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DeSoto County Education Foundation Supporting Public Education in We connect donors, educators, and community partners to fuel classroom innovation, uplift teachers, and create opportunities that help every student thrive.
Fueling innovative ideas that empower educators to try something new, spark student engagement, and deepen learning Investing in the future by helping local graduates take their next step with community-supported scholarships that ease financial burdens and open doors to opportunity. Celebrating and supporting our educators who go above and beyond—through awards, appreciation events, and community recognition.
A Night That Elevated Education in DeSoto Nearly 200 community members, educators, sponsors, and supporters gathered for the DeSoto County Education Foundation’s signature fundraising event, ElevatED 2026. Together, we celebrated excellence in education while raising critical support for local students, teachers, and classrooms.
The evening honored our Teacher of the Year, Rookie Teacher of the Year, and School-Related Employee of the Year while showcasing the incredible impact that happens when a community rallies behind education. Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, donors, and attendees, ElevatED continues to strengthen opportunities for students and educators across DeSoto County.
Hear From Our 2026 Honorees Awarded to fuel innovation in the classroom through educators grants. Granted in scholarships to support DeSoto seniors on their next journey. Invested in recognizing, celebrating, and uplifting DeSoto Educators Fueling dual enrollment success by covering tuition gaps.
Every dollar represents a commitment to stronger classrooms, brighter futures, and the educators who make it all happen - right here in DeSoto County. Be part of the impact. We provide educator grants ranging from $1,000 to $10,000 to support projects aligned with our key funding priorities: Literacy, STEM, Professional Development, Enhanced Student Involvement, and Student Resiliency.
Each year, our Fueling Innovation Educator Grants empower DeSoto County teachers to implement creative, student-centered projects that enhance instruction and deepen engagement. Whether you're piloting a fresh approach to science, strengthening literacy skills, or pursuing meaningful professional growth, these grants are designed to support bold ideas that make learning come alive.
Application window opens each summer and closes end of August. Scholarships funded by our generous community help DeSoto County seniors take their next step with confidence. These awards ease the financial burden of college, trade school, or other postsecondary plans—opening doors to opportunity and recognizing students for their hard work, leadership, and resilience.
Whether they’re pursuing higher education or entering the workforce, our graduates are prepared to thrive. Applications typically open in January. Interested in giving a scholarship?
We can help. Every dream deserves a chance. With support from donors, our students don’t just imagine the future, they step into it with confidence Because great teachers make great things happen.
We’re proud to lift up the educators who inspire, lead, and give their all—every single day. We believe great teachers deserve to be celebrated. Through recognition programs, appreciation events, and awards like Teacher of the Year and the RISE!
Above Award, we shine a spotlight on the educators who go above and beyond for DeSoto County students. These efforts help boost morale, build community pride, and remind teachers just how valued they are. Additional recognition opportunities happen throughout the year and are supported by local partners and community champions.
Behind every photo is a moment of impact—a teacher empowered, a student inspired, a community coming together. This is what your support makes possible. Some of our most meaningful impact comes from saying “yes” when it matters most.
Unrestricted gifts help us fund urgent needs, uplift teachers, and create meaningful moments for students in DeSoto County. Big ideas often start with small sparks. Our grants help teachers bring bold, engaging projects to life in their classrooms.
From hands-on STEM nights to creative reading corners, you’re making learning unforgettable. Your support opens doors to college, trade school, and career training—removing financial barriers and rewarding hard work, leadership, and grit. Every scholarship funded is a future fueled.
Know a teacher who goes above and beyond? Here’s your chance to celebrate them! The RISE Above Award honors exceptional educators in DeSoto County who inspire, empower, and make a lasting impact on their students and community.
Students, parents, colleagues, and community members are invited to nominate a teacher who exemplifies what it means to RISE. One nomination per person, per month. Share your story and help us spotlight the educators who go the extra mile to shape the future.
Explore opportunities ranging from scholarships and grants to teacher development and recognition—designed to empower both students and educators. Application Status: Closed We are not currently accepting applications. The next application cycle typically begins in January.
Senior Scholarship Application Apply to receive financial support to help you pursue your educational goals after high school. Educator Grant Application Request funding to bring innovative, student-centered projects to life in your classroom. Your path to the classroom starts here—designed for district staff with 2+ years of service, offering financial support to earn your teaching degree.
Celebrate a teacher who’s made a meaningful difference by sharing your story and showing your appreciation. From joyful classrooms to proud scholarship moments, these snapshots capture the heart of our mission, students supported, teachers empowered, and a community united through education. Your support helps fund innovation, empower students, and uplift the educators who shape our future.
Our work wouldn't be possible without the support of our incredible partners. From local businesses and civic groups to regional organizations and donors, each partner represents a shared commitment to strengthening education in DeSoto County. Together, we’re investing in brighter futures—one student, one classroom, one opportunity at a time.
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DeSoto County Education Foundation Mini Grants is funded by DeSoto County Education Foundation, Inc.. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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