Funding & Grants
Billions exist for school safety.
Talk to a funding specialist and we'll help you find the funding and navigate the application. From a flagship federal grant to state-specific programs and cooperative purchasing, we'll help you find the right path, qualify, and apply.
There are more ways to fund campus safety than most schools realize.
Budgets are stretched, but the security of students, faculty, staff, and visitors is still a priority. From federal grants to cooperative purchasing and community funding, we partner with you on the path that fits your district, and in many cases, ZeroEyes can be deployed for just a few dollars per student each year.
Four proven ways to fund school safety.
State & federal grants
Billions allocated to school grants over five years, many usable for safety. Our funding specialists navigate every deadline and process.
Cooperative purchasing
Awards through Omnia Partners, Carahsoft, TIPS USA and others, streamlined and compliant contracts for government entities.
Sponsors & boosters
Extend athletic or activity sponsorships to safety: ongoing, event-space, or part of a larger donation.
Community & parent funding
Crowd-funding and fundraising drives can cover gun detection while raising awareness of campus safety needs.
COPS Office · School Violence Prevention Program
The COPS SVPP grant is built to fund AI gun detection.
Administered by the U.S. Department of Justice, SVPP funds physical security and emergency-response technology in and around K-12 schools. We help you align your project, write a competitive application, and meet the deadline.
Other education grants for school safety.
SVPP isn't the only path. Depending on your organization and state, several programs can fund AI gun detection. Our team tracks them all.
ZeroEyes Fund
We work with K-12 organizations applying for funding, providing directly or pairing with an existing grant program to implement ZeroEyes on campus.
Stronger Connections
Established to create safe, healthy learning environments and to prevent and respond to bullying, violence, and hate that impact school communities.
Homeland Security (HSGP)
State and local funding accessed through your County Emergency Management Agency and regional workgroup, a route many districts overlook.
Find the funding that fits your state.
Federal school-safety funding is available in all 50 states, and many states offer their own grant programs on top of that. We have live, state-specific programs and funding specialists on the ground. Explore states with dedicated pages, or talk to a specialist about yours.
IASAVE Program
Iowa
Fund gun detection with SAVE funds. Post-July 2025 solutions must be SAFETY Act Designated. ZeroEyes qualifies.
Iowa funding
MISection 97i · $3M
Michigan
$3M available for firearm detection software through the Dept. of Education. First come, first served.
Michigan funding
TXHouse Bill 3
Texas
HB3 funds security measures including technology, infrastructure, and training across every campus.
Texas fundingStates
Federal school-safety funding reaches all 50 states, and many add their own grant programs. Don't see yours? Our funding specialists navigate it.
Talk to a Funding Specialist
Why schools trust ZeroEyes with their safety budget.
The only AI gun detection platform with a human safety net, where every detection is reviewed by a trained analyst in the ZeroEyes Operations Center before an alert reaches first responders.
Images used to train our models to recognize firearms in any environment.
Video frames analyzed every second across all active deployments.
U.S. states where ZeroEyes protects schools, campuses, and facilities.
Trained analysts in the ZeroEyes Operations Center (ZOC), around the clock.
Talk to a funding specialist in your state.
Tell us about your campus and a ZeroEyes funding specialist will help you identify eligible programs, align with funding priorities, and navigate the application.
Funding & Grant Assistance
Funding figures reflect the most recent program cycles and are provided for planning purposes only; future program details are subject to change. ZeroEyes is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Justice. Eligibility, award amounts, match requirements, and deadlines are determined solely by the funding agency. Confirm all current requirements with official program guidance before applying.