Micron Giving
Frequently Asked Questions
The Micron Technology Foundation, Inc. ("Micron Foundation") is a non-profit
organization, founded in 1999 with a gift from Micron Technology, Inc. ("Micron
Technology"). The Micron Foundation was formed to support the advancement of science
and technology education worldwide, and to support the communities in which Micron Technology has facilities. Micron Technology
is a worldwide leader of semiconductor products.
How do I qualify for a community or K-12 grant?
You must be located in a manufacturing site community: U.S. organizations
must be located near Boise, ID or Lehi, UT; organizations near Micron's Manassass,
VA; International organizations must be located near Singapore or Avezanno,
Italy.
Please contact the
Micron Foundation if you are uncertain of your eligibility.
You must show proof of your non-profit status. A completed application must
be submitted. See the below section.
Priority is given to those programs geared specifically at advancing science,
math, and technology.
How do I apply for a community/K-12 grant?
Go to the "Community Grants
page" to download the application and instructions.
Following the directions, submit all necessary forms and information to the Micron Foundation.
We cannot consider incomplete proposals or programs/projects that fall outside
our primary funding areas.
Who do I contact to discuss a grant idea?
Local Community and K-12 grants, contact Kami Faylor (208) 363-3675
Higher Education grants, contact Janine Rush-Byers (208)
363-3675
How do I apply for a university scholarship?
Applications for Junior and Senior level students are available in the EE,
CS, or POM departments of eligible schools. Check with your university to see
if the Micron scholars program is in place at your school.
How do I apply for the Micron Science and Technology Scholars program?
This program is for graduating high school seniors. If you are a senior in
high school, go to www.micron.com/scholars
for more information about the eligibility requirements and how to apply.
How does my university get involved?
Schools can participate in these programs at a variety of levels from individual
projects to strategic partnerships with multiple levels of involvement. A school's
participation is based on the level of fit and mutual interest between Micron
and the interested departments at each university.
To explore potential participation for your department, contact Micron's University
Relations Manager at university_relations@micron.com
Does Micron donate memory or equipment?
We do not currently have a mechanism in place to donate memory. On occasion we have semiconductor equipment available to donate to our university partners.
How do I apply for a higher education grant?
Applications for Higher Education grants are by invitation only. To discuss
an idea, contact Janine Rush-Byers at (208) 363-3675.