Grant Recipients Are Transforming Education Through Permissionless Innovation and Expanding Their Programs To Support More Learners and Families January 25, 2023 – An inspiring group of 62 grant recipients are starting the new year with $4.48 million in funding from VELA Education Fund. Education entrepreneurs from 27 states
New $600,000 Grant Offering Will Advance Education Entrepreneurship in Arizona
Funding will support nontraditional educational opportunities across the state October 11, 2022 — VELA Education Fund today announced a $600,000 opportunity for education entrepreneurs in Arizona who are envisioning new approaches to meet the unique needs of learners and families. Micro grant applications for funding up
New $400,000 Grant Offering to Support Families, Teachers Advancing Education Entrepreneurship in Michigan
September 1, 2022 — VELA Education Fund today announced the launch of a $400,000 to provide support for education entrepreneurs in Michigan. The opportunity is focused on reaching everyday education entrepreneurs — students, parents, teachers, and community leaders — who are envisioning new approaches and meeting the unique needs
New $750,000 Grant Offering Available to CO, NM, UT, WY Families
August 9, 2022 — VELA Education Fund today announced the launch of a $750,000 fund in partnership with the Daniels Fund to provide support for education entrepreneurs in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming.
As Back to School Approaches, VELA Education Fund Awards $2.7 Million to Expand Nontraditional Educational Opportunities in 44 States
July 13, 2022 — As the new school year approaches, VELA Education Fund today announced 294 grant recipients who will receive a total of $2.79 million to support nontraditional education programs that serve families across 44 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico. The Micro grants
New Local Partnership Awards $125,000 to Develop Nontraditional Education Opportunities in Tarrant County
As the new school year approaches, the Miles Foundation and VELA Education Fund today announced 14 grant recipients who will receive a total of $125,000 to support nontraditional education programs that serve Tarrant County families.
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