Congratulations to the University of Oklahoma’s SPE Student Chapter on winning the Formlabs and SPE Foundation Printing Design Challenge!
Their unique and original 3D print chess set design won a Form 2 3D printer for their school.
Through its educational grants program, the SPE Foundation strives to provide students of all ages with the means to explore the science and technology of plastics and polymers. Giving is aimed at programs and projects at educational institutions to benefit the members of the Society of Plastics Engineers, the plastics industry and the public through three grant programs.
Plastics & Polymer Education Grants — funds programs and/or equipment for classroom use or to deliver plastics education to the public.
3D Printer Grants — provides a Flashforge Creator Pro 3D printer for junior high, middle, and high schools. See www.flashforge-usa.com for details about this printer.
Robo3D and MyStemKits Grant — provides a Robo3D printer and a free starter plan of MyStemKits to help integrate 3D printing into classroom curriculum. See www.mystemkits.com and www.Robo3D.com for details about this program.
The Plastics Education Grants and 3D Printer Grants are awarded on a revolving basis with deadlines of February 15, May 15, August 15, November 15 to be awarded on April 1, July 1, October 1 and January 1.
Thermoforming Division Grants — provides matching grants for thermoforming equipment (forming equipment, auxiliary equipment, retrofitted controls or ovens for existing machines, trimming equipment, and/or software).
Deadlines for Thermoforming Grants:
January 1, April 1, August 1
IMPORTANT!
To apply for a grant, click the green "Apply Today" button below ONLY. Do not click any other links in the navigation bar, SPE login (on right side of page), or any links along the bottom of the page.
After clicking the green "Apply Today" button:
While all requests will be considered on a case-by-case basis, as a general policy, the SPE Foundation grants program does not support:
Questions? Email foundation@4spe.org