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Find similar grantsCentral Chapter: Small Grants Program is sponsored by Indiana Native Plant Society. This program offers small grants for projects that promote the conservation and study of Indiana's native plants. It aims to enhance diversity and inclusion in Central Indiana and connect youth with nature through native plant education.
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Getting Started in the Home Landscape Indiana Native Plant Finder Grow Indiana Natives Certification Program Certify Your Native Garden Ecological Garden Maintenance Growing Native Plants from Seed Indiana Native Seed Communities Direct Sowing of Tree Seeds Indiana Plant Conservation Alliance Plant Ordinances & Covenants Toward a Native Plant Friendly HOA Letha’s Youth Outdoors Fund Letha’s Fund Application Guidelines Indiana Native Seed Communities Biodiversity Garden Tours Central Chapter Awards Small Grants to Not-for-Profits Posted on September 18, 2022 by admin - Central Chapter , Chapter News & Events , Grant Opportunities INPS Central Chapter is offering grant awards of up to $300 for well-conceived projects that promote the conservation, study and use of plants native to Indiana.
Applicants must be part of a not-for-profit group or organization such as community gardens, schools, churches, scout groups or neighborhood associations. INPS aims to support diversity, equity and inclusion of all Central Indiana communities. To be considered for a grant, fill out an application by following this link: https://fs27.
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Press “submit” when completed. If you have any questions, email: centralgrants@indiananativeplants. org .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Applicants affiliated with not-for-profit organizations, such as community gardens or schools, in Central Indiana. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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