Meta’s Future is for Everyone Fund
Fund your career and life skills program in 3 steps
Schools in Meta data center communities can apply for education and workforce grants. Check your eligibility, pick your curriculum, and paste ready-made answers into your application.
Closes Oct 19Applications close October 19, 2026
1
Check that your community is eligible
Each Meta data center has its own application and eligible area. Search your county, city, or district, or tap a marker.
Meta data center community
Eligible county
County with eligible cities or districts only
See all 28 data center communities as a list
- Huntsville, ALMadison CountyApply
- Montgomery, ALMontgomery CountyApply
- Mesa, AZCity of Mesa and Mesa Public Schools, Higley Unified School District, Gilbert Public Schools, and Queen Creek Unified SchoolsApply
- Stanton Springs, GAJasper, Morgan, Newton, and Walton countiesApply
- Kuna, IDAda CountyApply
- DeKalb, ILDeKalb CountyApply
- Jeffersonville, INClark CountyApply
- Lebanon, INBoone CountyApply
- Altoona, IACities served by the Southeast Polk and Bondurant-Farrar school districtsApply
- Richland Parish, LARichland ParishApply
- Rosemount, MNThe cities of Rosemount, Eagan, and Apple ValleyApply
- Kansas City, MOCity of Kansas City, Missouri; Clay County and Platte CountyApply
- Sarpy, NESarpy CountyApply
- Los Lunas, NMValencia CountyApply
- Forest City, NCCleveland, Henderson, McDowell, Rutherford, and Polk countiesApply
- Bowling Green, OHWood CountyApply
- New Albany, OHFranklin and Licking countiesApply
- Tulsa, OKTulsa, Wagoner, and Rogers countiesApply
- Prineville, ORCrook CountyApply
- Aiken, SCAiken CountyApply
- Gallatin, TNSumner CountyApply
- Fort Worth, TXTarrant CountyApply
- Temple, TXBell CountyApply
- El Paso, TXEl Paso CountyApply
- Eagle Mountain, UTUtah CountyApply
- Henrico, VAHenrico CountyApply
- Beaver Dam, WIDodge CountyApply
- Cheyenne, WYLaramie CountyApply
2
Choose your curriculum
Pick the careers and skills you want to teach. Your total and your application answers update as you go.
Your project
Project Discovery career titles
Adapted titles are built for students with moderate to significant disabilities.
Construction and skilled trades
Facilities and grounds
Healthcare and caregiving
Public safety
Food service, retail, and hospitality
Office and logistics
Animal care and personal services
Achieve Life Skills series (optional)
Teacher training
3
Copy your answers and submit
Each answer matches a section of the ChangeX application and fills in from your choices. Copy, paste, and edit anything you like.
Project title
Media release statement
Project description
Your motivation
Project impact and measurement
Beneficiaries
Sustainability
Budget
Good to know
Who should apply for a district?
Your education foundation, if your district has one. The terms ask government entities to apply through an associated nonprofit when one exists. If not, the district applies directly. Schools may submit more than one application within a system, so let your superintendent know.
How much can we request?
There is no set minimum or maximum. Ask for what your project needs and can put to work within about a year.
When do we buy the curriculum?
After funds arrive. Grants can’t pay for costs incurred before funds are released. Awards are announced by February 9, 2027, and funds transfer after you sign the partnership agreement.
What do we report?
Measurable results within a year: an impact survey, a short public summary, and photos (with parent consent for any students shown). The pre- and post-assessments in every kit give you that data.
Is there research behind the curriculum?
Yes. In a University of Kentucky study of two Project Discovery Adapted kits, students’ pre- to post-test scores rose an average of 55 to 62 percent. Ask us for a copy to cite.
Where are the official rules?
On Meta’s fund page and in the ChangeX terms and conditions. Confirm details there before you apply.