he number of grants available to schools through federal, state, and private funding is at an all-time high, and we’re committed to helping you take advantage of these opportunities.  Grants are available now for pre-school, early literacy, after school and summer school programs, special education, school reform, professional development, programs for English language learners, mathematics and science education, and much more. 

Where Do I Start?

	Successful grant writing is 80% research and 20% writing. Here you will find some resources to quickly answer common grant and funding questions, and match your needs with funding opportunities that will best support your project and interest in Great Source curriculum materials.

As you begin your research, you may want to consider the following:

		Are you new to grant writing?   Getting Started is easy with help from our up-to-date list of online grant writing resources.
		Are you in a high-needs school or district? Browse Federal & State Grants for support in funding your project.
		Is your school or district typically not eligible for federal aid? Visit Private Funding for resources and tips on funding available from private corporations and foundations.
		Great Source materials align with many available funding sources.  To learn more, go to Products or select one of the products below:

ACCESS		Grow into Reading		Summer Success®: Reading
Afterschool Achievers: Math Club		Reading Advantage		Write Source
Afterschool Achievers: Reading Club		Reader's Handbooks		ScienceSaurus®
Every Day Counts®		Spelling for Writers		Professional Development
Every Day in Pre-K: Math		Summer Success®: Math