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Find similar grantsK-12 Grants (CMMA Region) is sponsored by Central Minnesota Manufacturers Association (CMMA). The CMMA awards grants for projects or activities related to manufacturing and/or STEM, including FIRST robotics. K-12 schools in the CMMA region are eligible to apply once per calendar year.
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K-12 Grants - Midwest Manufacturers Association Skip to content K-12 Grants K-12 schools in the CMMA region are eligible to apply for grant funding once per calendar year. The grants are awarded for projects or activities that are related to manufacturing and/or STEM. Examples include FIRST robotics, VEX robotics, classroom supplies and equipment, manufacturing field trips, and more.
Please review the guidelines below and then fill out the application below. Education Sponsorship Guidelines To balance CMMA’s commitment to supporting area schools with available resources, the following guidelines have been established for sponsorship requests. These guidelines are reviewed periodically to ensure they continue to effectively support educational partners.
The CMMA Grant Review Committee will evaluate each application and may request additional information prior to board review Applications are typically reviewed at the next CMMA Board of Directors meeting following submission Participation includes a photo for use in: To qualify for funding, applicants must meet all of the following: The project or activity must be related to manufacturing and/or STEM The school or organization must be located within the CMMA service region The school or organization must be registered on K12Navigator.
org The school or organization must not have received a grant during the current calendar year Maximum funding per school/organization: $1,000 per year Exceptions may be granted under special circumstances at the discretion of the CMMA Board Up to $1,000 – First-time high school/organization applicants Up to $750 – Returning high school/organization applicants Up to $500 – Elementary or middle school/organization applicants Annual Funding Availability Estimated total funding available: $10,000 annually Final funding levels are determined during the CMMA annual budgeting process
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: K-12 schools or organizations located within the CMMA service region, registered on K12Navigator. org, and whose project or activity is related to manufacturing and/or STEM. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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K-12 Grants (CMMA Region) is funded by Central Minnesota Manufacturers Association (CMMA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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