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Impact Grants
Since its establishment in 2012, the Foundation has awarded nearly $1,000,000 in grants to CCSD students, teachers, and schools. All money raised by CCEF is returned to CCSD through donations, grant opportunities, and other support.
Through our Impact Grant Program, Cherokee County School District teachers can be awarded up to $2,500 for various classroom projects or items. We’ve seen some incredible applications come through and have had the honor to see them through to their completion. Some of the Impact Grants that have been awarded have been used to boost inclusivity and connection, encourage young musicians, and provide supplies for classroom robotics.
These larger-scale projects invest in the students as a whole and may not have been possible without additional funding. When you donate to CCEF, you are a part of students drumming up confidence and making strides in their education.
Eligible Applicants
All Cherokee County School District faculty are eligible to submit their request for an Impact Grant for up to $2,500.
Submission and Approval Dates
Impact Grant applications are currently CLOSED. New information will be available for the second application period soon. Follow us on Facebook and sign up for our monthly newsletter to stay up to date on all CCEF grant news.
Upon submission of your application, the grant will be considered by the CCEF board after it’s been approved by the CCSD Curriculum & Instruction Department, Technology Department, and the Chief Financial Officer of the Cherokee County School District.

Applications for Impact Grants are currently closed. New information will be available for the summer application period soon.
IMPORTANT: Our grant application process has changed, please read the instructions throughly, and check out our latest news update for more information by clicking here.
CCEF cannot provide funding for:
- Furnishing for classrooms
- Travel for students or teachers
- Student incentives
- Equipment that poses physical liabilities
- iPads/Computers
- 3D printers
- Professional development
- Technology hardware
- Facility changes