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Find similar grantsKHF Project Grants is sponsored by KHF (Kamehameha Schools-connected). These grants fund classroom projects that bring hands-on, creative, and experiential learning to Hawaii students. STEM projects, coding activities, environmental science, and technology-connected learning, including AI literacy toolkits, are strongly aligned with the program's goals.
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KHF Project Grants | Hawaii | Forward Education Laser Cutters & Engravers Artificial Intelligence PD Smart Hydroponics Kit for Classrooms CHARGE Rechargeable Battery Pack for micro:bit Smart Soldering Kit: Traffic Light Robotics Kit Storage Cart Laser Cutters and Engravers Hawaii · Private Grant Hawaii · Private Foundation Grant $200/teacher up to $1,000/school Private Foundation — KHF (Kamehameha Schools-connected) Hawaii K-12 teachers and schools.
KHF Project Grants support individual teachers and school-level projects. All Hawaii public school teachers are eligible. Projects with hands-on, experiential learning focus are prioritized.
KHF Project Grants fund classroom projects that bring hands-on, creative, and experiential learning to Hawaii students. STEM projects, coding activities, environmental science, and technology-connected learning are well aligned with the program's goals. Application and Distribution Applications submitted through the KHF portal.
January 31, 2027 deadline. Individual teacher applications up to $200; school-level applications up to $1,000. Check the KHF website for the current application form.
Annual cycle. January 31, 2027 deadline. Monitor the KHF website for future cycle dates.
$200 per teacher, up to $1,000 per school. Accessible smaller awards — ideal for classroom kit components, starter coding materials, or a specific hands-on project. Forward Education Products for This Grant These kits align to the learning outcomes this program funds.
Coding for Good Kit — an all-in-one coding, robotics, and AI literacy toolkit using micro:bit for real-world challenges Climate Action Kit — a beginner-friendly STEM kit combining micro:bit sensors to code solutions for climate change and sustainability CodeCTRL controller with display for micro:bit — a handheld game-style controller for interactive games and physical computing CHARGE Battery Pack for micro:bit — a compact rechargeable power solution that makes micro:bit projects fully portable Frequently Asked Questions Who administers KHF Project Grants?
KHF, which is connected to Kamehameha Schools, administers this program for Hawaii educators. What is the maximum award? $200 per individual teacher application; up to $1,000 for a school-level application.
When is the application deadline? What types of projects are eligible? Hands-on, experiential, and creative learning projects.
STEM, coding, and environmental science projects are a strong fit. How can Forward Education help? Our Coding for Good Kit and Climate Action Kit are well suited for the project-based learning focus of KHF grants.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Hawaii K-12 teachers and schools. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $200 per teacher, up to $1,000 per school. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for KHF Project Grants are due January 31, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
KHF Project Grants is funded by KHF (Kamehameha Schools-connected). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Hawaii. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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