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Gives Back

Bringing 3D Printing to More Classrooms

The MakerBot Gives Back Grant Program is dedicated to helping K–12 educators and STEM programs bring 3D printing into the classroom—at no cost to them. We’re here to help you empower your students through hands-on STEM learning and design thinking.

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How to Apply

Ready to bring 3D printing into your classroom? Follow these simple steps to apply for the MakerBot Gives Back Grant:

Visit the Application Portal

Head to MakerBot Nebula at makerbot-nebula.com to access the grant application through the Funding Assistant.

Tell Us About Your Classroom

Share a bit about your students, school, and how 3D printing will support learning.

Submit Your Vision

Let us know how you plan to use 3D printing to spark creativity, problem-solving, and hands-on learning.

Stay Tuned

Applications are reviewed monthly. Selected recipients will be contacted with next steps.

Who Are These Grants For?

For Teachers New to 3D Printing:

Receive a MakerBot 3D printer, materials, and training resources to help you integrate 3D printing into your classroom.
Perfect for educators who have never used a 3D printer before but want to bring hands-on STEM learning to their students.

For Teachers Who Already Have a 3D Printer:

Get funding for filament, accessories, and consumables to keep your 3D printer running.
Ideal for educators who need additional materials but lack the budget to sustain their 3D printing curriculum.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is eligible for these grants?

K-12 teachers, STEM educators, and after-school programs in the U.S. & Canada.

What do the grants provide?

Either a 3D printer and training resources or filament, accessories, and consumables for existing 3D printing educators.

When will applications open?

Expected launch: Early Spring 2025. Sign up to receive the official announcement.

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