Deadline – February 18th, 2023, with the Doug Flutie Foundation in Natick, MA. For schools and organizations in Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island and Connecticut.
* The Allison Keller Education Technology Program was created in honor of Flutie Foundation Board Member Kevin Lane Keller’s daughter Allison.
* The goal of the program is to help fill the financial and technological gap for schools and organizations that assist individuals with autism.
* The Flutie Foundation grants funds to schools and organizations for programs specifically serving individuals with autism that have an established technology program in place or have expressed an interest in starting a program using the iPad or other technology tools.
* Applications will be considered for any technology tools and/or training that improve learning outcomes or performance.
* Maximum request is $7,500.00.
Examples include but are not limited to:
- Tablets & Accessories
- Apps
- Smartboards
- Laptops
- Technology Training
- Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) educational activities & access to STEM studies
One program per public school district is eligible to be awarded an Allison Keller Education Technology grant annually.
How To Apply: Please visit the Allison Keller Education Technology Program Page on the Flutie Foundation’s website or contact Lisa Collins at lcollins@flutiefoundation.org
