2025 Grant Application

Do you have an idea for improving wellness in your community or enhancing your physical education program? In an effort to support promotion and implementation of Health and Physical Education programs, the Society of Health and Physical Educators (SHAPE) Idaho has grant funding available to its membership. Grants may be awarded up to $500. The number of grants awarded depends on funding and resources available. All SHAPE Idaho members are eligible and encouraged to apply.

The application will be reviewed by the SHAPE Idaho board. Recipients of the grants must present at the following SHAPE Idaho conference and/or submit an article to the Idaho JOHPERD or for our Members Spotlight.

The 2025 SHAPE Idaho Grant Application is now closed (closed February 15th).

2025 SHAPE Idaho Grant Recipients

Christi Meyer

SHAPE Idaho Board Member

"I'm excited to use the SHAPE Idaho travel grant to attend SHAPE Baltimore, where I'll represent SHAPE Idaho as an advocate for the importance of quality physical education. This opportunity will allow me to connect with other professionals and share ideas on how we can elevate PE programs. I’ll be presenting on the topic "Transforming the Future of PE: Vision, Standards, and Comprehensive Programs" focusing on how we can shape the future of physical education by enhancing its vision, implementing updated standards, and creating comprehensive, well-rounded programs. I look forward to exchanging insights, learning from others, and contributing to the ongoing efforts to improve physical education statewide and nationally."

-Christi Meyer

LCSC KinderCollege- Abby Woolery & Heather VanMullem

Lewis & Clark State College - Lewiston, ID

"We are thrilled to share that Shape Idaho generously provided funds to help us create a fantastic tumble room and gross motor space at KinderCollege Children's Center at LC State! This new area is a dream come true for the children we serve, offering a dedicated spot to get out extra wiggles or to stay active when outdoor play isn't an option due to weather. The importance of gross motor development in early childhood cannot be overstated, and this space will be invaluable in supporting our children's physical growth and overall well-being."

-Abby Woolery

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