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cid=dccef865-d80e-4cc9-89d1-84f98e102333) Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Geographic Focus: Not specified The Strang Strong Gutmann Foundation (SSGF) 2025 Summer Program focuses on paid workforce training and IT skills development for underserved teens and Troy High School graduates (class of 2025) not pursuing college. The program provides paid training to prepare students for the CompTIA A+ certification.
Students will learn for 195 hours and be paid $15. 25 per hour, with lunch provided. Upon completing the certification, the program aims to place students in paid IT internships with local companies.
The service area is limited to Troy, New York. The program runs from June 30th to August 29th. Geographic Focus: Not specified This grant program focuses on launching the careers of underemployed and first-generation college graduates through the 16-week, tuition-free COOP Fellowship Program.
The program offers comprehensive training across key focus areas including Digital Marketing, Data Analytics, Financial Services, foundational Technical Skills (such as Excel, Google Analytics, SQL), and essential Professional Skills like communication and job-hunting strategies.
Utilizing a peer cohort model led by alumni coaches, the curriculum, known as 'Head-Heart-Hustle,' balances hard and soft skill development with practical application through an Applied Learning Capstone Project. The initiative also emphasizes building employer connections and providing access to a job board to help fellows secure full-time positions.
Geographical preferences for convening peer cohorts include New York City, California, Miami, and Chicago. Geographic Focus: Not specified The Path2TECH App Development program focuses on app development skills, including coding in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and advanced technologies like Generative AI, Linux, AWS, and GitHub Copilot.
The 16-week technical skills development program offers virtual instruction and professional development opportunities, such as resume reviews, mentorship, and mock interviews. Participants can earn certifications like the Google UX Design Certificate. This program is available to individuals located in or within 2 to 3 hours driving distance of Atlanta, GA; Dallas, TX; Washington, DC/Greater DC Area; and New York, NY.
The program supports women, particularly those from low-to-moderate income communities, with tech-adjacent skills, preparing them for tech careers. Geographic Focus: Not specified This grant program, primarily the Teaching with Primary Sources (TPS) Regional Program, aims to connect diverse audiences with the Library of Congress's extensive resources and collections, enhancing their educational value.
A key focus is supporting innovative strategies, tools, and materials for teaching and learning with primary sources, with a specific emphasis on digitally-enabled learning initiatives for secondary education. These initiatives often leverage creative arts-driven instruction in subjects like music, history, civics, and democracy, utilizing digitized primary sources.
Beneficiaries include educational institutions (schools, colleges, universities), literacy organizations, and various community, civic, and professional groups such as historical societies and museums. The program also offers professional learning opportunities, particularly for the Eastern Region, which includes Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
The Lewis-Houghton Initiative, now part of the TPS Regional Program, specifically supports digitally-enabled learning for secondary students in these areas. Geographic Focus: Not specified This grant focuses on supporting entrepreneurs at all stages of business development.
Key focus areas include Early Stage Business Growth for new ventures, Growing Businesses for those looking to enhance productivity, and Established Business Scaling for companies ready for expansion. The program specifically targets Aspiring Entrepreneurs, Experienced Entrepreneurs, and notably, Women Entrepreneurs across all business phases, aiming to empower them with training, advisory services, and capital access.
Offered programs encompass the Entrepreneur Growth Lab for comprehensive business navigation, Workshops, Webinars & Seminars for skill development, One-on-One Business Advising for personalized guidance, and initiatives to Develop Financial Packages for funding. Geographically, the grant prioritizes services for economic growth within Westchester County and the Hudson Valley region. Geographic Focus: Not specified The Cleveland H.
Dodge Foundation primarily supports organizations operating within the New York City metropolitan area, with a specific emphasis on those serving underserved communities. The grant's core focus areas include providing capacity-building grants for community organizations to enhance their operational effectiveness and sustainability.
It also targets results-based educational programs that demonstrate measurable outcomes and invests in professional development opportunities for teachers to improve their pedagogical skills.
Additionally, the foundation supports innovative digital education solutions that leverage technology to transform learning and access, as well as after-school and out-of-school programs designed to offer enrichment and support for students beyond the traditional school day, contributing to their holistic development.
Geographic Focus: Not specified This grant, a collaboration between The Arc and AT&T, focuses on providing digital literacy and skills training to people with disabilities and their families across the United States. The program aims to bridge the digital divide for individuals, including those with intellectual and developmental disabilities, who seek employment, social connection, and online access.
Training is designed to be safe and accessible, accommodating diverse learning styles. Key focus areas include getting started with computers, email, website navigation, mobile device use, and crucial online safety topics like passwords, fraud, and scams. The program offers free online training modules available 24/7 at att.
digitallearn. org, complemented by in-person workshops delivered through 26 local Arc chapters in states such as Arkansas, Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, North Carolina, Nevada, New York, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, Wisconsin, and West Virginia. Geographic Focus: Not specified New York State Public Benefit Corporation support@giboo.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals located in or within 2 to 3 hours driving distance of Atlanta, GA; Dallas, TX; Washington, DC/Greater DC Area; and New York, NY. Prioritizes women, particularly those from low-to-moderate income communities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Path2TECH App Development Program is funded by Varies (program mentioned in context of New York digital literacy grants). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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