Children's Scholarship Fund (CSF) Scholarships is a program from the Children's Scholarship Fund that funds private K-8 school tuition for low-income families who contribute a minimum amount toward their child's education. Since 1998, CSF has provided more than $1.23 billion in scholarships, supporting families who otherwise could not afford private school tuition. The program offers partial scholarships averaging around $2,568 per student, covering up to 75% of tuition costs depending on the program and family need. One hundred percent of donations go directly to scholarships; operating expenses are funded by separate contributors. Eligible families must have children in grades K-8 and meet income requirements. No current application deadline is listed.

Early Childhood Education (ECE) Grant Program is a grant from the Fulcrum Foundation that supports Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Seattle with early childhood education programs. The program funds teacher education and certification, facility upgrades, and program supplies to strengthen ECE offerings at Catholic schools in Western Washington. Fulcrum Foundation impacts Catholic education through programs supporting students, schools, and educators, with early childhood education as a key priority area. Eligible applicants are Catholic schools within the Archdiocese of Seattle that operate early childhood education programs. Grant amounts are not specified and vary based on project needs and available funding.

The Massachusetts Early Childhood Educators Scholarship Program provides financial assistance of up to 500 dollars per credit, with a maximum of 4,500 dollars per semester, to prospective and currently employed early childhood and out-of-school educators seeking to advance their education. Eligible applicants must be permanent legal residents of Massachusetts employed for at least one year in a licensed early education and care program. The scholarship supports enrollment in certificate, associate, bachelor's, or master's degree programs in approved study areas. The program is funded subject to appropriation by the Massachusetts Legislature under M.G.L. c. 15A, Section 16. It is administered by the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Early Learning Facility Grants is a grant from the California State Preschool Program, administered through the California Department of Education, that funds facility improvements and construction for nonprofits providing early childhood education and child care services in California. The program supports capital projects that expand capacity and improve the quality of early learning environments. Eligible applicants are nonprofits providing child care or preschool services in California. Awards range from $100,000 to $500,000 to support safe, developmentally appropriate learning spaces for young children.

College Success Grants is sponsored by Scheidel Foundation. The Scheidel Foundation provides grants to launch, enhance, or scale efforts that help students complete a certificate or a two or four-year degree from an accredited college or university and successfully begin a career journey. They focus on initiatives that impact DC, Jacksonville, or Sarasota, FL Metro areas, or Kauai, HI, and emphasize students in the academic middle. Examples of supported initiatives include coaching and mentoring programs, student emergency funds, capacity-building for colleges to improve student support, and development of career success resources. Applications are by invitation only.