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Find similar grantsEducation Grants is sponsored by Target Foundation. Target's corporate giving program prioritizes education, with a focus on early childhood literacy, college and career readiness, and arts education. K-12 schools and nonprofit organizations with programs focusing on these areas are eligible.
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Target funds programs that allow students and teachers to learn in all kinds of settings. We fund field trips that connect students' classroom curricula to out-of-school experiences. Eligibility: Education professionals who are at least 18 years old and employed by an accredited K-12 public, private or charter school in the United States that maintains a 501(c)(3) or 509(a)(1) tax-exempt status are eligible to apply.
Website: Visit grant page Like to receive updates about this grant? Register your E-mail here Your E-mail address is set to receive alerts about this grant. Current and Past Grant Winners Teacher Awarded Target Field Trip Grant Monticello resident Roger Darren High, art teacher for the Dermott School District, has been awarded an $800 Target Field Trip Grant, designed to help bring learning to life for students.
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