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The Learning + Technology Fund is a grant from the Robin Hood Foundation that funds technology-driven innovations advancing educational achievement for low-income students in New York City.
A collaboration among Robin Hood, Overdeck Family Foundation, and Siegel Family Endowment, the fund focuses on two areas: Computational Thinking (elementary through middle school) to develop problem-solving and algorithmic reasoning skills, and Blended High-Quality Content-Rich Literacy (K-12) integrating technology, curriculum, and teacher support to improve reading and writing.
Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations and social enterprises working in New York City or developing scalable national models. Awards typically range from ,000 to ,000.
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Robin Hood Learning + Technology Fund - Robin Hood Robin Hood Learning + Technology Fund What if every New York City student had the technology to unlock their potential? The Robin Hood Learning + Technology Fund is a collaboration among Robin Hood, Overdeck Family Foundation, and Siegel Family Endowment investing in innovations that advance achievement for students living in poverty.
The Robin Hood Learning + Technology Fund is dedicated to unlocking the potential of technology to transform learning and advance achievement for low-income students in New York City. We seed and scale bright spots of innovation in two focus areas: Computational Thinking (Elementary–Middle School): Developing problem-solving, data, and algorithmic reasoning skills so students can think, solve, and create with technology.
Blended, High-Quality, Content-Rich Literacy (K–12): Integrating technology, top-tier curriculum, and teacher support to boost reading and writing. Across both pillars, we build the research base and share learnings with the field to support replication and scale. Across both pillars, we build the research base and share learnings with the field to support replication and scale.
New York City students living in poverty too often lack access to learning that meets their needs, unlocks their potential, and prepares them for a global, tech-driven economy. The Fund brings together leading thinkers in education and technology to change that—so all students can succeed in a rapidly changing world. The Fund is a $50 million initiative powered by Robin Hood, Overdeck Family Foundation, and Siegel Family Endowment.
Together, we invest in visionary educators, curriculum providers, teacher training programs, researchers, families, and school systems to bring evidence-based innovation into classrooms. Blending technology into curriculum and classroom practice has the potential to help teachers and students get the support they need, enhancing both teaching and learning in NYC.
John Overdeck, Co-Chairman of Two Sigma, Robin Hood Board Member and Co-Chair of the Fund Advisory Board Community partner grantees Students reached (direct and field-level reach) We work with educators, schools of education, districts, researchers, and families to: Advance blended literacy approaches: We help teachers integrate technology with high-quality, content-rich curricula so students build knowledge, practice skills, and receive targeted support.
What this looks like: classroom tools that surface student thinking in real time; professional learning that helps teachers use data to tailor instruction; multimedia resources that make complex topics accessible. Read the concept paper and learn about blended literacy in practice .
Promote computational thinking: We’re building a pipeline of teachers equipped to teach CT—formulating problems for computer-aided solutions, organizing/analyzing data, modeling and simulating, and using algorithmic thinking. What this looks like: pre-service and in-service training; curricula and toolkits aligned to standards; research-practice partnerships that test and refine models at scale.
Read the concept paper and learn about computational thinking in practice . Collaboration is the cornerstone of effective philanthropy, and a key to making grants that will help children become successful learners.
David Siegel, Co-Chairman of Two Sigma and Co-Chair of the Fund Advisory Board Grantee Spotlight: EL Education and NYC Reads Learn more about how the Robin Hood Learning + Technology Fund and grantee EL Education are working to make NYC Reads a success for students and educators Learn more about EL Education Seed & test: Fund promising ideas and pilots in real classrooms.
Generate evidence: Support rigorous evaluation and continuous improvement. Scale what works: Share learnings, open resources, and implementation guides to help schools adopt effective models. Center opportunity for economic mobility: Prioritize students and communities most impacted by poverty in New York City.
Learn more about our grantees Center on Reinventing Public Education (CRPE) at Arizona State University Embracing AI in Education Can Move Us Toward a New Era of Learning Nonpolitical Activity Statement Stay informed with the latest news, events, and more from Robin Hood. Site Credit Madeo Studio . 100% of ticket sales go directly to the poverty fight.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations and social enterprises focused on New York City or scalable national models. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $50,000 - $250,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The Learning + Technology Fund is funded by Robin Hood Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New York. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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