Everything Technology is a comprehensive guide to the world of steadily growing philanthropic support for technology. Everything Technology includes over 21 Articles from the pages of Technology Grant News by experts on award winning projects and strategies. Non-profits, libraries and museums, K-12 schools and districts, and colleges and universities will find funding for technology projects here.

Each Directory entry includes current deadline, brief program description, eligibility, and website URL for a complete description of program and application, as well as contact person and telephone number. This 212 page PDF Electronic and Print publication shows over 700 currently active grants offered on a recurrent annual or rolling basis. In the last 15 years, over 20 new foundations have been created by corporate funders. AutoDesk, Cisco, Dell, Ebay, Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Microsoft, NEC, Oracle, Semiconductor Research Corporation, Siemens, Sprint, Texas Instruments, Verizon, and Wireless, among others, have created Foundations with corporate giving programs. This proliferation of funders share their wealth, and seed their gardens by promoting use of their product in productive ways. Educators and colleges and universities will find funding for innovation and curriculum development. Non-profits will find support for use of technology to improve organizational development and advance non profit missions. High school students, college students, and post graduates will find opportunities here to pursue technology careers and specialized projects. The Electronic edition contains Live Links to Website URLs and Contact e-Mails. ISBN: 1-933639-21-0 - Electronic Edition; ISBN: 1-933639-20-2 - Print Edition

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WINNING AT IT [2009] GRANT WRITING FOR TECHNOLOGY GRANTS

CORPORATE & GOVERNMENT GRANTS WITH WINNING PROPOSALS & PROJECTS FOR INDIVIDUALS - LIBRARIES & MUSEUMS - NON PROFITS - HEALTH - K-12 - COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES - NSF ELIGIBLE ORGANIZATIONS

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WRITING TECHNOLOGY GRANTS
BASED ON REAL WINNING PROJECTSIf you are writing a grant application for a technology grant, Winning at IT has done the leg work for you. Winning at IT shows you winning proposals and projects, with models of thinking and examples you can use to write your grant applications. It shows you - how it is done, who has gone before you, and how they have done it. Winning at IT also shows over 75 ongoing current technology grant award programs available for your sector - for Individuals, Libraries & Museums, Non-Profits, Health, K-12 Schools, Colleges & Universities, or all organizations eligible for National Science Foundation grants.. We have done the research for you.


The goal in this approach is to:
· Allow you to see “what” funders are funding
· Allow you to “get ideas” from other people’s winning projects
· Allow you to see “how” a winning proposal is framed and put forward
· Give you “real” examples of actual winning proposals
· Show you by example “how” to construct a winning proposal

This reader:

· Shows over 75 ongoing current technology grant opportunities – awarded and to be awarded in the future. Our companion publication, Everything Technology, Directory of Technology Grants-Awards-Contests-Fellowships ISBN: 1-933639-45-8 covers over 700 technology grant and award programs for Non-Profits, Libraries & Museums, K-20 Schools, Colleges & Universities, Health, and Individuals.
· Covers winning grants and recent awards made under these technology grant programs
· Covers over 75 grant award programs available across the different sectors, showing the unique and specialized applications chosen and funded
· Covers winning grants made to Non-Profits, Libraries & Museums, K-12 Schools, Colleges & Universities, Health and Individuals
· Shows actual proposals


We are providing you “models” of thinking, based on real winning projects that you can use in developing your own thoughts and in constructing your applications.

You are in for a treat in our section on writing K-12 Tech Grants. Bryan Feci, Fourth-Grade Teacher in California, shares his enthusiastic saavy writing winning grants. His articles, with actual grant proposals winning over $28,000 in technology equipment for his classroom, model how to go about developing a tech grant program for your classroom or school.