Burton D. Morgan Foundation believes that entrepreneurial learning and experiences benefit all college students as they chart their paths to the future.
Baldwin Wallace University, $20,000
For a pilot program to connect students involved in entrepreneurial experiences to industry credentials
Cleveland State University Foundation, $20,000
For a pilot program to connect students involved in entrepreneurial experiences to industry credentials
Entrepreneurship Education Consortium, up to $213,450
For capacity enhancement
JumpStart, $20,000
To support Northeast Ohio students interested in pursuing tech-focused businesses
Kent State University Foundation, $1,000
To support the Deshpande Symposium in Cleveland
Kent State University Foundation, $44,650
To support the fourth biannual SkyHack hackathon
Kent State University Foundation, $19,750
To support the 2023 Fashion/Tech Hackathon
Lorain County Community College Foundation, $20,000
For a pilot program to connect students involved in entrepreneurial experiences to industry credentials
Purdue University, $60,000
For co-curricular entrepreneurship programming for two years
The Entrepreneurs EDGE, up to $56,000
To support the EDGE Fellows program
University of Massachusetts-Lowell, $20,000
To support the Deshpande Symposium in Cleveland
VentureWell, $10,000
To sponsor the Open 2022 Conference
Youngstown State University Foundation, $10,000
To support entrepreneurial pathways, co-curricular offerings, and microgrants