Let IPC Help You Secure Grants and Funding
IPC is committed to assisting our members in obtaining the funding they need to support their workforce requirements, drive innovation, and improve competitiveness.
We provide tailored opportunities and expert guidance to help our members access the necessary resources to achieve their strategic goals.
Contact the IPC Grants and Funding Team
IPC Director of Workforce Grants and Funding, Victoria Hawkins specializes in all workforce and education-related grants, assisting employers, training providers, and educational institutions in securing funding for apprenticeship programs, technical training, and workforce development initiatives. I'm your point of contact if your organization seeks support for skills training, upskilling employees, or education-related grants.
IPC Director of Government Grants and Strategic Funding, Nyron Rouse, manages federal grants that support IPC’s overarching organization, ensuring compliance and securing funding for broader IPC-led initiatives. If you have questions related to IPC’s federally funded projects, Nyron can provide the expertise you need.
Need guidance on funding opportunities? Feel free to reach out—We are here to help employers and educators find the right resources to support their workforce development goals!
Our newest award and in partnership with the AARP Foundation, participants 55+ will be provided the opportunity to receive pre-apprenticeship to apprenticeship training and job placement with employers in Texas and/or Florida.
Funds were awarded to IPC to support pre-apprenticeship enrollment within their CTE program for high school students and for the development of a student chapter under IPC’s Education Foundation.
IPC was awarded funds from the CARRI Center to offer mico-credentialing training to engineering department instructors at Stephen F Austin State University in IPC J-STD-001 and IPC-A-620 which enables them to integrate IPC standards and certification programs into their existing curriculum.
In collaboration with the IPC Education Foundation, High School Seniors from the class of 2024, were awarded $1500 each to assist with tuition and/or other school costs. These scholarships can be used in Fall or Spring semesters of the 2024-2025 academic year. Learn more about the scholarship recipients at ipcef.org.
IPC was awarded funding to pay the related technical instruction costs for employers enrolling employees from underrepresented populations in our Registered Apprenticeship Program.
IPC was awarded funding to help early adopters of our Registered Apprenticeship Program by covering the related technical instruction costs and an additional incentive per apprentices for the first cohort. Read Victoria Hawkins' article, Apprenticeships and Funding, for more information.