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Campus Sustainability Fund | Office of Sustainability Grant Opportunities for Campus Sustainability Offering ~$250,000 annually in grant funding to advance sustainability and climate action Campus Sustainability Fund Our 2026 - 2027 application cycle begins in September! For questions, help with a proposal, or to set up a meeting with our Campus Sustainability Fund Coordinator, please email Louli Ziels at louliziels@arizona. edu .
The Campus Sustainability Fund (CSF) is a unique and non-traditional grant program of the Office of Sustainability and offers two types of grant opportunities: Mini Grants and Annual Grants.
Eligible project proposals are diverse and can include projects that focus on biodiversity, ecological health, energy, water usage, cultivating resilience, increasing social capital, carbon emissions, waste reduction, and other efforts that meaningfully advance environmental and social sustainability on campus. Grants are selected by the student members of the CSF Committee. Mini Grants fund small-scale but high-impact projects.
The minimum allocation for a single Mini Grant project is $500 and the maximum allocation is $10,000. Learn more about Mini Grants The CSF maintains the majority of its budget for Annual Grants. The minimum allocation for an Annual Grant is $10,000 and the maximum allocation is $50,000.
Learn more about Annual Grants Make a change on our campus You can make a direct impact on campus sustainability and obtain project management experience through envisioning, creating, and leading campus projects. Projects funded and counting Our program is funded through an allocation of the Student Engagement Fee . The program is for students, by students!
Requested funding since 2021 Student-supported sustainability Proposals are reviewed and selected by the CSF student committee. Approved projects are then facilitated by a student committee member to assist the Project Managers with anything they might need. Lead a Sustainability Project - Apply for $500 - $50,000 in Funding!
A new year full of sustainability opportunities is here! Announcing the 2026 Campus Sustainability Fund Annual Grant Recipients Meet the 2026 Campus Sustainability Fund Annual Grant recipients. These four funded projects highlight the creativity and wide-ranging impact of sustainability projects at the University of Arizona!
Annual Grants Open November 17, 2025! Ready to plant your seeds of change? The Campus Sustainability Fund’s Annual Grant application is open!
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: University of Arizona students, staff, and faculty. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $500 - $50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Campus Sustainability Fund is funded by University of Arizona Office of Sustainability. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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