Skip to Content
Default image

Grant # DE-FOA-0002898 Minority Serving Institutions Partnership Program (MSIPP) Community and Junior College Trade Occupation Program (CJCTOP)

Focus Areas:

Job training for special populations

Range:

$250,000-$500,000

Geographic Focus:

National

Funder Type:

Federal

Eligibility:

Public and Private Institutes of Higher Education

Summary:

The DOE wishes to form cooperative arrangements with institutes of higher learning to recruit and train diverse potential DOE workforce members in multiple disciplines. Among the needed disciplines are: Assemblers, Construction Workers, Electricians, Ironworkers, Laborers, Machinists, Mechanics, Pipefitters, Welders, and Wiremen. Funding will support diversity efforts at these schools, and the DOE will then recruit their workforce from these efforts. Learn More


Share This Page

Latest Insights

Stay in the Know With Grants Plus

10 Insider Tips for Experienced Fundraisers in Grant Seeking

Blog

10 Insider Tips for Experienced Fundraisers in Grant Seeking

For experienced fundraising leaders, the key to continued success in grant seeking is refinement and adaptation.

So You Feel Like You’re Missing Out on Grant Opportunities? Uncovering the Gaps and Maximizing Your Potential

Event

So You Feel Like You’re Missing Out on Grant Opportunities? Uncovering the Gaps and Maximizing Your Potential

This free webinar will address the most common frustrations and inefficiencies in grant programs, and share practical tips to help nonprofits increase their grant funding potential.

Why You Can’t Outsource Your Grant Writing

Blog

Why You Can’t Outsource Your Grant Writing

Grant seeking success isn’t about outsourcing; it’s about partnership.

How Nonprofit Board Members Can Excel at Fundraising (Without Asking for Money)

Blog

How Nonprofit Board Members Can Excel at Fundraising (Without Asking for Money)

How board members can significantly contribute to their nonprofit's fundraising success without directly asking for a single dollar.