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Summer Learning Grant Guidelines Summer Learning Grant Guidelines Please note: Summer Learning Grant applications for 2026 are closed This competitive grant is open to schools and organizations serving Berks County students. The grant will provide up to $5,000 in support of summer learning programming. The funds are to help cover expenses related to summer programming June – August 2026.
Serves Berks County Students Pre-K up to and including 3rd graders as of Fall 2026. Requests up to $5,000 per school/organization or grant partnership may be submitted. Requests are to support programming and other funding sources should be documented.
Proposed programming must include a literacy component but may include cross disciplines activities (i.e. STEAM). All proposed programs must articulate an evaluation element to measure the outcome success of the literacy component. Proposals and final reports must be electronically submitted via e-CImpact .
If your summer program is open to community, ensure that you are registered on PA211 as a resource for families. Click here to add or update your program information. Any school or non-profit 501(c)(3) organization is eligible to apply.
Previous Summer Learning Grant recipients are eligible to apply. A maximum grant of $5,000 may be requested, with United Way reserving the option to award a lesser amount, based on demonstrated need and available resources. Grant applications will be accepted, via e-CImpact* Monday, January 12, 2026, through Sunday, February 15, 2026, 11:59 p.
m . The following highlights some of the information collected during the application and reporting process. Program details, including the planned literacy component and the intended impact.
Outcome and output information. Projected revenue, expenses, and details on how a grant award will be used. Grant applications must include the name(s) of professional employees involved in the grant application.
If an individual school is applying, proposal must be approved by district administration. If the program has technology requirements, IT Manager approval is required to ensure technology is compatible with current system. If you are an organization partnering with a school, proposal must demonstrate program is approved by district administration.
Successful grant awardees will be notified by Friday March 27, 2026. Funds will be awarded in April 2026 and are to be used by August 2026. United Way staff and volunteers will make a site visit to see the program in action by end of July 2026.
A final report is due in e-CImpact no later than October 2, 2026. This is a competitive grant process. A volunteer committee will review and evaluate the Summer Learning Grant applications.
The volunteer committee is comprised of Ready. Set. READ!
and United Way boards and committee members. The evaluation is a rubric based on the criteria and applicant responses. It is the responsibility of the successful grantees to purchase all materials and/or pay contracted fees and to submit a final budget with the final report.
It is the responsibility of the grantee to provide a final report via e-CImpact due no later than October 2, 2026. A reminder notification will be sent providing access to the final report. The report must include the data associated with the outcomes outlined in the proposal, actual expense detail and at least two photographs of students and activities.
The report and photos may be used by United Way of Berks County to promote Berks County literacy activities and to highlight the innovation in our county; please be sure all releases are on file. For grant-related questions or technical assistance support with e-CImpact, contact Amanda Hansen at 610-685-4582 or amandah@uwberks. org .
*e-CImpact is a comprehensive grant and performance management software tool that helps simplify the grant application, evaluation, and reporting processes for success.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Schools and organizations serving Berks County students. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $5,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Summer Learning Grants is funded by United Way of Berks County, PA. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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