New $500K Grants for Family Engagement Programs that Support Early Childhood Education

by | Sep 10, 2013

 

Family Engagement PhotoThe W.K. Kellogg Foundation (WKKF) has announced a new $5 million grant program to identify and expand promising family engagement efforts that support early childhood educational success from birth to 8 years old. Organizations that have developed effective family engagement models that address obstacles faced by low-income families are encouraged to send initial submissions for possible funding of up to $500,000 for one to three years. The Foundation seeks to support and expand on-the-ground family engagement efforts that include program design and implementation, service delivery and/or policy development and implementation. Proposals that outline effective teaching strategies, work to align early childhood systems in their communities and focus on building family economic security as they connect to strong family engagement in education are strongly encouraged.

Public entities and nonprofit organizations are eligible. Applications are due by September 23, 2013. If selected, applicants will be asked to provide a full proposal in October 2013, and will receive guidelines upon selection. Selected grantees will be notified of their awards in December 2013. For more information, click here.

Transform Consulting Group has helped several clients, including United Way of Central Indiana, The Villages, and the Indiana Partnerships Center, strategize upon, develop and submit grant proposals in the areas of early childhood education and parent engagement. Transform Consulting Group has also assisted “on the ground” with grant implementation and management. Contact Transform Consulting Group today for more information on how we can help your organization expand its existing funding base and maximize your impact!

 

 

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