The American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges (AMATYC), established in 1974, strives to be the leading voice and resource for excellence in mathematics education in the first two years of college. AMATYC's mission is to provide high quality professional development, to advocate and collaborate at all levels, and to build communities of learners for all involved in mathematics education in the first two years of college.
The most distinctive pattern in American Mathmetical Association of Two-year Colleges’ recent giving is its sustained support for research tied to two-year college mathematics. Its largest recent grant, $101,665 to Rmc Research Corp in Arlington, Virginia, shows that the foundation funds work well beyond campus operations and into external research partners. The same pattern appears across multiple years and recipients, with community colleges and research contractors both appearing in the grant list. AMATYC’s grantmaking lines up with its broader mission in mathematics education for the first two years of college. The foundation supports research projects that serve faculty, students, and the field’s professional community. Grants to Randolph Community College in Asheboro, North Carolina, Manchester Community College in Manchester, Connecticut, and St Louis Community College in Saint Louis, Missouri reflect a national footprint centered on institutions engaged in mathematics education work. The foundation’s current profile also includes program support for student competitions, faculty development, and recognition awards, which places its giving within a mix of project funding and field-building activity. Across the recent record, the recurring emphasis is not on individuals, but on institutional grants and organized programs connected to college mathematics.
A clear theme in the foundation’s giving is research funding for mathematics education in the first two years of college. It awarded $76,464 to Randolph Community College in Asheboro, North Carolina, and that same institution also appears at $43,507 in 2025 and $24,977 in 2023, indicating repeated support across years. Another area is institutional research work with community colleges and similar partners. Manchester Community College in Manchester, Connecticut received $69,827 in 2025 and $69,403 in 2024, while Pima Community College in Tucson, Arizona received $43,194 in 2025 and $40,734 in 2024. The foundation also supports education research at Indian River State College in Fort Pierce, Florida, with grants of $44,232 in 2024 and $40,688 in 2025. These awards show a steady pattern of backing applied mathematics education work through colleges that teach the first two years of college mathematics.
$391K
$2.6M
$1.5M
$1.5M
Most grants fall between $40K and $56K, with a median of $44K.
25th Percentile
$40K
Median
$44K
75th Percentile
$56K
About 0% of grants go to recipients in FL.
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Typical awards cluster in the low-to-mid five figures: p25 is $39,628, median is $43,507, and p75 is $56,464. The recent record also includes a larger outlier at $101,665. Grants recur across years and recipients, including repeated awards to the same colleges and to Rmc Research Corp over 2023, 2024, and 2025. The foundation operates from a nonprofit association structure rather than as an individual funder, and it does not fund individuals or make program-related investments. Unsolicited applications appear in some active programs, including Student Math League and Student Research League.
Grantmaking is national, and every grant in the recent list goes to a U.S. recipient. North Carolina is the top state by grant count, with Randolph Community College in Asheboro appearing multiple times. Other repeated recipient cities include Manchester, Connecticut; Saint Louis, Missouri; Fort Pierce, Florida; Tucson, Arizona; and Battle Creek, Michigan. Grants also go to Arlington, Virginia, showing that the foundation funds both colleges and a research contractor across several states.
The foundation supports mathematics education for the first two years of college, along with professional development, curriculum and standards work, grants and externally funded projects, student scholarships and competitions, and conferences and networking. Active programs include Student Math League, Student Research League, Project ACCCESS, and awards tied to teaching and leadership.
Yes. Several recipients appear more than once in the recent grants list. Randolph Community College appears in 2023, 2024, and 2025; Manchester Community College appears in 2024 and 2025; Pima Community College appears in 2024 and 2025; and Rmc Research Corp appears in 2023, 2024, and 2025.
The typical grant size is in the low-to-mid five figures. The 25th percentile is $39,628, the median is $43,507, and the 75th percentile is $56,464. The recent list also includes larger awards above $100,000.
Yes. Student Math League accepts unsolicited applications, as does Student Research League. Project ACCCESS and the Regional Scholarship are also marked as accepting unsolicited applications, while AMATYC Grants and the Conference Keynote Speaker Honoraria are not.
Its grantmaking is national, but North Carolina is the top state by grant count in the recent record. The recent grants list includes multiple awards to Randolph Community College in Asheboro, North Carolina, making that state the most frequent recipient location.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RMC RESEARCH CORP | ARLINGTON, VA | $101,665 | 2025 | RESEARCH |
| MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE | MANCHESTER, CT | $69,827 | 2025 | RESEARCH |
| ST LOUIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE | SAINT LOUIS, MO | $53,867 | 2025 | RESEARCH |
| RANDOLPH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ASHEBORO, NC | $43,507 | 2025 | RESEARCH |
| PIMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE | TUSCON, AZ | $43,194 | 2025 | RESEARCH |
| INDIAN RIVER STATE COLLEGE | FORT PIERCE, FL | $40,688 | 2025 | RESEARCH |
| KELLOGG COMMUNITY COLLEGE | BATTLE CREEK, MI | $38,569 | 2025 | RESEARCH |
| RANDOLPH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ASHEBORO, NC | $76,464 | 2024 | RESEARCH |
| MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE | MANCHESTER, CT | $69,403 | 2024 | RESEARCH |
| KELLOGG COMMUNITY COLLEGE | BATTLE CREEK, MI | $57,102 | 2024 | RESEARCH |
| RMC RESEARCH CORP | ARLINGTON, VA | $55,827 | 2024 | RESEARCH |
| INDIAN RIVER STATE COLLEGE | FORT PIERCE, FL | $44,232 | 2024 | RESEARCH |
| ST LOUIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE | SAINT LOUIS, MO | $42,174 | 2024 | RESEARCH |
| PIMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE | TUSCON, AZ | $40,734 | 2024 | RESEARCH |
| RMC RESEARCH CORP | ARLINGTON, VA | $48,819 | 2023 | RESEARCH |
| RANDOLPH COMMUNITY COLLEGE | ASHEBORO, NC | $24,977 | 2023 | RESEARCH |
| KELLOGG COMMUNITY COLLEGE | BATTLE CREEK, MI | $18,445 | 2023 | RESEARCH |
| ST LOUIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE | SAINT LOUIS, MO | $15,497 | 2023 | RESEARCH |
| INDIAN RIVER STATE COLLEGE | FORT PIERCE, FL | $14,390 | 2023 | RESEARCH |
RMC RESEARCH CORP
$101,665RESEARCH
MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE
$69,827RESEARCH
ST LOUIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
$53,867RESEARCH
RANDOLPH COMMUNITY COLLEGE
$43,507RESEARCH
PIMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
$43,194RESEARCH
INDIAN RIVER STATE COLLEGE
$40,688RESEARCH
KELLOGG COMMUNITY COLLEGE
RESEARCH
RANDOLPH COMMUNITY COLLEGE
$76,464RESEARCH
MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE
$69,403RESEARCH
KELLOGG COMMUNITY COLLEGE
$57,102RESEARCH
RMC RESEARCH CORP
$55,827RESEARCH
INDIAN RIVER STATE COLLEGE
$44,232RESEARCH
ST LOUIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
$42,174RESEARCH
PIMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
$40,734RESEARCH
RMC RESEARCH CORP
$48,819RESEARCH
RANDOLPH COMMUNITY COLLEGE
$24,977RESEARCH
KELLOGG COMMUNITY COLLEGE
$18,445RESEARCH
ST LOUIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
$15,497RESEARCH
INDIAN RIVER STATE COLLEGE
$14,390RESEARCH
Current and upcoming funding from American Mathmetical Association of Two-Year Colleges that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Faculty or projects addressing immediate instructional needs at two-year colleges; preference likely for AMATYC members (program described as Foundation-funded faculty support).
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