Community Education Council Grant Application
Do you have an educational project that needs financial support? The Community Education Council (CEC) may be able to help!
Mini grants of up to $500 for educational purposes are available from the Community Education Council. Applications, available on the CEC website (http://www.grinnellcecbucketcourses.org/cecgrantapplication.html)
or at the circulation desk of Drake Library, are due by August 31. The CEC will decide on the distribution of funds at its September meeting (Sept 12). A total of $2000 is available this year.
The mission of the Community Education Council is to coordinate community education in the Grinnell community. These grants are intended to support educational projects in the community.
In previous years of grants, the CEC donated funds toward the publication of a children’s book on Parkinson’s disease by local authors; supplemented the cost of Grinnell Area Arts Council Makerspace materials for low income participants; and helped to purchase intervention materials and consumable supplies for students in the SLICK (Summer Learning is Cool for Kids) program, a Grinnell-Newburg School District/AmeriCorps partnership.
Filled-in grant applications may be emailed to [grinnellcec@gmail.com] or left in the box at the circulation desk at Drake Community Library.
You can download the application form from the link below:
Mini grants of up to $500 for educational purposes are available from the Community Education Council. Applications, available on the CEC website (http://www.grinnellcecbucketcourses.org/cecgrantapplication.html)
or at the circulation desk of Drake Library, are due by August 31. The CEC will decide on the distribution of funds at its September meeting (Sept 12). A total of $2000 is available this year.
The mission of the Community Education Council is to coordinate community education in the Grinnell community. These grants are intended to support educational projects in the community.
In previous years of grants, the CEC donated funds toward the publication of a children’s book on Parkinson’s disease by local authors; supplemented the cost of Grinnell Area Arts Council Makerspace materials for low income participants; and helped to purchase intervention materials and consumable supplies for students in the SLICK (Summer Learning is Cool for Kids) program, a Grinnell-Newburg School District/AmeriCorps partnership.
Filled-in grant applications may be emailed to [grinnellcec@gmail.com] or left in the box at the circulation desk at Drake Community Library.
You can download the application form from the link below:
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