Best Buy Teen Tech Center® program grants is sponsored by Best Buy Foundation™. The Best Buy Foundation™ supports educational and career opportunities for teens through initiatives like the Best Buy Teen Tech Center® program, a network of creative, youth-centered community hubs where teens can engage with the latest technology, learn real-world career skills, and interact with mentors.

The Best Buy Foundation Community Grants is a grant from the Best Buy Foundation that funds U.S. nonprofit organizations providing tech education and career readiness programs for teens outside of school. Priority is given to organizations serving underserved youth through after-school technology programs that build skills for future careers and post-secondary education. The foundation has previously awarded $2 million in a single grant cycle to local teen-focused nonprofits. Eligible applicants are community-based nonprofit organizations with a proven track record in after-school tech education. Grant amounts vary; organizations are encouraged to apply through the Best Buy Foundation's community grants program.

Grantmaking (Tech Access, Career Training & Vibrant Communities) is sponsored by Best Buy Foundation. The Best Buy Foundation supports nonprofit community-based organizations that align with its mission to connect teens with tech and tech training and foster creative youth expression. This includes initiatives like the Best Buy Teen Tech Center® program.

Best Buy Children's Foundation iWin Cities Fund is sponsored by Best Buy Children's Foundation. Supports nonprofit organizations in the Minneapolis-St. Paul 7-county metro area that provide positive experiences to help teens excel in school and develop life and leadership skills, focusing on 13-17 year olds and programs that provide access to opportunity through technology.

Twin Cities Fund - Capital Grants is sponsored by Best Buy Foundation. The Best Buy Foundation provides capital support for nonprofit organizations in the seven-county Twin Cities metro area. While their core focus is Arts and Culture and Teens and Technology, they support projects related to 'teens and technology programming' or 'career pathways in STEAM fields.' A biotechnology or life sciences workforce training program for teens at a community college could potentially fit if it aligns with their technology focus and capital needs.

STEM School Tech Grants is sponsored by Best Buy.ca. These grants are available for K-8 and 9-12 schools looking to add technology to programs with a focus on Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math (STEM) to enhance offerings such as robotics clubs, math programs, coding, maker spaces, and digital media courses.

Teen Tech Competition is a grant from the Glenn W. Bailey Foundation that funds schools and organizations running technology competitions that promote creativity and problem-solving among teenagers. The program supports participants engaging in tech categories such as artificial intelligence, robotics, game development, and other applied technology areas. Prizes include tech gadgets and scholarships. The Glenn W. Bailey Foundation takes a flexible approach to eligibility — organizations do not need to meet all criteria and may qualify by meeting as few as one criterion, as long as they demonstrate meaningful programmatic alignment. Eligible applicants are schools and organizations running STEM education and tech competition programs for teens.