Teach for Tomorrow Grant
The Guardian Credit Union Foundation is excited to provide an opportunity for teachers and students to learn and interact in new ways through the development of the Teach for Tomorrow grant.
Educators throughout Guardian Credit Union’s 16 membership counties* can apply for the opportunity to win one of up to 20 $1000 grants to be used for their classroom or other school-wide goal. Whether it’s a new set of books, a new STEM or STEAM initiative, a school-wide project, a new virtual learning experience, or other exciting educational opportunities, we want to hear about your ideas and help champion these initiatives.
The Application Period Opens Soon
Important Dates
Application Period
June 16 – July 31
Social Media Voting
Aug. 6 – 8
Winners Announced
Aug. 12
How Voting Works
Once the application period has closed, the Grant Selection Committee will select finalists to be included in social media voting on the Guardian Credit Union Foundation’s Facebook page. Throughout the social media voting period, applicants are encouraged to like, share, and promote their video entry on Facebook to gain the most likes and shares. Grants will be awarded to those with the most likes and shares on the original posts on the Foundation's page. Recipients from the previous cycle of the Teach for Tomorrow grant are ineligible to receive the award this round. Best of luck!
If you have questions about the Guardian Credit Union Teach for Tomorrow grant program, please contact us at GCUFoundation@MyGuardianCU.com.
Congratulations to the Fall 2024 Teach for Tomorrow Grant Recipients!
- Regina Parker - Most Votes!
- MarQuis Parker
- Malyric Banks
- Kwantrice Robinson
- Tanika Garrett
- Crystal Sutton
- Ryeneshia Hutchinson
- Misty Trussell
- Jaime Lubert
- Lacee Wallace
- Jeanette McKenzie
- Haley Warren
- Jennifer Mulder
- Carmelita Winters
*Eligibility includes applicants from the following Alabama counties: Autauga, Butler, Chilton, Coffee, Coosa, Covington, Crenshaw, Dale, Elmore, Lee, Lowndes, Macon, Montgomery, Pike, Russell, and Tallapoosa counties.