Grant Inquiry

Education is essential in today’s global community.

It enables people to achieve their goals and live their dreams. The Giacoletto Foundation seeks to help individuals pursue their ambitions by providing financial support for continuing education.

As life-long learners themselves, John & Lawrence Giacoletto both achieved great success in their academic and professional careers. Earning their Bachelor’s degrees in Electrical Engineering, earning over two dozen patents, and actively participating in the Institute of Electrical and after Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the Giacoletto brothers were dedicated to continuous learning.

The Giacoletto Foundation seeks to honor their memory by providing funds to government and nonprofit organizations which support STEAM education.

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The first step in the grant process is to have this Letter of Inquiry approved. Please note that the Foundation limits grant awards to nonprofit organizations located in Cedar Rapids, Marion, and surrounding communities in Iowa. The only exceptions are those organizations specifically listed in the Foundation’s bylaws. We want to confirm your grant request is consistent with our Foundation mission.
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