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Assistive Technology Grants | Flutie Foundation Assistive Technology Grants Home Helping Communities Assistive Technology Grants About the Allison Keller Education Technology Program Realizing the gains that many people with autism have achieved using the iPad, the Allison Keller Education Technology Program was created in honor of Flutie Foundation Board Member Kevin Lane Keller's daughter Allison.
The goal of the program is to help fill the financial and technological gap for schools and 501(c)3 organizations that assist individuals with autism.
Since 2012, the Flutie Foundation has granted over $900,000 to schools and organizations for programs specifically serving individuals with autism that have an established technology program in place or have expressed an interest in starting a program using the iPad or other technology tools. Allison Keller was diagnosed with autism at an early age when she exhibited a speech delay.
Ali has faced challenges regarding communication, sensory issues, and has battled seizures. Showing her resilience, Ali has always been upbeat, patient, positive, and brave. She leads an active life, filled with volunteer service, horseback riding, snowshoeing, swimming, bowling and taking long walks.
An active participant in Special Olympics, Ali also loves music and going to concerts and movies. A big breakthrough came when Ali was 12 and they learned that underneath the cloud of autism, there was a bright girl with a great sense of humor who was developing in many ways like a typical teenager. Since then, the iPad has made communication that much easier in addition to offering many other benefits.
"My best me with the iPad is more near to me than me without the iPad." Allison Keller I via her iPad speech application Applications will be considered for any technology tools and/or training that improve learning outcomes or performance. Maximum request is $7,500.
00. Examples include but are not limited to: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) educational activities & access to STEM studies The Flutie Foundation is seeking innovative partners who are using technology to address real needs facing the autism community. One program per public school district is eligible to be awarded an Allison Keller Education Technology grant annually.
Think outside the box! Application Open: January 2026 Other New England States including: Applications closed March 2, 2026 at 5PM ET Grant recipients will be required to complete an interim report and a final report outlining progress, challenges, and overall success. Report guidelines will be provided by the Doug Flutie, Jr. Foundation along with the due dates for the reports.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)(3) organizations and public schools in Massachusetts and surrounding New England states. One program per district can receive funding annually. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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