

Direct resources for McPherson's classrooms
We provide immediate, non-bureaucratic grants up to $3,000 to help local educators fuel STEM, literacy, and arts projects.
Grants built for your classroom
Whether you are launching a new reading circle, upgrading lab equipment, or seeking a student scholarship, we have a direct path to support you.
Classroom Innovation
Technology & Tools
Student Scholarships
Up to $3,000 for creative projects in STEM, literacy, and the arts that directly engage students.
Dedicated funding for modern learning devices, specialized software, and interactive classroom equipment.
Annual college and technical school awards for graduating seniors demonstrating leadership and civic responsibility.
From spark to funded classroom
Submit Your Idea
Rapid Review
Direct Funding
Complete our brief, non-bureaucratic online application outlining your project goals, student impact, and specific resource needs to get started.
Our community-backed board evaluates all proposals bi-weekly to ensure swift, equitable distribution of resources directly to active classrooms.
Approved funds are transferred directly to your school's administrative account, letting you purchase materials and equip your students immediately.
Frequently asked details
We keep our guidelines straightforward and our processes transparent so you can focus on what matters most: teaching your students.
Who is eligible to apply?
What are the deadlines?
All certified educators currently teaching in McPherson public schools are eligible for classroom grants. Graduating high school seniors may apply for our scholarship programs.
Classroom grant applications are accepted year-round and reviewed bi-weekly. Scholarship applications open each January and close on April 15th.
How are funds distributed?
Are multi-classroom grants available?
To minimize administrative delays, approved funds are sent directly to your school's financial office and earmarked specifically for your project.
Yes. Educators can submit collaborative proposals for up to $5,000 when projects span multiple classrooms, grade levels, or subject areas.
