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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Santa Monica, CA
$4,938
Coding and Robotics
Cotati, CA
$11,230
Coding Using Robotics
Rancho Cucamonga, CA
$5,000
Coding with a Purpose
Irvine, CA
$20,000
Collaborative and Innovative Learning Environments
Anaheim, CA
$20,000
Communities United Through Bilingualism (Comunidades Unidas a Traves Del Bilinguismo)
Hayward, CA
$20,000
Community and Collaboration in the Outdoor Classroom
Riverside, CA
$20,000
Community Engagement: The Path to the Seal of Civic Engagement
Auburn, CA
$6,023
Community Landscape Maintenance
Ontario, CA
$19,892
Compete With Us
Los Gatos, CA
$12,300
Cool Cat Community Space
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
Our communities are facing unprecedented challenges.
We’re seeking funding partnerships to expand grant programs for California public schools.
