The school plans to use the money for standing desks in classrooms.
Kennedy Academy’s robotics team wins the Once School September award, bringing new equipment and hands-on teamwork skills to South Bend students.
The $1,000 grant will help replace broken ovens in the agriculture education classroom.
The money will pay for a new aquarium and help the class start a hydroponic plant system.
The Martin’s money will help buy bags to hold math teaching tools.
The little learners are getting some help with building their early language and math skills thanks to a $1,000 grant from Martin’s Super Markets.
The money will go toward more phonic support materials.
The Martin’s money will be put towards new curtains, hopefully in 2026.
Soon, they’ll invest in some playground equipment thanks to a $1,000 One School at a Time grant from Martin’s Super Markets.
For the first time, Red Ribbon Week is being celebrated at New Buffalo Elementary.
Thanks to Martin's Super Markets, there will be new Chromebooks for Covenant's newly launched high school.
The eighth graders are going to see some new equipment soon thanks to Martin’s Super Markets.
The Spark Ignite Candle Company is just one of many entrepreneurial training programs offered at the school.
Nuner Fine Arts Academy just got a Martin’s One School at a Time grant to help add new equipment to their aging playground.
The money will help these talented kids shine in the spotlight.
The money will help the school buy more materials to help these students learn to read.
Some young artists are getting a chance to work on more projects thanks to Martin’s Super Markets’ One School at a Time grant.
“Fun Fridays” are more than fun and games. There’s actually an important purpose.
With every cup served, the Starbuddies program helps the students learn new skills.
The children are about to get their hands on a lot more learning tools thanks to Martin’s Super Markets’ $1,000 One School at a Time grant.
The concept pairs math skills with physical activities that help the kids catch on.
Slowly but surely, the old equipment is being replaced. And a $1,000 grant from Martin's Super Markets will help!
Some Starke County kids are taking aim at a new skill. They’ve been learning archery.
The money will be used to purchase a new bike rack.
The school matched the funds and raised the gift to $2,000.
Some fifth-grade kids at Swanson are about to get new stools thanks to the One School at a Time grant from Martin’s Super Markets!
Reading is an important skill for kids to learn. And at Jimtown Junior High, there will be lots of new books to choose from.
Nappanee Elementary School just won a $1,000 grant to help Polly get certified as a therapy dog.
Rise Up Academy won this month's $1,000 One School at a Time grant from Martin's Super Markets. They're using the money to help several of their families this holiday season.
The relatively new program is cooking up some big plans thanks to a $1,000 grant from Martin's Super Markets!
Much of the playground equipment at Mary Feeser Elementary School is over 25 years old. But a $1,000 grant from Martin's Super Markets is looking to help change that.
These kids put in countless hours to learn how to spin flags and impress the crowds.
The Applied Skills class at Plymouth High School will be using the grant money for weekly field trips to Magical Meadows, a therapeutic riding facility in Warsaw.
Run by Goodwill, the free high school helps people over 18 finish their Indiana Core 40 diplomas.
Martin’s Super Markets has awarded $1,000 to St. Jude's Catholic School for its snack cart program, which helps kids with disabilities learn social, business, and culinary skills.
For the first time ever at PHM’s Moran Elementary, they plan to fill their auditorium to shine a light on the performing arts.
Elkhart’s Eastwood Elementary School plans to install a second AED with their Martin's One School at a Time grant.
The grant money will help the school add more supplies to enhance the experience of their "Reset Room," which provides kids with a place to take a break, relax, and reset.
There's a teacher at Jimtown Intermediate who has a long wish list of things for her classroom. So, Martin's Super Markets decided to help with a One School at a Time grant!
The November winner of the Martin’s Super Market’s One School at a Time grant is Knox Community High School, where Applied Skills students are hard at work making dog treats!
Mishawaka’s Emmons Elementary received a $1,000 One School at a Time grant to help their students achieve their goals.
Each month during the school year, Martin’s chooses a local school to receive a $1,000 One School at a Time grant.
The Martin’s money will help the PTO fund their program, giving a nice boost to their fundraising goals.
With the grant, students are working on a special project that will help all kids at their school enjoy recess time.
The money from Martin’s will fund new equipment and let the kids of Elm Road Elementary be the best they can be.
At Michiana Christian Academy in South Bend, the school library will grow to include more books that celebrate diversity thanks to a $1,000 One School at a Time grant from Martin’s Super Markets.
The money from Martin’s Super Markets will be used to buy equipment that will help them play the popular game called Gaga Ball!
When holiday music fills the air, it helps everyone get into the spirit of the season. And thanks to Martin’s Super Markets, there will be even more music to go around!
The students at Career Academy South Bend are learning how to plan their own meal. It’s an option that can be both cost effective and healthy.
The money will be used to help boost reading initiatives at Stewart Elementary.