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The Highland Street Foundation Grants support educational programs for families and children in Massachusetts across six core areas: Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), arts, athletics, college access, early childhood education, and social-emotional learning.
The foundation distributes resources to enhance and supplement learning opportunities both in and out of the classroom, with funds allocated each spring and fall through an online grant application process. Projects are reviewed and funds awarded on a competitive basis. Eligible applicants are organizations with educational programs in Massachusetts serving children and families aligned with the foundation's six priority areas.
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Grant Applications - The Highland Foundation Application Instructions & Guidelines Past Grant Application Examples Projects are Awarded Through a Simple, On-line Distributing resources to Highland Local Schools to enhance, enrich and supplement learning opportunities is at the heart of what The Highland Foundation provides.
We underwrite a diverse mix of educational programs and experiences each year and focus on six core areas of need including: Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEM) These platforms help our students advance on many levels, both in and out of the classroom. At the same time, these core areas closely align to the interests of our generous donors.
Projects are reviewed and funds are allocated each spring and fall through a grant application process. Interested in Applying for a Grant? Applications for FALL GRANTS are due on the second Monday of October.
Applications for SPRING GRANTS are due on the second Monday of March. To learn more, or if you are interested in joining the Projects committee that is responsible for reviewing and awarding projects, contact Tony Yu at: tony. yu@highlandfoundation.
org . We also have Teacher Liaisons in each school that can answer your questions. Feel free to contact the Teacher Liaisons for your school listed below for more information.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations with educational programs across six core areas of need; focus on families and children in Massachusetts. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Highland Street Foundation Grants is funded by Highland Street Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Massachusetts. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation – Main Street Momentum Grant is sponsored by Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation (in partnership with Main Street Oakland County). A one-time grant opportunity for eligible rural Main Street communities in Oakland County designed to enhance rural downtowns as gathering hubs, grow local capacity, and support small businesses.
Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation – Main Street Momentum Grant Enhancing Rural Downtowns as Hubs is sponsored by Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation and Main Street Oakland County (MSOC). A one-time grant opportunity for eligible rural Main Street communities in Oakland County to enhance downtowns as gathering hubs, grow local capacity, and support small businesses. No match is required.
Match on Main Street Momentum Grant is sponsored by Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation / Main Street Oakland County (MSOC). This one-time grant opportunity is for eligible rural Main Street communities in Oakland County. It is designed to enhance rural downtowns as gathering hubs, grow local capacity, and support small businesses.