Grants & Funding

Intel Corporation

Published Date: August 16, 2004

Program Information

Program Name:

Intel Foundation Community Grants

Program URL:

http://www.intel.com/education/sections/corporate4/index.htm

Program Year:

2005

Program Description:

The Intel Foundation community grants are spread out through various segments of society and are designed to:

-Improve science, math and technical education,
-Improve the effective utilization of technology in classroom teaching,
-Broaden access to technology, and
-Increase the number of people, especially women and minorities, pursuing technical careers.

These funds are available to communities in the United States where Intel has a major facility.

Program Restrictions:

Applicants must be from an Intel community (Chandler,AZ; San Diego,CA; Folsom, CA; Santa Clara,CA; Colorado Springs,CO; Hudson,MA; Austin,TX; Rio Rancho,NM; Portland,OR; Riverton, UT; and Dupont,WA.

The Foundation does not support fund raisers, religious or fraternal organizations, for-profit organizations, requests from individuals for personal needs, private schools, capital projects, or sporting events. In addition, no grants are available for general operating expenses.

Public Contact Information

Supported Components and Scientific Fields

Supported Components:

Student Research Opportunities and Broadening Access, Computer/Software Development, Curriculum Development, Laboratory Development, Precollege and Other Outreach, Teacher Education or Professional Development

General Fields Supported:

Biology, Chemistry, Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Science, Technology

Specific Fields Supported:

None provided

Program Eligibility Requirements

Who can apply?

Public Organizations, Nonprofit Organizations

If organizations may apply, check which ones:

School Districts, Elementary Schools, Middle Schools, High Schools, 2-Year Colleges, 4-Year Colleges, Universities, Educational Organizations, Science Organizations

If students may apply, check which ones:

None provided

Are awards targeted to a specific population group?

Yes

If yes, check those that apply:

Minorities, General, Women

Is this program limited to organizations or residents within the United States?

Yes

Are awards targeted to people in specific U.S. states?

Yes

If yes, check those that apply:

Arizona, California, Colorado, Massachusetts, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, Utah, Washington

Are awards targeted to a specific region within a state?

Yes

If yes, specify

Chandler, Arizona; Folsom, California; Santa Clara, California; San Diego, California; Colorado Springs, Colorado; Hudson, Massachusetts; Austin, Texas; Rio Rancho, New Mexico; Portland, Oregon; Riverton, Utah; Dupont, Washington

Application Process and Program Award Term

Application Process, Initial Contact or Approach:

Letter of Inquiry

Application Details:

If you are applying for a Community Grant, send a letter of inquiry to the Intel Public Affairs office in your local community. (The addresses for the Public Affairs offices can be found at www.intel.com/education/grants/k12/foundation_guidelines081401.doc at the end of the document.).

Application Deadline(s)?:

No

If yes, date(s):

Deadline Comments:

The Intel Foundation reviews proposals on a continuous basis throughout the year.

Award Duration:

Variable