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Find similar grantsLaunchOK Project-Based Grants is sponsored by LaunchOK (STEM and Aerospace Education Fund of Oklahoma). Supports classroom programs that integrate STEM and aerospace technology, including robotics and drone kits, simulation equipment, and advanced lab tools.
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LaunchOK - Tax Credit Funding for STEM and Aerospace in Oklahoma Where Oklahoma’s Future Takes Flight. LaunchOK — the STEM and Aerospace Education Fund of Oklahoma — partners with businesses and individuals to redirect state income tax into sustainable funding awarded to public PreK–12 schools to connect classrooms to STEM and aerospace careers.
Oklahoma Students Take Flight at MRO Americas LaunchOK is a state-recognized Education Improvement Grant Organization (EIGO) that turns Oklahoma income tax dollars into classroom opportunity. Through strategic partnerships with businesses and individuals, LaunchOK awards funding to public schools for STEM and aerospace initiatives — bringing cutting-edge careers into reach for more Oklahoma students.
Instead of sending your taxes to the state, redirect them to LaunchOK, funding STEM and aerospace education. Public schools and students receive funding for certifications, equipment, competitions, clubs and teacher stipends. Funding empowers students with hands-on experience, launching them toward successful careers.
Earn up to 75% in Oklahoma income tax credits while fueling Oklahoma’s workforce development. Oklahoma’s aerospace and STEM industries are growing fast — but without a strong talent pipeline, that growth is at risk. Many schools lack funding for the very programs that prepare students for these high-demand fields.
LaunchOK bridges that gap. Your redirected tax dollars give students access to equipment, certifications, competitions, and mentorships that can change their futures — and strengthen Oklahoma’s workforce. Be the reason a student finds their path to a STEM or aerospace career.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Oklahoma public schools with, or developing, programs aligned with STEM or aerospace education, supported by the resources and expertise to execute them effectively. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
LaunchOK Project-Based Grants is funded by LaunchOK (STEM and Aerospace Education Fund of Oklahoma). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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