K-12 Education Giving Priorities

SVP seeks to help students succeed in school by supporting nonprofit organizations working on the following types of programs or initiatives:

• Professional development and training for teachers
• Professional development and training for school leadership (principals, assistant principals, lead teachers, teacher mentors, etc.)
• School-based social support for students
• Systemic change, including whole-school reform and education policy
• Parent or community involvement in schools
• Academic enrichment for students

If your organization meets SVP’s K-12 Education Giving Priorities, be sure to read the Grant Guidelines and How to Apply sections of our website.

K-12 Education Grant Guidelines

SVP invites King County non-profit organizations to apply for the K-12 Education grant.  All letters of inquiry must be received by December 1st, 2008. 

Your organization can begin the application process by learning how to apply.  Final K-12 Education grant guidelines will not be available until July, 2008.