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Find similar grantsEducational Event Grant Program is sponsored by English Language Learning Foundation, Inc.. The ELL Foundation financially supports educational events for K-12 English learners in the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area.
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The College Emergency Grant Program provides emergency assistance of up to $500 for Greater Cincinnati college/ university EL students who are experiencing temporary financial emergencies.
The focus areas for the grants include: Student food insecurity (meal plans are eligible) Student housing insecurity (student housing is eligible) Student transportation barriers (bus passes are eligible) Note that all assistance will be disbursed to the University, and not the student. If you are interested in applying for a college emergency grant, please apply online .
If you have any questions about the College Emergency Grant Program, please email contactus@ellfoundationcinci. org. The ELL Foundation’s Educational Event Grant Program is intended to financially support co-curricular and curricular educational events for K-12 English learners in Greater Cincinnati.
Community partners can request up to $2000 for an educational event. Due to funding availability, grantees can only receive one Educational Event Grant per calendar year. The ELL Foundation will accept Educational Event Grant applications at any time, but they will be reviewed on a quarterly basis.
If you are interested in requesting funds for an educational event, please apply online . If you have any questions about the Educational Event Grant Program, please email contactus@ellfoundationcinci. org.
Help us continue to provide ELL Students in the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area with programs and needed support by making a donation today! Educational event grant program For College/ University Students English Language Learning Foundation, Inc.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community partners financially supporting educational events for K-12 English learners in the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $2,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Educational Event Grant Program is funded by English Language Learning Foundation, Inc.. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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