Grants and Resources

Since 2002, NCCE has disseminated over $500,000 in direct grants and funding to our member campuses. Here you can find funding opportunities available in the current academic year. This is in addition to the education awards we have disseminated through our AmeriCorps programs over the years. 

2024 Funding Opportunities

    MLK DAY OF SERVICE GRANT 

      NC Campus Engagement and fellow Partnership Alliance organizations across the country jointly received a three-year $250,000 Martin Luther King, Jr. National Day of Service grant from the Corporation for National and Community Service (AmeriCorps) to support student and community volunteer engagement activities for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (2024-2026).  

      Technical Assistant Information Webinars:  

      9/17 at 4 pm EDT – Registration for the 17th

      9/18 at 12 pm EDT – Registration for the 18th

      We are now accepting applications for the 2025 MLK Day of Service.
      Deadline: October 18, 2024

      We are now accepting applications from NCCE member campuses to support activities related to the 2025 MLK Day of Service. Grants are available in increments in $1ooo, $2000, and $5000.

      Request for Proposals

      Application 

       

      2024 MLK Day of Service Grantees – North Carolina

      High Point University  – $5,000

      Mars Hill University  –  $1,000

      Methodist University –  $1,000

      Queens University of Charlotte – $5,000

      William Peace University  – $1,000

      Wingate University – $2,000

      Media Literacy Tools

      NCCE Executive Director, Leslie Garvin, was a UC Center for Free Speech 2022-23 Fellow. Her project focused on “Disrupting Mis and Disinformation in Higher Education.” She produced two documents to help campuses promote media literacy; 1) a website with resources and 2) an Issue Guide to facilitate dialogues about misinformation using the National Issues Forum deliberative dialogue model.