Wyoming — WYCF Microsoft Technology Grants Winter 2026 (Up to $20,000; December 15)

Wyoming Community Foundation's winter 2026 Microsoft Technology Grant considers requests up to $20,000 from eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofits, governments, tribal entities and school districts for technology hardware, software upgrades, and technology-skills projects in Laramie County, Wyoming. Applications close December 15, 2026; no exact closing hour is stated on the current winter program page.

FundingRequests up to $20,000 per eligible Laramie County project will be considered. Universal applicant match not published on current winter page.

DeadlineTuesday, December 15, 2026. Current winter grant page does not publish an exact submission hour or time zone.

Last verified2026-10-26

Required next actionReview the official WYCF Microsoft Technology Grant Winter page and current grant portal application. Confirm 501(c)(3) or governmental status and Laramie County project site, prepare technology project description, budget and impact measures, confirm any prior Microsoft-grant final report is complete, and submit by December 15, 2026. Confirm exact submission hour with WYCF because it is not published on the winter page.

Broad Eligibility

501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and eligible government entities, including local and tribal governments and school districts, whose technology projects are located in and benefit Laramie County, Wyoming. Previous Microsoft program recipients must have completed their final report before reapplying.

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Wyoming Community Foundation — Microsoft Technology Grants (Winter 2026)

Wyoming Community Foundation’s Winter 2026 Microsoft Technology Grant supports technology-related community improvements in Laramie County, Wyoming. Individual funding requests of up to $20,000 are considered. This is an applicant-facing grant; it does not involve the state purchasing technology products or services from vendors.

Eligible applicants

Applicants must be a qualifying 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization or government entity, including eligible local governments, tribal governments and school districts. Projects must take place in and benefit Laramie County. A prior Microsoft-grant recipient must have submitted its final program report before another award can be considered; the funder separately states that open final reports from other WYCF grant programs do not automatically disqualify applicants.

Eligible projects and award conditions

Priorities include technology hardware, software upgrades and STEM/technology skills development. Recipients must file a project report within one year of receiving funds. The current official winter page does not establish a universal required matching percentage, and applicants should follow the specific budget instructions in the live application portal.

Application process and deadline

Winter applications opened September 15, 2026, with a listed December 15, 2026 deadline. The current winter page does not specify the closing hour. Review the official guidance and application through the linked WYCF grant portal, preparing a project narrative, anticipated outcomes and budget, eligibility evidence and organizational information as requested.

The funder supplies a sample 2026 application PDF for orientation, but its June 15 deadline belongs to the earlier summer round and does not replace the December 15 winter deadline. Verify final attachment requirements within the live winter application before submitting.

Official Microsoft Technology Grant — Winter 2026. Current winter rules verified October 26, 2026.