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Find similar grantsThe Weld Trust Grant is sponsored by The Weld Trust. This grant addresses special education workforce issues by supporting paraprofessionals to become special education teachers and providing professional development training in mentoring and educational coaching.
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Cycle Grants - Key Funding Initiatives | The Weld Trust Letter of Inquiry for Cycle requests over $25,000 . For requests under $25,000 please click HERE The Weld Trust is accepting Letters of Inquiry for Cycle grant applications three times per year. The three grant cycles are open for all six Key Funding Initiatives .
Interested applicants must submit a Letter of Inquiry. For applications less than $25,000 click here . Following review, if the project or program is in alignment with The Weld Trust Key Funding Initiative Logic Models a grant application form will be made available.
Multiple Key Funding Initiatives are only applicable when the application is for one singular program that happens to span two or more Key Funding Initiatives. In cases where there are clearly multiple programs, the request will need to convert to two applications. Triannual Key Funding Initiatives Grant Cycles The Weld Trust is accepting Letters of Inquiry for grants greater than $25,000 three times per year.
The three grant cycles are open for all six Key Funding Initiatives. Each organization will be limited to four approved grants per calendar year, which includes both Abbreviated and Cycle Grants. Grant Servicing Geographic Regions As you apply for your grant, you will need to identify the geographic region(s) your grant will serve.
This map shows those regions. Click the map to see which cities/towns and school districts reside in each geographic region. Indirect Cost Guidelines for Grantmaking To learn more about The Weld Trust’s approach to funding indirect costs associated with project or program grants.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations collaborating to address workforce issues in special education; likely includes universities in partnership with school districts. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The Weld Trust Grant is funded by The Weld Trust. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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