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Foundation: Annual Grant Cycle - Motorola Solutions Are you looking for support from US? Motorola Solutions Foundation Grants The Foundation's 2026 annual grant cycle is now closed, with awards being announced in August. The 2027 cycle will kick-off in late-November.
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As a corporate foundation, our giving furthers the philanthropic goals of the business, with a narrow focus on programs that support first responders and technology and engineering education.
First responder programming We support first responders via programs that provide mental wellness and stress management training, scholarships to families of fallen first responders, safety preparedness to schools and leadership development for under-resourced groups.
Technology & engineering education From engaging students through hands-on engineering activities like computer science, coding and robotics to providing scholarship and workforce placement for under-resourced groups, we’re committed to creating opportunities for future innovators.
supported through 187 grants totaling $10 million awarded to programs focused on mental health for first responders in scholarships for future innovators and children of fallen first responders award to programs supporting families of fallen first responders Driving change through grant-making We partner with organizations that are creating safer cities and thriving communities.
In alignment with our values, we work with our grant partners to ensure our grants drive positive impact through measurable outcomes and results. First Responder Programming Grants At Motorola Solutions, our customers are everyday heroes: law enforcement personnel, firefighters, EMTs, healthcare professionals and veterans. They are the brave men and women who selflessly serve each day.
Find out how we support them. Technology & Engineering Education Grants The Foundation supports organizations that foster innovation in education and public safety and cultivate the next generation of engineers and inventors. See how we’re helping diversify the technology workforce.
Humber College, Motorola Solutions Foundation Leadership In Action Scholarship "My goal is to inspire the younger generation by being a symbol of leadership and dedication in our community. This scholarship has allowed me to pursue my dream of becoming a firefighter, alleviating financial stress and allowing me to continue being an active member of my community."
Canadian Fallen Fighters Foundation Education Program “This scholarship has been integral in helping me achieve my dream of becoming a registered nurse. It's allowed me to focus on my learning and mental wellness, rather than the financial burden of university.
” Loyola University Chicago, Cybersecurity Experiential Scholars Program “This scholarship has provided me with a community of students and a mentor in cybersecurity with whom I'm able to regularly learn and develop my cybersecurity skills, in an open and inquisitive environment. NPower Tech Fundamentals Graduate “After I transitioned out of the Army, nothing was coming together.
NPower's program gave me training, certifications and secured me an apprenticeship that later transitioned into a permanent role in tech. ” Helping to build safer cities and thriving communities.
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