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2026-2027 Google Grant for FIRST Tech Challenge Teams is sponsored by Google (through Georgia FIRST Robotics). The Google Team Support Grant for FIRST Tech Challenge Teams, offered through Georgia FIRST Robotics, aims to reduce barriers and increase participation in FIRST Tech Challenge among middle school-aged students who are under-resourced or have traditionally been underrepresented …
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2026-2027 Google Grant for FIRST Tech Challenge Teams — GeorgiaFIRST Robotics 2026-2027 Google Grant for FIRST Tech Challenge Teams The Google Grant for FTC Teams is Back! The Google Team Support Grant for FIRST Tech Challenge Teams is back for the 2026-2027 Competition Season!
Georgia FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC), with support from Google, is offering the final year of the Google Team Support Grant to FIRST Tech Challenge teams for the 2026-2027 competition season. Google's priority with this funding is to reduce barriers and increase participation in the FIRST TechChallenge among middle school-aged students who are under-resourced or have traditionally been underrepresented in STEM.
Last year, GeorgiaFTC awarded over $87,000 in Google grant funding directly to FIRST Tech Challenge teams in Georgia. This year, our goal is to provide over $100,000 in grant funding to our FTC teams. The Grant is open to Rookie and Veteran teams that have middle-school-age students on their teams and meet one of several other criteria.
This grant is also a great way for former FIRST LEGO League teams to transition to the FIRST Tech Challenge program. New for this season, as a part of this grant, is the opportunity for VEX teams to transition from the VEX V5RC competition to the FIRST Tech Challenge. To find out more about FIRST Tech Challenge and the grant offering, visit the FTC page here on our site.
GeorgiaFIRST Robotics Symposium 2026 XRP Summer Robotics Camps
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Open to Rookie and Veteran teams that have middle-school-age students on their teams and meet specific criteria. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows varies (over $100,000 in total funding expected for 2026-2027). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
2026-2027 Google Grant for FIRST Tech Challenge Teams is funded by Google (through Georgia FIRST Robotics). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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