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Official Government Website EcosySTEM | STEM Action Center Mini-Grants Funding opportunity brought to you by the Idaho EcosySTEM and the Idaho STEM Action Center! Regional Mini-Grants are a collaborative funding opportunity designed to strengthen STEM learning experiences and career connections for learners across Idaho.
Through this grant, we will distribute small, regionally balanced grants to support existing programs and projects that meaningfully connect STEM learning opportunities to career and workforce pathways. Regional Mini-Grants range from $500 to $2,500 and are intended to enhance or expand the impact of ongoing STEM-related projects.
Due to the size and timeline of these awards, applicants are encouraged to focus on clearly defined activities that deepen STEM learning, strengthen career awareness, and increase access to workforce development opportunities. All projects must comply with Idaho state regulations and guidelines applicable to public funding.
Funding priority will be given to projects that: Demonstrate a strong alignment with EcosySTEM and STEM Action Center’s shared goal of boosting awareness of learning and workforce opportunities that connect all Idahoans to STEM success in their communities. Increase career awareness, workforce readiness, and exposure to STEM careers. Serve or intentionally support rural communities.
Include meaningful partnerships, particularly with industry and workforce. Clearly show how the majority of the requested funds directly support the STEM learning and career connection components of the project. Applicants should clearly describe how grant funds will strengthen, expand, or increase the impact of the project and how this investment contributes to longer-term outcomes for youth, educators, workforce, and communities.
Applications are now open! Read the grant overview guide. This booklet provides you with all the information you need to have a successful grant proposal.
Create an account on STEM Action Center’s Euna Grants Platform. Submit your applications BEFORE Sunday, March 15, 2026. For technical questions related to the application submission, contact Amanda Paterson at stem.
admin@stem. idaho. gov EcosySTEM Hub Coordinators are available to provide guidance on: Project alignment with funding priorities Strengthening STEM learning and career connection components Clarifying and increasing partnerships and regional impact Preparing strong and complete applications and budgets Award Date: Recipients will be notified by March 30, 2026 Grant Overview and Planner ver: 3.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Public educational institutions, community and civic groups including libraries, museums, out-of-school programs, and non-profit organizations in Idaho. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
EcosySTEM grants - Regional Grants is funded by Idaho STEM Action Center. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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