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2026 Educational and Workforce Development Grant Opportunity – Seminole Electric 2026 Educational and Workforce Development Grant Opportunity Funding is available through Seminole Electric Cooperative, Inc. to support impactful educational programs and initiatives within the following counties: Gilchrist County, Putnam County, Gadsden County, and Columbia County.
Grant funds up to $25,000 per county are available to support student success and academic enrichment, workforce readiness and career pathways, technology and innovation, and professional development. Colleges and universities Trade, technical, or vocational schools offering skills-based training *Applicants must be accredited or operate under an accredited governing body.
Award amounts: Vary based on need and scope Allowable uses: Program costs, materials, related expenses, and facility construction or modifications necessary to implement the proposed project All applications and required materials should be submitted no later than June 4th, 2026. Applications that do not include required attachments or provide required certifications will not be accepted and will not be considered for review.
Seminole reserves the right, without qualification, at any time and in its sole discretion, to modify, supplement or withdraw this educational grant opportunity, to reject any grant application or any portion thereof, or to waive irregularities or omissions in any grant application.
Those who submit grant applications to Seminole do so without recourse against Seminole for any rejection of a grant application by Seminole or failure to execute a grant application for any reason. Seminole reserves the right to request further information, as necessary, to complete its evaluation of the grant applications received.
Educational Grant Opportunity Application Email This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Eligibility Certification (Required) By submitting this application, the applicant certifies that they represent an eligible educational institution that is accredited or operates under an accredited governing body.
Legal Name of Institution (Required) Institution Type (Required) Select institution type High School College / University Trade / Technical / Vocational School Institution Overview (Required) Accreditation Status (Required) Select accreditation status Accredited institution Operates under an accredited governing body Accrediting Body / Governing Entity (Required) Institution Website (Required) State / Province / Region County of Institution (Required) Applicant Contact Information Funding Request Description Requested Grant Amount: (Required) Max.
amount of $25,000 If awarded grant funds, what specific need, challenge, or opportunity would the funding address? Please describe why this funding is necessary and how it will make a meaningful difference. (Required) If awarded, how will grant funds be used?
Describe the activities, resources, or program components that will be supported directly by this grant. (Required) If awarded grant funds, what outcomes do you expect to achieve? Describe the anticipated impact on students, participants, or the community.
(Required) Proof of accreditation or governing authority (Required) Max. file size: 300 MB. Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx, png, jpg, jpeg, Max.
file size: 300 MB. Supporting materials/documentation Max. file size: 300 MB.
Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx, png, jpg, jpeg, Max. file size: 300 MB. Acknowledgement and Certification (Required) By submitting this application, the applicant certifies that the information provided is accurate and complete and agrees to use the awarded funds for the purposes outlined in the application.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: High schools, colleges and universities, and trade, technical, or vocational schools offering skills-based training within Gilchrist, Putnam, Gadsden, and Columbia Counties. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $25,000 per county. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Educational and Workforce Development Grant Opportunity is funded by Seminole Electric Cooperative, Inc.. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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