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Sarah Murphy is a passionate writer committed to helping organizations secure funding and develop impactful programs for underserved communities. Through her expertise in grant writing, bid proposals, and professional development, Sarah offers practical advice to schools, nonprofits, and other groups dedicated to making a difference. She understands the unique challenges faced by at-risk populations and provides guidance to help these organizations thrive. Through her writing, Sarah strives to empower those working in economically disadvantaged areas to create lasting, positive change.

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Jan 21, 2026 ∙ 6 min

LED Lighting Grants for Schools: Bright Futures Start Here

Schools want safer, brighter classrooms and lower utility costs, but many do not have extra funds for major upgrades. LED lighting grants for schools offer a way to improve learning environments and reduce long-term expenses without straining local budgets. We support districts that need funding for projects like these, especially schools in rural and under-resourced communities. Recently, we helped five districts in Texas—across Regions 1, 9, 12, 16, and 17—secure $774,850 in grant funding...

Jan 20, 2026 ∙ 7 min

Grants for LED Lighting Upgrades: Empowering Campuses

Rising energy bills, aging fixtures, and safety concerns place real pressure on schools, clinics, and community agencies. Many leaders see that LED lighting could cut costs and improve safety, but they are not sure how to pay for the upgrade. Grants for LED lighting and related incentive programs can turn a wish list project into a funded reality. At Educational Research Institute ERI Grants, we focus on helping under-resourced organizations secure funding for projects that improve learning,...

Jan 19, 2026 ∙ 8 min

CTE Grants for Schools: How to Fund Labs and Pathways

Career and Technical Education changes lives by preparing students for high-demand careers in fields like healthcare, technology, and skilled trades, but it is often hard to fund. Career labs, industry grade equipment, and work based learning all cost more than a regular classroom. Many schools know what students need, but they lack the budget to build or grow strong CTE pathways. At Educational Research Institute, we see this gap every day. We work with districts, charter schools, and...