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Kless Sustainability Fund | University of Montana Kless Sustainability Fund Kless Sustainability Fund Students at the University of Montana created the Kless Sustainability Fund which allows students to propose projects that save energy, resources, or educate students on campus using money generated through a $9 student sustainability fee.
Projects funded by the Kless Sustainability Fund must demonstrate quantifiable savings and a return on investment. Future energy cost savings must be used to repay the Kless Sustainability Fund, allowing the fund to be self-sustaining over time. Funded projects will reduce annual operating expenses, decrease greenhouse gas emissions, and lower energy costs.
Applications for Kless Spring 2026 are CURRENTLY CLOSED General Kless proposal applications are currently closed for Spring 2026. Stay tuned for the Fall 2026 deadline. Rebate Programs: Water Filling Stations & ULT Freezers Applications accepted on a rolling basis!
The Kless Committee has set aside $25,000 per year for Ultra Low Temperature Freezers and $10,000 per year for Water Bottle Filling Stations. Take a look at the application requirements! Fine Arts Water Bottle Fill Station Blue Mountain Observatory Solar Panel Agroforestry Area of Iron Griz Garden HAVE AN IDEA FOR A KLESS PROJECT?
Kless Sustainability Fund proposals are a great opportunity to develop grant writing and research experience and to learn more about the energy and resource footprint of the University of Montana! Not sure where to begin? Visit our Overview Page .
Applications for the Kless Sustainability Fund are currently closed! Stay tuned for the Fall 2026 deadline. Why is it called the Kless Fund?
The University of Montana’s Kless Sustainability Fund was established in honor of the late student and UM sustainability advocate, Sonny Kless. He worked to spearhead one of the nation's first university funds to support sustainability and energy savings on campus. Learn more about him and the legacy he left on the page titled In Honor of Sonny Kless .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Students at the University of Montana can propose projects that demonstrate quantifiable savings and a return on investment in energy and resource conservation. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Kless Sustainability Fund is funded by University of Montana. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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