Applications Open for Dream Team Grant (United States)

The Dream Team Grant, offered by Get Movin’, provides an annual opportunity for K-12 schools across the United States to receive $3,500 in funding. This grant supports schools in enhancing educational environments, such as improving classrooms, building playgrounds, and funding arts or STEM programs. Applications are open until 30 November 2026. The Dream Team Grant aims to empower school parent groups to make significant improvements within their educational communities. It is designed to support schools in addressing their specific needs and aspirations without any financial obligations attached. The grant provides a one-time award of $3,500. Funds are delivered securely via electronic ACH payment. Schools can choose to use the funds for a variety of projects, including: Schools can allocate the grant funds towards: The Dream Team Grant offers a unique chance for schools to implement projects that may otherwise lack funding. This initiative can help schools create a more engaging and supportive environment for students, fostering better educational outcomes and community involvement. What is the deadline for the Dream Team Grant application? The deadline for submitting applications is 30 November 2026, by 11:59 PM ET. Who can apply for the Dream Team Grant? The grant is open to all K-12 schools in the United States, represented by an authorized parent group or school staff member who is at least 18 years old. What can the grant funds be used for? Schools can use the funds for playground improvements, arts and music programs, STEM resources, and health and wellness projects. When will the winner be notified? The winning school will be notified in February 2027. How is the grant awarded? The grant is awarded as a one-time payment of $3,500 delivered via electronic ACH payment. Eligible schools are encouraged to review the official guidelines on the Get Movin’ website and submit their applications by the deadline. This opportunity could make a significant difference in achieving your school’s educational goals.