The Greater Worcester Community Foundation asked me to help them get the word out. They are accepting grant proposals from organizations that serve our region. Read the full article → from Grants available for serving Greater Worcester Community – apply by March 16
An organization organizing health fund grants for Worcester County asked me to get the word out to our town. Read the full article → from Community Health grants – apply by February 17
A new fund founded by Southborough residents issued its first round of grants last month. Read the full article → from Community Fund granted $30,000 to nonprofits benefiting Southborough
The Southborough Cultural Arts Council wants your feedback on the the cultural arts programs that you’re most interested in by completing a survey Read the full article → from SCAC seeks feedback for future grant funding
Southborough Cultural Arts Council is looking to fund more programs in the arts, humanities, and interpretive sciences. Read the full article → from SCAC: Cultural arts grant applications due by October 15
The Southborough Community Fund asked me to help them get the word out. They are accepting grant proposals from organizations that serve the Southborough community. Read the full article → from Grants available for serving Southborough Community – apply by September 15
This past November, the Corridor Nine Chamber awarded 22 mini-grants to educators in the region. Three of them were awarded to teachers of Southborough students. Read the full article → from Southborough students will benefit from teacher mini-grants awarded by Corridor Nine
The Southborough Education Foundation has a mission to help fund innovative programs in the Southborough schools, creative and challenging programs that wouldn’t get funded through the normal budget process. SEF recently awarded $42K in grants for the upcoming school year that will fund things like pedometers, equipment for DNA manipulation experiments, marimbas, and a whole lot of iPads. Read the full article → from Southborough Education Foundation awards $42K in grants for new school programs
When Finn students step out in their new snowshoes next winter, and Neary percussionists practice African drumming, and Trottier students make movies using Green Screen technology as part of their science curriculum, they’ll have the Southborough Education Foundation to thank. Read the full article → from Southborough Education Foundation awards $36K to fund innovative programs
Each year St. Mark’s awards several thousand dollars in Choate Fund grants to sponsor recreation programs in Southborough. This year they’ll be dolling out $3500. The deadline for applying for a grant is May 6. Read the full article → from St. Mark’s accepting applications for recreation grants
The Southborough Education Foundation (SEF) recently awarded more than $30K in grants to support innovative programs at each of the Southborough schools and Algonquin. Some of the grants were used to purchase technology like interactive whiteboards, a visible wavelength spectrometer, and even a Wii gaming system to be used for fitness programs. Other grants went toward developing innovative programs around reading, language, and other areas of curriculum. Read the full article → from Southborough Education Foundation awards $30K in grants
The Metrowest Daily News reported recently that the Southborough Education Foundation awarded $33,000 in grants to fund new programs in Southborough schools and at Algonquin. “So many teachers out there are doing the work and coming up with grant ideas to make the schools better,” said foundation President Nicki Healey. The grant money will go Read the full article → from In the media: Southborough group awards $33K in education grants
The Choate Fund is looking to award $3,000 in grants to support public recreation in Southborough. In previous years grants have gone toward the 9/11 Memorial Field, the clearing of walking trails, an after-school field hockey program, outdoor activity areas for Woodward and Mary Finn schools, and lights and field renovations at Choate Field. If Read the full article → from Grants available for public recreation