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Go Outside (GO) Grants - Standard On-Campus Structures is sponsored by North Carolina Youth Outdoor Engagement Commission. These grants offer funding for North Carolina K-12 schools and nonprofit organizations to enhance outdoor learning experiences. They are dedicated to projects like outdoor classrooms and gardens that promote education and recreation for underserved youth aged 4-18.
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Go Outside Grants | N. C. Youth Outdoor Engagement Commission Funding for Field Trips and Structures Go Outside ‘GO’ Grants provide North Carolina students opportunities for outdoor experiences and to learn by doing.
North Carolina educators are encouraged to apply for grant funding for outdoor field trips, visiting programs, and educational structures. Program Host Funding - Currently Unavailable Up to $2,500 to host visiting outdoor education programs. Field Trip Funding - Available Up to $5,000 in funding for field trips with outdoor activities and learning components.
Structure Funding - Currently Unavailable Up to $15,000 in funding for outdoor learning structures and equipment, including classrooms, greenhouses, and apiaries. Advanced Structure Funding - Currently Unavailable Up to $20,000 in funding for outdoor learning structures and equipment, including archery ranges, agricultural learning facilities, docks, and nature trails.
Should changes need to be made to the original grant application, either before or after a grant has been awarded, the applicant must request a GO Grant Amendment form by emailing GoOutside@nc. gov . The GO Grant Amendment form will be assigned via the applicant’s Grant Lifecycle Manager portal.
An amendment request must be approved by the Commission before grant awards can be used. You are now leaving a North Carolina State Government website and will be redirected to the North Carolina Outdoors Foundation website. The NC Outdoors Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that supports the mission of the NC Youth Outdoor Engagement Commission.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: North Carolina K-12 schools and nonprofit organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Go Outside (GO) Grants - Standard On-Campus Structures is funded by North Carolina Youth Outdoor Engagement Commission. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in North Carolina. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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