GRANTS for teachers and researchers
Environmental Education Foundation Grant Program
SPRING DEADLINE is April 6
Mission: The mission of the EEF Grant Program is to
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provide needed resources to educators and researchers to engage students in hands-on environmentally-focused learning experiences, and
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equip educators in our target districts in their efforts to inspire and teach their students to become scientists, educators, advocates, and citizen scientists and to pursue environmentally-focused professions and projects that help our Geneva Lake community understand and protect our environment.
Application Process:
1) Tap on the "Budget Worksheet" button and follow the instructions.
2) Tap on the "Application" button - fill out all the fields,
upload your budget... and
3) Submit!
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If you have any issues or questions, please email us at eefscholars@gmail.com
Reporting after your grant experience:
If you receive a grant award, we require that you complete a brief Grant Report. The report form is below.
If your award is for a date-specfic event or experience, we ask that you complete this within 30 days of the event.
If your award funds student or class resources throughout the academic year, we ask that you complete this within 30 days after the close of the academic year.
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Budget and Awards:
$10,000 is available each year.
$1,000 grant is the usual award. $5,000 award is the maximum.
Timeline: Applications will be accepted throughout the year.
The Scholarship and Grants Committee will review applications three times a year and forward their recommendations to the EEF Board.
The Board will review and award grants at their quarterly meetings.
Grants will be ceremonially awarded and celebrated at the EEF summer meeting.
Eligibility: Schools, governmental entities, and non-profit (501-C3) groups are eligible for grant awards.