Toshiba America Foundation Grants
Eligibility
Indiana K-12 public school teachers in science and math are eligible. K-5 teachers may apply for grants up to $1,000. Grade 6-12 teachers may apply for grants up to $5,000 on a rolling basis, or for amounts over $5,000 through the June 1 and November 1 cycles. Projects must focus on hands-on science or mathematics instruction.
Program Goals
Toshiba America Foundation has supported K-12 science and math teachers across the United States, including Indiana, for decades. The Foundation provides grants for hands-on science and math classroom projects that engage students in authentic scientific investigation and mathematical reasoning. Indiana teachers in grades K-5 apply by October 1 for awards up to $1,000. Grade 6-12 teachers can apply on a rolling basis for requests under $5,000, or by June 1 or November 1 for requests over $5,000.
Read the GrantApplication and Distribution
K-5 applications are due by October 1 for awards up to $1,000. Grade 6-12 applications for requests under $5,000 are accepted on a rolling basis. Grade 6-12 requests over $5,000 are due by June 1 and November 1. Submit applications through the Toshiba America Foundation website. Applications require a project description, science or math learning goals, and budget.
Cycle Notes
Toshiba America Foundation grant deadlines: K-5 = October 1 (up to $1,000); 6-12 under $5K = rolling; 6-12 over $5K = June 1 and November 1. Note: old cycle dates sometimes still appear on the web — the current deadlines listed here are verified as of August 2026. Visit the Toshiba Foundation website for current application links.
Grant Award Amount
K-5 grants award up to $1,000. Grade 6-12 grants award up to $5,000 on a rolling basis or larger amounts through the June/November cycles. Awards fund hands-on classroom science and math materials, equipment, and curriculum.
Allowable Purchases
Forward Education Products for This Grant
These kits align to the learning outcomes this program funds.
- micro:bit Starter Kit — hands-on science and math computing for Indiana Toshiba Foundation classroom grants
- MicroChat AI Literacy Kit — science and technology tools for Indiana grade 6-12 Toshiba grant projects
- Coding for Good Kit — math and CS project-based curriculum for Indiana Toshiba Foundation grant applications
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for Toshiba America Foundation grants in Indiana?
Indiana K-12 public school teachers in science and math are eligible. K-5 teachers apply by October 1. Grade 6-12 teachers apply rolling (under $5K) or by June 1/November 1 (over $5K).
How much funding is available through Toshiba America Foundation grants?
K-5: up to $1,000. Grade 6-12: up to $5,000 rolling, or larger amounts through the biannual cycle.
When should Indiana teachers apply for Toshiba America Foundation grants?
K-5: by October 1. Grade 6-12 under $5K: rolling anytime. Grade 6-12 over $5K: by June 1 or November 1.
Can Toshiba Foundation grants fund STEM and coding tools?
Yes. Toshiba Foundation funds hands-on science and math materials. Physical computing kits and coding curriculum that support science or math learning goals are a strong fit.
How can Forward Education help Indiana teachers apply for Toshiba Foundation grants?
Forward Education provides curriculum alignment documents and pricing letters. Contact us before submitting to make sure your kit selection aligns to your project's science or math goals.
Need Help Writing Your Grant Application?
Forward Education works with schools and districts to build strong funding proposals. We can help you connect our tools to your grant requirements.
- Curriculum alignment documents — Indiana standards mapped to our kits
- Program quotes and pricing — classroom sets, bundles, and multi-site pricing
- Letters of support — documentation for grant applications
- Project ideas and scope-and-sequence — ready-to-use program outlines
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