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Green Fund Project Grants is sponsored by Florida State University Sustainable Campus. The Green Fund accepts proposals from FSU students, staff, and faculty members for projects that align with FSU Sustainability Strategic Plan goals and result in high-impact experiences for the campus community, including infrastructure development, research, and educational programming.
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How to Apply | Sustainable Campus Green Fund proposal options Living Lab grants are available to faculty members in support of the Campus as a Living Laboratory (Living Lab) initiative.
Green Fund - Terracycle Project Green Fund Project Grant Proposal Example » Terracycle Project Budget Example » Living Lab Grant - Living Coral Reef Living Lab Grant Proposal Example » Living Coral Reef Budget Example » Please see the sections below for more information about application requirements for each of the funding options. Green Fund Grant Application Process Navigate to the SurveyMonkey Apply Green Fund Application .
Enter your FSUID and password when prompted. Click the “View programs” button to see applications that are currently available. Under Programs, click the "MORE" button under Green Fund Project Grant.
In the right side bar under Value, click "APPLY" Complete the Fill out an application form task. If you are unable to complete the entire form at one time, you can save your progress and continue editing later. Review the Statement of Understanding and designate a Project Lead.
List the project team members and describe their roles. If this project is connected to a course, provide the course information Provide a detailed project description, including: Project category (climate action, waste minimization, resource stewardship, education for sustainability) Project goals and objectives Download the Green Fund Budget Template . Upload the budget to the application form as an Excel document.
Justify why budget line items were included in the following categories: Labor, equipment, materials/supplies, land/venue rental, transportation, other. Explain any financial limitations that would prohibit your department from purchasing supplies and other materials upfront. (Student Project Leads) Complete the Get a recommendation task.
Designate a project advisor. The advisor will be sent an email with instructions on how to submit a recommendation. Student submissions without a recommendation will not be funded.
Click the “Submit your application” button to complete your application. Living Lab Grant Application Process Navigate to the SurveyMonkey Apply Green Fund Application . Enter your FSUID and password when prompted.
Click the “View programs” button to see applications that are currently available. Under Programs, click the "MORE" button under Living Lab Grant. In the right side bar under Value, click "APPLY" Complete the Fill out an application form task.
If you are unable to complete the entire form at one time, you can save your progress and continue editing later. Review the Statement of Understanding and designate a Faculty Grant Applicant.
Provide a general project description, including: Course information (number, name, and description) Project category (climate action, waste minimization, resource stewardship, education for sustainability) Project goals and objectives Project learning outcomes Download the Green Fund Budget Template . Upload the budget to the application form as an Excel document.
Justify why budget line items were included in the following categories: Labor, equipment, materials/supplies, land/venue rental, transportation, other. Explain any financial limitations that would prohibit your department from purchasing supplies and other materials upfront.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: FSU students, staff, and faculty members. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows no set award amount (proposals over $5,000 may require cost-sharing). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Green Fund Project Grants is funded by Florida State University Sustainable Campus. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Florida. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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