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Horizon Education Grant is sponsored by Arras Foundation. Supports educators in Lancaster County, Great Falls, and Fort Lawn, South Carolina, by funding innovative teaching projects that promote collaboration among educators, parents, and students.
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Horizon Education Grant - Arras Foundation Horizon Education Grant bluemillion 2026-01-20T11:51:02-05:00 ince 1996, we have proudly served the communities of Fort Lawn, Great Falls, and all of Lancaster County. As we grow a healthier community, together, the Arras Foundation is committed to supporting educators and their work to create innovative learning opportunities for students.
We want all students to thrive and reach their full potential! The Horizon Education Grant promotes collaboration between educators, parents and students in shared projects and activities. Educators have the option to apply for two Horizon Education grants during the school year, one $500 grant and one multi-educator grant up to $2,000 .
The Youth Review Committee is the body responsible for reviewing and approving all grant applications. This committee provides an opportunity for students to get involved in community activity, explore the world of philanthropy, and aid in innovation within the school system.
Students from the University of South Carolina Lancaster (USCL), Andrew Jackson, Buford, Indian Land, Lancaster, Great Falls, and Lewisville High Schools make up the Horizon Education Grant Youth Review Committee. Check out how Van Wyck Elementary School utilized the Horizon Education Grant! ↓ Check out how Van Wyck Elementary School utilized the Horizon Education Grant!
↓ Grantseekers must complete these steps: Watch the “Community Indicators” video and identify two (2) or more community indicator areas that your proposal is intended to strengthen. 2. Review SC Graduate Profile Review the Profile of the South Carolina Graduate and identify one (or more) from the three attributes that your proposal will strengthen.
Grantseekers must seek approval for their proposal from school leadership. Collaborate with a student or parent on your ideas or classroom needs. For teachers at the early childhood or elementary level (3K through 5th grade), collaboration with at least one parent; for teachers at the middle, high and post-secondary level, collaboration with at least one student.
5. Complete an Application Complete an application through our grant portal! Don’t forget to save your username and password somewhere you won’t forget!
NOTE : The Horizon Youth Review Committee reviews all applications. Applicants may be asked clarifying, follow-up questions on behalf of the Committee before grant decisions are made. Grant decisions may take 1-2 months following time of submission, based on committee meetings and any clarifying responses from applicants.
Budget Spreadsheet (Editable) If you have any questions regarding Horizon Education Grants or the application process, please contact Savannah Crosby . Horizon Education Grant applications are now being accepted for SY25-26.
Sunday, February 15, 2026 Grantseekers must complete these steps: Horizon Education Grant Resources Watch the “Community Indicators” video and identify two (2) or more community indicator areas that your proposal is intended to strengthen. Review the Profile of the South Carolina Graduate and identify one (or more) from the three attributes on which your proposal will focus.
Grantseekers must seek approval for their proposal from school leadership. Collaborate with a student or parent on your ideas or classroom needs. For teachers at the early childhood or elementary level (3K through 5th grade), collaboration with at least one parent; for teachers at the middle, high and post-secondary level, collaboration with at least one student.
Complete an application through our grant portal! Don’t forget to save your username and password somewhere you won’t forget! NOTE : The Horizon Youth Review Committee reviews all applications.
Applicants may be asked clarifying, follow-up questions on behalf of the Committee before grant decisions are made. Grant decisions may take 1-2 months following time of submission, based on committee meetings and any clarifying responses from applicants.
Horizon Education Grant Resources Budget Spreadsheet (Editable) If you have any questions regarding Horizon Education Grants or the application process, please contact Savannah Crosby . Horizon Education Grant applications are now being accepted for SY25-26.
Sunday, February 15, 2026 Horizon Youth Review Committee Our Youth Review Committee reviews all submitted Horizon Education Grant applications and makes final funding decisions with guidance from Arras Foundation Trustees and staff. The committee is comprised of students at the six area high schools and USC-Lancaster.
On a monthly basis, the Youth Review Committee is exposed to professional and leadership development opportunities, in addition to practice with grant making. Are you a high school or university student in Lancaster County, Fort Lawn, or Great Falls interested in joining the Horizon Youth Review Committee? Reach out to Savannah Crosby at scrosby@arrasfoundation.
org .
2025-2026 Youth Review Committee Members: Jordan Barber , Great Falls High School Jacqueline Barr , Lancaster High School Journee Jackson , Andrew Jackson High School Lily Grace Kennington , Great Falls High School Aiden Pressley , Lewisville High School Jenna Quas , Indian Land High School Savanna Rowell , USC Lancaster Madelyn Smith , Buford High School Rylie Telligman , Lewisville High School Hartley White , Indian Land High School Frequently Asked Questions Am I eligible for a Horizon Education Grant?
All educators that teach/work at a publicly funded pre-k, elementary school, middle school, high school, or college in Lancaster County, Great Falls, or Lewisville area may be eligible for a Horizon Education Grant. How much can I request in my application? Horizon Education Grants are up to $500 for an individual application, or up to $2,000 for a multi-educator application (up to $500 each per 4 educators).
How are grantees selected? All Horizon grants are reviewed and decided upon by our Youth Review Committee, with guidance from Arras Foundation staff and trustees. Is there a timeline requirement for my grant?
No! Grants are awarded on an individual basis. We have granted projects with timelines as short as a week and as long as a year.
What can I use this grant for? Grants can be used for a variety of projects. They can be for experiential learning, tangible classroom needs, etc. We want our grants to encourage innovative teaching and learning in classrooms, so we want to hear your ideas!
The Foundation discourages applications for materials that would be provided by your administration (laptops, printers, etc.). I'm a student looking for an extracurricular opportunity! How can I join the Horizon Youth Review Committee?
The Youth Review Committee is made up of high school students and/or university students in Lancaster County (AJ, Buford, Indian Land, Lancaster High Schools), Great Falls, and Fort Lawn. If you are interested in joining the committee, please reach out to Savannah Crosby at scrosby@arrasfoundation. org.
Who can I contact if I have more questions? Please contact Savannah Crosby at scrosby@arrasfoundation. org or call the Arras Foundation at 803-286-8772 .
Key questions and narrative sections extracted from the solicitation.
Identify 2+ Community Indicators applicable to your project
Identify relevant SC Graduate Profile attributes
Describe collaboration with parent (elementary) or student (middle/high/post-secondary)
Provide project budget using template spreadsheet
Scoring criteria used to review proposals for this grant.
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Educators teaching/working at publicly funded pre-K through college in Lancaster County, Great Falls, or Lewisville area in South Carolina. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates $500 (individual) up to $2,000 (multi-educator) Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
The current target date is April 19, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, attachments, and final submission checks.
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