Subject: Environmental Education, Community Development, Art
Deadline: Dec. 31, 2016
“We invite organizations, educators, and youth to apply for mini-grants to help fund creative neighborhood events. Proposals should integrate the arts, greening, and Celebrate Urban Birds citizen science. We hope these community events, or series of activities, will be creative and inspire others to organize similar projects. These are neighborhood events featuring activities involving birds, community service, art, greening, and science. Celebrate Urban Birds mini-grants could be used to support a bird-activity day after school; at a local museum, library, or community center; or fund art and gardening activities at your club, business, school, senior center, or neighborhood. They do not need to be complicated. All mini-grant applicants are offered free materials and training to support their events (even if their proposals are not funded). Organizations working with underserved communities are strongly encouraged to apply.”
Funder: The Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Eligibility: Unspecified
Amount: $100 – $750
Contact: Link.
