Early Childhood Education Grant Program is a grant from the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services that funds high-quality preschool services for three and four year old children in high-need areas of Ohio. The program aims to maximize early educational experiences before kindergarten and support school readiness. Funds are awarded to existing high-quality early learning programs, and grantees must adhere to specific program, child and family eligibility, budget and fiscal, and reporting requirements. Eligible applicants are early learning and development programs that have achieved a tiered rating through Ohio's Step Up To Quality program at the level specified by the department.

New Center Start-Up Grant (Early Care and Education Access Grants) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Children and Youth and Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. Designed for new early childhood centers, public schools, preschools, and family child care providers. This grant covers expenses such as facility costs, staff onboarding, and educational materials.

The Early Childhood Care and Education Grants is a funding program from the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut that supports early childhood programs and initiatives aimed at improving care and educational outcomes for young children in Eastern Connecticut. The foundation focuses on ending child poverty and supporting a healthy, thriving community through grants to nonprofit organizations delivering early childhood education and family support services. Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations providing early childhood care, education, or related family support programs in Eastern Connecticut. Grant amounts and application deadlines vary by cycle; visit the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut website for current guidelines.

The California Department of Education Program and Grants Overview for Early Education provides information about state-funded programs and grants supporting early childhood education initiatives across California. The CDE administers funding for programs serving children from birth through kindergarten age, including quality improvement grants, professional development initiatives, and expanded access programs. Funding is distributed to local educational agencies, nonprofits, and community organizations operating early education programs in California. Specific grant amounts, eligibility criteria, and application deadlines vary by program and funding cycle.

Ohio Environmental Education Fund General Grant is sponsored by Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (Ohio EPA). The Ohio Environmental Education Fund (OEEF) provides grants for innovative projects that enhance public awareness and understanding of environmental issues in Ohio and provide skills to make informed decisions and take responsible actions. This includes education projects related to current environmental issues and promoting environmental careers.

Early Education and Out of School Time (EEOST) Small Capital Grant Program is sponsored by MassDevelopment (in partnership with EEC and CEDAC). This program provides grants to tax-exempt nonprofit corporations to develop or improve child care facilities. At least 50% of the child care enrollment must consist of low-income families eligible for public subsidy.