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Find similar grantsMinnesota K-12 Educator Grants is sponsored by Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium. The Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium offers funding to Minnesota K-12 educators for GIS projects, curriculum development, school events, and conference attendance.
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K-12 Educator Grants - Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium Our Mission: To develop and support the GIS/LIS community in Minnesota for the benefit of our people and contributors.
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Some example activities this grant can fund: T ravel assistance for a K-12 educator to attend or present at Educator Day (please clarify that funding is not available from another source) A stipend to develop a GIS lesson or project that will be shared with the GIS community at large (up to 20 hours at $50/hour). See more details in the “Lesson or Project Grants” section below.
Support for a GIS Day event or other GIS focused event at your school. (Limited funding for meeting room rental fees, food services, speaker fees and advertisement for GIS/LIS activities or events in Minnesota) Funding to send a Minnesota K-12 student to present a GIS project at a conference (mileage, registration that cannot be covered in another way) Other grant ideas to benefit the Minnesota educational community are welcome.
If you have any questions about your proposed grant idea, please contact Education@mngislis. org Awards are typically less than $1,000 per request. Requirements of the grant application: Proposed event or project start date.
(Requests must be made at least one month prior to the activity.) A description of how you will use the grant funds will. (If you are proposing to develop a GIS lesson or project, you must submit a clear outline and deliverables.
The deliverables must be sharable over the web, such as via downloadable content or basic web pages. For examples, see Sara Damon’s Thinking Geographically with GIS Lesson Plan and Story Map , which were developed with this grant.) A description of how your project will benefit the Minnesota education community.
An estimated budget, showing anticipated total costs and the planned use of Consortium funds and any other sponsorships or contributing funds. Only one successful grant request per event and per person each year is allowed. For Educator Day lodging, lodging would be provided at the conference hotel and billed directly to the Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium.
Within 30 days of the event’s completion, organizers must provide a summary of the event for the Consortium’s website and mngiseducation. org. Within 30 days of the event’s completion, organizers must submit a budget summary to the Consortium detailing the actual use of the Consortium’s awarded funds.
Receipts must be provided within 30 days of the event. The Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium’s policy is to provide the event grant money only after the event has been held and after the proper event budget summaries have been provided. To apply for a grant, please complete this application .
We look forward to reviewing your request. 4/8/2026 Call for Presentations for the 2026 Annual Conference in Duluth, October 28-30th 4/8/2026 Join Us for the Next mAppetites Session - April 21 2026 Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium Board of Directors Meeting 2026 MN GIS/LIS Consortium Spring Workshops The MN GIS/LIS Consortium is an official 501c3 non-profit organization.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Minnesota K-12 educators. Only one successful grant request per event and per person each year is allowed. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows typically less than $1,000 per request. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Minnesota K-12 Educator Grants is funded by Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Minnesota. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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