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Greening IU Indy Grant is sponsored by Indiana University Indianapolis (IU Indianapolis). This grant is awarded annually to projects that advance campus sustainability and help IU Indianapolis meet the goals outlined in the IU Climate Action Plan. It is open to students, faculty, or staff members with ideas to positively impact campus sustainability.
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Greening IU Indy Grant: Engagement: Indianapolis: Office of Sustainability: Indiana University Take your sustainability idea to the next level Are you an IU Indianapolis student, faculty, or staff member that has come up with a way to positively impact campus sustainability? Submit your idea, and you could win a Greening IU Indy Grant to make it happen.
Greening IU Indy Grants are awarded one time per year to projects that advance campus sustainability and help IU Indianapolis meet the goals outlined in the IU Climate Action Plan . IU Indianapolis dedicates a total of $25,000 annually to fund these projects. Apply now until January 18th Current IU Indianapolis students, faculty, and staff are eligible to apply.
Students must have a faculty or staff member’s support and designate them as a project contact person on the application. Application opens: October 1, 2025 Application closes: January 18, 2026, 11:59 PM Awards announced: February/March 2026 Review the full Greening IU Indy Grant Fund Guidelines before applying to see recommended areas of focus for proposals, as well as details on the proposal review process.
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Past Greening IU Indy Grant Winners Waste to Wings: A Sustainable Composting and Insect-Based Recycling Pilot at IU Awardee: Christine Picard, School of Science Project summary: Reduce food waste and promote sustainability at IU Indianapolis by implementing a black soldier fly composting system in SL, LD, EL, and IO Awardee: Mindy Cooper, Staff Council Project summary: Create a Tree Tender volunteer group to assist CFS Grounds with basic tree maintenance and care Awardee: Thanzeem Razark, Health and Wellness Promotion Project Summary: Expand Health and Wellness Promotion’s campus cleanup program from once a semester to a rolling basis Native Pollinator Nests : School of Science faculty member, Xianzhong Wang, will receive funding to establish six nests for native pollinators on campus in partnership with his students in Principles of Ecology and Evolution (BIOL-K341) and Global Change Biology (BIOL-K411).
Dept. of Surgery Laboratory Sustainability : Clinical Research Specialist, John Brokaw, will receive funding for sub-metering and data logging equipment to track energy consumption in order to establish an energy baseline for the IU School of Medicine Department of Surgery.
Sustainable Laundry in Residence Halls : IU Indy Student & Sustainable Landscapes Intern, Abby Weinschrott, will receive funding to pilot a sustainable laundry detergent dispenser in University Tower in partnership with Housing and Residence Life.
Stark Laboratory Sustainability : The Stark Neurosciences Research Institute Sustainability Committee will receive funding for outlet timers to reduce energy usage of individual equipment and for signage to encourage behavior change in laboratory spaces.
Sustainable Office Kits : The Staff Council Sustainability Committee will receive funding to create ten sustainable office supplies kits that will be used to recruit new Green Teams across campus.
Urban Beekeepers at IUPUI Beekeeping Supplies Renewal Henry Woodburn, IUPUI Student & Sustainable Transportation Intern West Campus Bike Infrastructure Expansion Center for Earth and Environmental Science Evaulating Bird-Building Collisions Abby Weinschrott and Natasha Small-Claybon, IUPUI students Sustainable Laundry Refill Stations IUPUI Staff Council Sustainability Committee Restoring IUPUI's Central Garden Keegan Cougill, IUPUI Student & Sustainable Landscapes Intern Autonomous Mower for CFS Grounds IUPUI Office of International Affairs Green Team Addressing the Carbon Footprint of IUPUI Travel Mary Moffett, IUPUI Student Going Native: Boosting Biodiversity on Campus Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Greening IUPUI Grant was paused for the 2020-2021 school year.
Alicia Anino, University Library University Library Seed Library Jesse Beck, Campus Facility Services Grounds Greenworks: Electrifying Grounds Equipment Amber Greaney, IUPUI student + Student Sustainability Council member Greening the Greeks Movement Autumn James, IUPUI student + Student Sustainability Council member Hand Dryers in North Hall Jonathon Lewis, IUPUI student + Student Sustainability Council member Who Needs Soil: A Campus Hydroponic System Tanjimul Alam, IUPUI Student + Student Sustainability Council member + Campus Kitchen at IUPUI member Community Commitment: Campus Kitchen at IUPUI Ellie Dufek, IUPUI Student Justin Kani, University Library Recharing Sustainability Literacy Niki Messmore, Student Affairs JagPass: Incentivizing Sustainable Transportation Dylan Patterson, IUPUI Student + Student Sustainability Council member Dual-flush Toilet Handles Vincent Razo, IUPUI Urban Gardens Shade Structure at the New York Street Garden Ashlee Paul, IUPUI student + Student Sustainability Council member Nancy Barton, IUPUI School of Health and Human Sciences Legacy Garden Outdoor Fitness Park Sawyer Knuteson, IUPUI student + SPEA Student Council member Emily Rosales, IUPUI student + Student Sustainability Council member Recycling Drop Off Center Mallory Gotsch, IUPUI student + Student Sustainability Council member Elizabeth Alexander, IUPUI student + Paw's Pantry member Creating a Healthier Paw's Pantry Dr. Steven Blanchard, IU School of Dentistry Urban Beekeeping at IUPUI Immanuela Irving, IUPUI student + Student Sustainability Council member Sustainability Speaker Series Rich Lord, IUPUI Sports Complex Zero Waste at the Natatorium Niki Messmore, IUPUI Student Affairs Sustainable Alternative Spring Break Jordan Sewell, IUPUI student + Student Sustainability Council member Dr. Xianxhong Wang, IUPUI School of Science Urban and Suburban Gardening Course
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: IU Indianapolis students, faculty, or staff members. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows total of $25,000 annually to fund projects (individual award amounts not specified). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Greening IU Indy Grant is funded by Indiana University Indianapolis (IU Indianapolis). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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