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Clean Air for Kids initiative is sponsored by Foundation for Clean Air. This initiative is the first step in a broader mission to deliver clean air to underserved communities worldwide. By focusing on classrooms and extending their reach to underrepresented groups, they strive to ensure that clean air is a right, not a privilege.
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Order special instructions Taxes included and shipping calculated at checkout. Clean Air for Kids is an initiative that seeks to help bring healthy air to classrooms in impacted communities. Our specific goal is to bring effective clean air technology to at least 50,000 additional schoolchildren every year, supporting The Foundation for Clean Air's overarching goal of providing clean air to more than 1 million children.
Get FREE Filtration for your school for 5 years! Twice each year, The Foundation for Clean Air enters eligible schools into a drawing to receive one of two annual air filtration grants. Applicants who are awarded a grant will receive air filtration for their school at zero cost for five years Is my organization eligible for Clean Air For Kids?
Here's a brief summary of criteria to be considered eligible for one of our annual grants:* Must be a public school or charity that helps pre-school or elementary-age students Must be located in a socioeconomically disadvantaged community Neighborhood must be impacted by air pollution * Your school or organization does not need to meet all of the above criteria to be eligible - each criterion is assigned to a point value, and once your organization meets a certain points threshold, you will be entered into a random drawing from which the winner will be selected Let's give clean air to kids!
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Schools, community organizations, non-profits, or government agencies serving underserved and vulnerable communities worldwide. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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