Micron Foundation

Micron invests in communities where its employees live and work. The Micron Foundation funds educational and community grants in specific program areas in communities where Micron has manufacturing facilities.

For community and K-12 grants, eligible organizations must be located near one of the following Micron manufacturing sites.

• Boise, Idaho
• Lehi, Utah
• Manassas, Virginia
• Singapore
• Avezzano, Italy
• Nishiwaki, Japan

If your program is located in a community where Micron has a non-manufacturing facility, please contact the Micron Foundation via the Web or by calling (208) 363-3675.

To fund high-impact programs that drive advancements in education, with emphasis on science, math and engineering. We seek to:

• provide opportunities for hands-on experiences.
• improve teacher content knowledge.
• support extra-curricular science and math opportunities.
• provide advanced learning opportunities (A.P., I.B., etc.).
• To fund charitable programs that address the priorities and concerns of our site communities.

• Applicants must be an organization that has tax-exemption under IRS Code Section 501(c)(3), or be a publicly-funded academic institution.
• We fund specific projects only, no funding is provided for general operating expenses.
• Funding is generally not provided for the following:
  

  Individuals	Religious, fraternal, veteran or political organizations
  Luncheons, dinners, auctions, or events	Travel and related expenses
  Courtesy advertisement	Endowment Campaigns
  Organizations which promote or practice discrimination	Organizations outside of Micron communities
  Annual fund drives	"Pass-through" organizations or private foundations
  Projects seeking to influence elections or legislation	Organizations that are not tax exempt under IRS code section

  
  
• We cannot consider incomplete proposals or programs/projects that fall outside our primary funding areas.