STE(A)M Certification Grant Program

Many local Atlanta schools require financial support to start the certification journey. This additional funding can be used for a variety of needs, including supplies for project-based learning initiatives or professional development aimed at enhancing teachers’ expertise. Many school projects incorporate themes of sustainability and materials management.
For Live Thrive, supporting this certification process is crucial because it aligns with our mission to promote environmental health and sustainability. By empowering schools to implement STE(A)M education, we help cultivate a generation of students who are not only skilled in critical thinking and problem-solving but also passionate about protecting our planet.
Live Thrive’s STE(A)M grants will provide funding for supplies, professional development to expand teacher knowledge base and additional staffing, as needed. We are working with a committee of public school teachers, STE(A)M coordinators and sustainability educators to determine how funds are allocated. Live Thrive will serve as a non-profit partner and assist with other partnerships if needed.
For questions, please email education@livethrive.org.
2026-27 Grant Applications are currently being accepted. The deadline to apply is Sept 4, 2026.
Congratulations to the 2025 STE(A)M Grant Recipients:
DeKalb Arts Academy
Hope-Hill Elementary School
Mary Lin Elementary School
Harper-Archer Elementary School
Dobbs Elementary School
Michael R. Hollis Innovation Academy
2024 STE(A)M Grant Recipients:
Crawford Long Middle School
David T Howard Middle School
Emma Hutchinson Elementary School
Kindezi at Gideons Elementary School
Luther J Price Middle School
Mary Lin Elementary School
Morningside Elementary School
Springdale Park Elementary School
The Ferguson School
2023 STE(A)M Grant Recipients:
Hope-Hill Elementary School
Mary Lin Elementary School
Midtown High School
Springdale Park Elementary School