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School District Education Foundation Matching Grant is sponsored by FUTURES Foundation for Volusia County Schools. This grant encourages principals and department leads in Volusia County Public Schools to submit requests for projects aligning with priority areas such as supporting low-performing students, literacy initiatives, increasing graduation rates, CTE, STEM education, improving class…
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FUTURES Receives $82,604 in School District Education Foundation Matching Grants FUTURES Receives $82,604 in School District Education Foundation Matching Grants The Consortium of Florida Education Foundations (CFEF) recently awarded FUTURES Foundation for Volusia County Schools $82,604 in matching funds through the Florida legislatively funded School District Education Foundation (SDEF) Matching Grant Program.
Through an annual school grant application process facilitated by FUTURES Foundation, 15 projects featuring tutoring and/or literacy programs for at-risk students within 12 Volusia County schools will be funded through this SDEF Matching Grant Program. Participating elementary schools include Blue Lake, Citrus Grove, Cypress Creek, DeBary, Horizon, Pathways, Pine Trail, R. J.
Longstreet, Sweetwater, Timbercrest and Tomoka, as well as Spruce Creek High. Through the collaborative effort of its members, the CFEF successfully advocated for the creation of legislative matching funds in 2000 which has provided a dollar-for-dollar incentive for local education foundations such as FUTURES Foundation to raise private contributions for eligible projects.
Since then, nearly $92 million in combined private and state dollars has been employed for local projects that serve low-performing students and literacy initiatives, encourage STEM and career/technical education, improve teaching quality, and/or increase graduation rates. The CFEF is the membership organization for Florida’s school district-wide local education foundations.
Established in 1987, the CFEF maximizes the individual and collective strength of Florida local education foundations to support local partners and schools in achieving student success. The CFEF now has 65-member foundations with 1,100 business and community leaders serving as volunteer board members. Collectively, they raise $64 million annually to support students, teachers and schools through a variety of programs.
The CFEF has facilitated more than $46 million to local education foundations since 2002 through various private- and public-sector partnerships, including the State of Florida School District Education Foundation Matching Grant Program. To learn more about the CFEF and the statewide impact of the program, visit www. educationfoundationsfl.
org. Volusia Names Nicole Grebosz Teacher of the Year Launch Federal Credit Union donates $2,000 to FUTURES Foundation Women United donates $2,500 to Take Stock in Children Program FUTURES Foundation Elects Jessica Eckelbarger to its Board FUTURES Foundation Received a $12,000 Hurricane Irma Relief Grant from the United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties ? FUTURES Foundation receives $5,000 grant from Duke Energy Foundation?
FUTURES Foundation & Volusia County Schools names First Year Teachers of the Year FUTURES Graduates 39 from Tomorrow? s Leaders Program FUTURES Foundation receives $10,660 from CraftWorks Foundation (Rock Bottom) Duke Energy Foundation empowers Florida students, teachers and workforce through $1.
56 million in grants FUTURES Foundation receives $30,000 grant from Duke Energy Foundation FUTURES Foundation receives $30,000 grant from Duke Energy Foundation
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Principals and department leads in Volusia County Public Schools. Charter Schools may also apply. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows minimum $2,500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was August 22, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
School District Education Foundation Matching Grant is funded by FUTURES Foundation for Volusia County Schools. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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