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org/gtf-olympiad-grants#) We support organizations that identify and nurture high-potential STEM students Empowering STEM talent through the Olympiad ecosystem What are the GTF Olympiad Grants? * **Goals:**We seek to discover, nurture, and empower talented youth worldwide. * **Grant Size:**We offer grants of up to $20,000 for small projects or up to $50,000 for larger projects.
We look for proposals where our funding has the potential to make a clear difference in the identification and nurturing talent. We are particularly interested in proposals that may enable us to learn about the effectiveness of different interventions to identify and nurture talent.
* **Training Camps and Courses:**IMO Training Camps in Costa Rica, Mongolia, Pakistan, South Africa, etc. * **Support National/Regional Olympiads:**Philippines National Math Olympiad, OMCC, etc. * **Establishment of New Olympiads/Competitions:**Ethiopia National Math Olympiad, East Africa National Math Olympiad, etc. * **Other Projects:**Teacher training for Malaysia National Math Olympiad, etc. * **Geography:**Our program welcomes applications from organizations worldwide.
* **Age range:**High School STEM competitions. * **Project types:**Please refer to the four categories above. * **Funding:**We offer up to $20,000 for smaller projects or up to $50,000 for larger projects.
* **Legal:**We prefer applications from a registered nonprofit or under a fiscal sponsorship arrangement with a registered nonprofit. We will consider other applicants on a case-by-case basis. * **Proposal Submission:**Interested applicants submit project proposals using this link.
* **Review:**We will review your application. We may request additional information or suggest revisions. However, we may not be able to respond to all proposals.
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