Utah Education Innovation Fund

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Intermountain Health is seeking Education Innovation programs that strengthen K–12 educational outcomes by improving access to quality education. Eligible programs should demonstrate innovation—either as early-stage pilots within their first three years or as proven, high-impact models being introduced into new regions where the approach is considered novel.

Strategic investment areas include student and educator mental health and well-being, early childhood education, technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI), community-based youth support, teacher training and professional development, and initiatives that increase access to higher education and profession-based learning opportunities for students. Strong applications include collaboration and established relationships with educators and local schools.

Grant funding should be considered a one-time investment intended to launch or establish a program with a clearly defined plan for long-term sustainability, rather than a source of ongoing financial support.

For questions specific to Utah Education Innovation contact Tabitha.Bishop@imail.org.

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Frequently asked questions

Learn more about the Utah Education Innovation grant including how to apply.

The application window is open each year from Jan 1- Feb 1 and July 1-Aug 1.

All applications must include:

  • A full and complete financial audit within the last two years. Submission must include the full audit, including any findings or letter from the auditing firm
  • A 501c3 designation letter or have a comparable government designation
  • Completed W9 
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  • If an organization applies and is not awarded, they are eligible to apply again in the next application cycle.
  • If an organization is awarded, they are not eligible to apply again for the same project.
An organization can apply for multiple Education Innovation grants to fund different projects. Each project requires a separate application.
An organization cannot submit an application for the same project to multiple ICCF grants.