Below is a updated list of NEW funding opportunities that may be applicable for the Botvin LifeSkills Training program.
The Partnerships in Character Education Program
The Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools has announced proposals for their Partnerships in Character Education Project Program.
Program Description: An eligible entity may apply for a grant to design and implement a character education program that will be:
(1) integrated into classroom instruction and is consistent with state academic content standards and
(2) carried out in conjunction with other education reform efforts.
Click here for more information and to view the official announcement.
Captain Planet Foundation Healthy Environment Grants
The Captain Planet Foundation’s Healthy Environment Grants focus on hands-on involvement to build a healthy environment and promote an understanding of environmental issues.
The Kids Fund directs its grant-making to four general areas:
(1) encouraging and strengthening positive development of children and families through constructive learning and recreational activities;
(2) assisting children and families dealing with challenges such as alcohol or drug abuse and mental illness;
(3) helping families meet the needs of children with disabilities; and
(4) supporting families, children, and youth by bringing services and activities to local neighborhoods and communities
Click here for more information and to view the full announcement.
Sprint Foundation Character Education Grant Program 
The Sprint Foundation will award grants to school districts and individual schools to fund the purchase of resource materials, supplies, equipment and software that facilitates and encourages character education among K-12 students. With a national reach, the program is open to all US public schools (K-12) and US public school districts.
The Sprint Character Education Grant program will accept applications for Character Education programs that promote youth leadership, youth volunteerism, school pride and a positive school culture.
Click here for more information and to view the official announcement.
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