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Find similar grantsNOVA Parks Outdoor Kids Grants is sponsored by NOVA Parks (via Community Foundation for Northern Virginia). NOVA Parks offers grants to Title-I schools in Northern Virginia, helping cover costs for field trips to its parklands, including the Roving Naturalist Program.
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NOVA Parks Outdoor Kids Grants | The Community Foundation for Northern Virginia NOVA Parks Outdoor Kids Grants "NOVA Parks - the best of Northern Virginia through nature, history, and great family experiences" NOVA Parks Outdoor Kids Grants NOVA Parks is pleased to offer grants to Northern Virginia schools designated as Title-I to facilitate field trips for students, increasing access to our acres of parklands throughout the six jurisdictions—the Cities of Alexandria, Fairfax, Falls Church, and the Counties of Arlington, Fairfax, and Loudoun.
The NOVA Parks Outdoors Kids Grants will provide funding to eligible Title-I schools to cover the cost of transportation or other expenses which may present a barrier for students to access NOVA Parks. Accepted grantees will be able to select from a list of NOVA Parks, and student’s will experience an SOL-based outdoor field trip, during school hours, at no cost.
The mission of the NOVA Parks Roving Naturalist Program is to connect the citizens of northern Virginia with the natural world in our parks. Experienced naturalists offer many opportunities for students and teachers to learn through hands-on exploration, interpretative slideshows, live animal presentations, nature walks, and other experiences depending on the park location.
All school programs can be tailored to meet Virginia Science Standards of Learning. The NOVA Parks Outdoor Kids Grants are possible through support from Outdoor Kids Fund , established to support children engaging in nature. To apply, update, or submit a grant application, access the grants portal here: You will be instructed to set up an organizational profile before applying.
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Title-I Public elementary and middle schools located in Northern Virginia are all eligible to apply. Schools are limited to one application per classroom each year. Applications that are incomplete or late will not be considered.
Timeline for grants process The 2026-2027 academic year grant application opens August 31. Awards will be accepted and announced on a rolling basis.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Title-I schools in Northern Virginia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
NOVA Parks Outdoor Kids Grants is funded by NOVA Parks (via Community Foundation for Northern Virginia). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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