This grant opportunity offers support for projects focused on educational and community programs in the North Central region of the United States. The funding is intended to help individuals and organizations develop initiatives that engage young people in learning about responsible and sustainable practices in a general sense. Grants are open to nonprofits, small businesses, and individual educators or program leaders working with youth or community groups.
Funds can be used for a variety of project-related purposes, including materials, activities, and other costs associated with carrying out educational programs. The grants are designed to encourage creativity and innovation in teaching and learning experiences, helping participants gain knowledge and skills that relate broadly to sustainability and responsible practices. Projects may run for up to a couple of years, allowing time to implement programs and achieve meaningful results.
Individual awards can reach up to $6,000, with a total amount of funding distributed annually to support multiple projects. The intent is to provide resources that enhance learning opportunities and encourage participation in programs that promote responsible practices and community engagement.
Eligible applicants include educators, community program leaders, and nonprofit organizations, as well as others who are involved in youth-focused educational activities. Projects must take place within the North Central states, ensuring that the funding benefits programs in this specific region. The application process occurs once a year, with proposals submitted online and reviewed based on alignment with general educational and programmatic goals.
Overall, this grant provides an opportunity for individuals and organizations to access funding for initiatives that involve youth or community learning, fostering engagement, education, and broader awareness of sustainable and responsible practices.
