Max Funding
Up to $1,500
Due Date
Aug 15, 2026

Application Type
Full Application
FUNDER DETAILS
FUNDER TYPE
Corporate
FUNDING FREQUENCY
Quarterly Cycles
FUNDING DURATION
One-Year Grant
USE OF FUNDS
Programs/Projects
RESTRICTIONS
Unrestricted
ELIGIBILITY
✅ 501(c)(3) Organizations, ✅ Government Entities, ✅ Public K–12 Schools, ✅ Public College or University, ✅ Community-Based Organizations
PROGRAM AREAS
STEM Education, Education, K-12 Education, Higher Education Institutions
LOCATIONS
Georgia, California, Texas, Arkansas, Alabama, Washington, Illinois
Shaw is passionately committed to creating a better future. From civic involvement and philanthropic giving to volunteerism and future workforce development, we value the opportunities to serve with our associates to address needs in the communities in which we operate. Community grants help Shaw and our partners create a better future in the communities in which we live and work.
CSR Priorities
Shaw’s “CSR Priorities” are aligned with causes, interests, and initiatives that are core to the culture of our company. Our central giving platforms are focused on these areas:
United Way and its partner agencies;
K-12 STEM education with a strong emphasis on engineering and manufacturing;
Workforce development in areas that align with Shaw’s future workforce needs;
Community enrichment to support, improve, and grow the communities where our associates live and work;
Corporate giving partnerships that Shaw is supporting in multifaceted ways: a. St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital b. Homes For Our Troops c. PetSmart Charities
Promoting volunteerism throughout the Shaw enterprise.
The 2026 grant cycle has rolling application deadlines
- 2/1/26, 4/1/25, 6/15/26, 8/15/26 and 11/1/26.
Applications may be submitted at any time during the funding cycle.
About The Grant
Requirements
An organization holding a current tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) or (19) of the Internal Revenue Code, listed in the IRS Master File that conduct activities in the United States.
A recognized government entity: state, county, or city agency, including law enforcement or fire departments.
A K-12 public or private school, charter school, community/junior college, state/private college or university.