We partner with teachers, counselors, and school staff who want to offer strong, culturally grounded learning experiences. This page explains our classroom mini-grants and how to refer students for scholarships.
Solivita African Heritage Cultural Club Educational Fund, Inc
Mini-grants provide small amounts of funding to help you run projects and activities that move learning forward. We focus on work that supports student growth, culture, and connection.
*Projects should directly benefit students and be supported by your school administration.
*Grant amounts and the number of awards may change from year to year based on available funding.
Solivita African Heritage Cultural Club Educational Fund, Inc
If you’re a student or parent in Polk or Osceola County, here’s how to start the scholarship process.
Discuss your idea with any colleagues involved and with your school administration. Make sure the project aligns with school policies and can be completed within the school year.
School name and contact information, Grade level(s) and estimated number of students, Brief description of the project or activity, Timeline for planning and implementation
Your budget should include: estimated costs for materials, supplies, transportation, or fees, any funds or support already available from your school or partners, &, a short explanation of how each line item connects to the project
Fill out the mini-grant application form, attach your budget, and answer each question clearly and concisely. Review everything before you submit. After you apply, you will receive a confirmation email and later an update on your application status.
If you have questions about whether a project is a good fit, how to structure your budget, or how the application works, you can reach out for guidance.
You can:
Contact line:
Email: sahccef@gmail.com