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Keep Maryland Beautiful Community Stewardship Grants is sponsored by Maryland Environmental Trust, Forever Maryland, and the Maryland Department of Transportation. These grants are awarded to schools, nonprofits, and other community organizations whose missions are centered upon directly engaging community members (especially children and young adults) in environmental education and stewardship.
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Keep Maryland Beautiful Grant Program Accessibility Information Keep Maryland Beautiful Grant Program Maryland Environmental Trust in partnership with the Maryland Department of Transportation , Maryland Department of Agriculture as well as the Chesapeake Bay Trust presents the Keep Maryland Beautiful Grant Program.
Grants through the Keep Maryland Beautiful program help volunteer-based, nonprofit groups, communities and land trusts in Maryland to support environmental education projects, litter removal, citizen stewardship and to protect natural resources in urban and rural areas.
Combined, this partnership has provided more than a million dollars over the past three decades to nonprofits, schools, land trusts and volunteer-based programs that work to protect natural resources while enhancing the lives of Maryland citizens and generations to come. The application period has closed. The Community Stewardship These grants are available to nonprofits, schools and municipalities.
These grants are available to Maryland local land trusts. Tree Planting on Agricultural Lands Projects on individual private, commercial private, community-owned, nonprofit, and government owned property are eligible for funding. Grant Application Details Important Dates and Details Applications must be submitted online (Opens September 1).
Begin the application process . The Application deadline is December 1, 2025. Funds are to be used from March 30, 2026 -February 28, 2027.
Award winners will be announced on March 20, Keep Maryland Beautiful Day. Grant money will be received by April 15, 2026. Grant Receipt Forms must be signed and returned within one month of receiving grant money.
Final Grant reports are due within two months of the culmination of the project or by March 2, 2027. Keep Maryland Beautiful Applications Frequently Asked Questions Which grant should I apply for? Keep Maryland Beautiful FY 24 Grant The Chesapeake Bay Trust will be administering the "Keep Maryland Beautiful" Grants for the Maryland Environmental Trust.
For additional information send emails to Dede Lawal ( [email protected] ). Be sure to put the name of your organization in the subject line. Congratulations to the 2026 Keep Maryland Beautiful Grant Recipients Keep Maryland Beautiful 2026 Grant Program Awards $205,134 to Community Organizations for Environmental Work 2026 Keep Maryland Beautiful Grant Recipients We're available on the following channels.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Schools, nonprofits, and other community organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $5,000 for Community Stewardship grants; other grants within the program vary. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Keep Maryland Beautiful Community Stewardship Grants is funded by Maryland Environmental Trust, Forever Maryland, and the Maryland Department of Transportation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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