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Find similar grantsPage describes the '99h Robotics Competition Grant' funded through Michigan State School Aid Act Section 99h — not a grant from MCWT Foundation. Deadline is February 9, 2026 at noon.
Robotics Grants (Robofest) is sponsored by Michigan Council of Women in Technology (MCWT) Foundation. These grants are available to all-girl robotics teams in grades 5-12 who plan to compete in Lawrence Technological University's Robofest event.
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Grant Funding for Robofest Teams The 2025/2026 State of Michigan 99h Robotics Competition Grant Application is Open LTU Robofest is an approved provider for the Michigan Department of Education (MDE) Robotics Competition Grant Program, funded through section 99h of the State School Aid Act. The purpose of the grant is to improve student proficiency in mathematics and science by participating in Robofest competitions.
The grant provides funding to Public School Districts, Intermediate School Districts and Non-Public Schools to participate in Lawrence Technological University’s international autonomous robotics program for students in 4th grade through 12th grade.
Robofest Exhibition - Rookie Robofest Exhibition - Veteran Robofest RoboParade - Rookie Robofest RoboParade - Veteran Robofest RoboArts - Rookie Robofest RoboArts - Veteran Robofest RoboMed - Rookie Robofest RoboMed - Veteran Robofest BottleSumo Classic/Unlimited - Rookie Robofest BottleSumo Classic/Unlimited - Veteran Robofest Unknown Mission Challenge -Rookie Robofest Unknown Mission Challenge - Veteran Robofest Vision Centric Challenge - Rookie Robofest Vision Centric Challenge - Veteran Teams are eligible for 99h grant funding that may be applied toward registration fees, training, hardware & materials, tools, travel, meals, and other team expenses.
Coaches may also apply to receive a $1,500 stipend (per building). To be eligible for the 99h Grant Funding for the Robofest 2026 competition season, Coaches and teams must be registered with a team ID in the Robofest Registration system and complete the application before noon on February 9, 2026. Grant requests are then submitted per the instructions on the Michigan Department of Education grant website: https://www.
michigan. gov/mde/services/financial-management/grants/oset-grants/99h---robotics Michigan Council of Women in Technology Foundation Grants for All-Girl Teams Robofest Sponsor, MCWT Foundation, supports girls in grades 5-12 by offering a series of $750 grants to all-girl teams participating in Robofest Game or Exhibition categories.
To qualify for the grant a team must: Have an all-female roster in grades 5-12 Be US citizens or permanent residents Register, or plan to register, for a qualified Robofest competition in Michigan (in-person or by video submission) Funds can be used for equipment, registration fees, travel or other team expenses. The application period begins on October 1, More information can be found on the MCWT website: https://mcwt.
org/programs/k-12-initiatives/robotics-grants/ Unknown Mission Challenge (UMC) Vision Centric Challenge (Vcc) Prior Years Robofest Summary Table Prior Year Vision Centric Challenges Prior Year World Championships
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: All-girl robotics teams in grades 5-12 in Michigan participating in Lawrence Technological University's Robofest event. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Robotics Grants (Robofest) is funded by Michigan Council of Women in Technology (MCWT) Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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