intermountainhealthcare.org/about/community-health/community-care-foundationMary.Jarrell@imail.orgFeb 1, 202510,000-100,000 per year over 3 yearsFunding goes to LEA - Ineligible if already funded by IH in same fiscal year
Financial Audit = LEA Audit
Social Determinants of Health & Child and Family Mental Well-Being
Possible Outcomes/Measures
Graduation Rates, Attendance, McKinney-Vento Students, YRBS/SHARP
Send application to Doug Thomas at IH prior to Jan 20 for review Doug.Thomas@imail.org
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Ash Grove Charitable Foundationhttps://grants.growyourgiving.org/prog/ash_grove_charitable_foundation/grants@growyourgiving.orgApplication portal reopens January 2025$100 - $25,000 For capital building and renovation requests, limited to $25,000; for program grant requests, limited to $5,000funds capital projects up to $25,000, Application guidelines are available on the company's website. Applications must be submitted online.
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Castle Foundationhttps://castlefound.org/ April 1 and October 1, annually$1,000-$5,000focuses on Wasatch Front; Application guidelines and forms are available on the Foundation's website.
Completed applications must be received (i) no later than April 1st to receive consideration by the Foundation in May, (ii) and no later than October 1st to receive consideration by the Foundation in November.
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Corning Community Impact & Investment
https://www.corning.com/worldwide/en/community-impact-and-investment/philanthropy-and-volunteerism/nonprofit-grantsThe Foundation does not accept unsolicited requests; however, nonprofit organizations that meet the geographic and framework guidelines but have not been invited to apply for a grant may send an email introduction to foundation1@corning.com. The email will be forwarded to the appropriate location for consideration. Education - community organizations, K-12 institutions, and youth programs.
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Papé Family Foundation https://papefamilyfoundation.org/philanthropy@corning.comThe LOI Link will go live on January 3rd at 8:30 am (EST) and close on or before January 17, 2025 for our 2025 Grant Cycle. **PLEASE NOTE: The LOI Link will close once we have reached 50 LOI requests. $5,000-10,000If you're eligible and align with our criteria, we may invite you to apply. Eligible organizations can introduce themselves to be considered for an invitation via email to philanthropy@corning.com. Application guidelines are available on the Foundation's website. Applications must be submitted online.
Timeline:
January 3 – 17, 2025– Letter of Inquiry accepted through our online Grants Management System
February 21, 2025 –Organizations notified of LOI status. Online Grant Application available to selected organizations based on LOI.
March 21, 2025 – Application Deadline.
March & April 2025 – Grant Committee convenes to consider requests. Site visits may be made to organizations that have not previously applied for a grant.
Late May 2025 – Applicants notified of board decision.



Timeline:
January 3 – 17, 2025– Letter of Inquiry accepted through our online Grants Management System by clicking the link below. The LOI Link will close after its reached 50 LOI requests.
February 21, 2025 –Organizations notified of LOI status. Online Grant Application available to selected organizations based on LOI.
March 21, 2025 – Application Deadline.
March & April 2025 – Grant Committee convenes to consider requests. Site visits may be made to organizations that have not previously applied for a grant.
Late May 2025 – Applicants notified of board decision.
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Romney Foundation for Children137 Newbury Street
Boston, MA 02116		Feb. 15 to Sept. 15$10,000 - $500,000The Foundation does not provide specific application procedures. A typical approach is to submit a written request that includes a description of the organization, the purpose for which funds are being requested, and the amount of the request. Applicants should also include a copy of the IRS letter confirming tax-exempt status. primary area of interest is children and youth, including those at risk. The Foundation also supports:
education; health; and, human services.
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Katz Amsterdam Foundationhttps://katzamsterdam.org/Park City only; Application guidelines are available on the Foundation's website. Grant inquiries must be submitted online.
While the Katz Amsterdam Charitable Trust does not accept unsolicited grant proposals, we are interested in hearing about organizations and work that align with our three focus areas.
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McCarthey Dressman Education Foundation
https://mccartheydressman.org/academic-enrichment-grants/Sarah McCarthey
Founder
mccarthe@illinois.edu

610 East South Temple Street
Suite 110
Salt Lake City, UT 84102
info@mccartheydressman.org
801-578-1260
801-578-1261 (fax)		4/15/2025$2,000 - $10,000extra-curricular programs that improve student learning; after-school programs that enrich and inspire; programs that nurture the intellectual, artistic, and creative abilities of children from low-income households
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The Moriah Fundhttps://moriahfund.org/application-process/"Gwen Tran
Grants Manager
gtran@moriahfund.org

info@moriahfund.org"		The Moriah Fund does not accept unsolicited proposals.
First-time applicants to the Moriah Fund must submit a brief one page letter of inquiry. The letter of inquiry should include history, purpose and goals of the organization; amount of funding requested; purpose and activities of the project/program for which funds are requested; and total budget(s) of the organization and the project/program. Based on this letter, the Moriah Fund will determine whether to invite a full proposal, and will notify applicants as soon as practicable. Priority to efforts that target at-risk children, including those in high poverty areas and children impacted by learning differences; programs that support educational innovations that improve academic, social, and emotional learning
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Utah Board of Juvenile Justice (UBJJ)https://justice.utah.gov/juvenile-justice/ubjj-grants/January 7, 2025: Application Opens
February 3, 2025: Eligibility Review Deadline
February 7, 2025: Application Deadline
April 30, 2025: Application Outcome Notification
July 1, 2025- June 30, 2026: Grant Period		UBJJ allocates Federal funding,
through a competitive grant process, to eligible entities across Utah to support programs and
services for juveniles involved with the juvenile justice system and juveniles at-risk of such
involvement, as well as their parents/guardians and families. UBJJ is accepting applications for grant award funding for the 2025-2026 grant cycle. Funding
can be used in one of the following purpose areas:
● After-school Programs
● Community-based Programs and Services
● Delinquency Prevention
● Educational Programs
● Expungement Services
● Positive Youth Development
● Re-entry
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George S and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundationhttps://www.gsecclesfoundation.org/801.246.5340 gseg@gseccles.orgongoingMust submit LOI first, then will be notified if accepted to apply
Funding Priorities:
Arts & Culture
Community
Education
Health & Wellness
Preservation & Conservation
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Larry H and Gail Miller Foundationhttps://www.lhm.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/LHM_Grant_Process-v1.pdf julie.ramos@lhm.com.Sept 1, 2025Funding Priorities
• Health and Medicine
• Shelter and Food Security
• Education and Skill Development
• Jobs and Economic Self-reliance
• Cultural and Spiritual Enrichment

Must apply through district foundation
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