Grantee list
Each school year IFT awards grants for teacher-driven projects in public schools across California. Project funds come from CTA members’ dues!
Meet our IFT grantees.
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Ontario, CA
$18,600
Be Your Own Best Friend: SEL Through Creative Expression
San Diego, CA
$20,000
Black and Brown Girls United to Heal
Los Gatos, CA
$12,300
Cool Cat Community Space
Bakersfield, CA
$20,000
Creating Green Spaces in Urban School Communities
City of Industry, CA
$1,280
Empowering Adolescents Through Community Outreach and Resilience Building
San Mateo, CA
$20,000
Empowerment Through Action
Glendale, CA
$18,000
Enhancing Outdoor Playground
Sacramento, CA
$5,000
EQ Ambassadors
San Jose, CA
$16,300
Fostering Healthy Teenagers and Empowering Teen Advocates
Anaheim, CA
$19,981
Ground Zero: Building CommunityThrough a Cross-Curricular, School-Wide Read
During our first trimester, the Young Ambassadors at Grass Valley Elementary School in Oakland have implemented projects around bullying, healthy eating, student mindfulness, mentoring, school beautification, and creating a monthly newsletter…We rarely get to work with students in such an intimate and informal setting…We are also happy to see some of our quieter students step up and share their thoughts in a way we haven’t seen before. It seems that being in a smaller group provides a comfortable space for students to be more vulnerable to share their thoughts.”
Wally Scott
Project Coordinator, Young Ambassador Program
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We’re seeking funding partnerships to expand grant programs for California public schools.
