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The Recycle Ohio Grant Program is one of several statewide initiatives designed to strengthen recycling infrastructure, support waste reduction efforts and encourage environmental education throughout Ohio.
Bluffton University receives Ohio EPA Recycle Ohio Grant Bluffton University has been selected to receive funding through the 2026 Recycle Ohio Grant Program administered by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (Ohio EPA) Office of Environmental Education.
The Source Reduction Grant, as part of the Recycle Ohio Grant Program, supports communities, businesses, nonprofits and academic institutions across Ohio that initiate or expand recycling programs, encourage environmental stewardship, stimulate economic growth and support litter prevention efforts. According to Ohio EPA, grants are awarded annually through a competitive application process.
Bluffton University’s more than $9,000 grant funding will support the installation of 6 reusable water bottle units in several locations on campus. “We are grateful to the Ohio EPA for investing in projects that encourage environmental stewardship and sustainability,” said Kathy Dickson ‘03, senior director of advancement and special projects.
“This funding will help Bluffton continue creating meaningful opportunities for students and the campus community to engage in responsible environmental The Recycle Ohio Grant Program is one of several statewide initiatives designed to strengthen recycling infrastructure, support waste reduction efforts and encourage may support recycling equipment, outreach and education efforts, litter prevention initiatives and related sustainability projects.
For more information about the Recycle Ohio Grant Program, visit epa. ohio.
gov. Driven by our peace-church tradition and a focus on developing students for life as well as vocation, Bluffton has spent 125 years learning, experiencing and bettering Located on a 65-acre residential campus in northwest Ohio and lined with abundant natural beauty, Bluffton University offers more than 90 majors, minors and programs for undergraduate students.
Bluffton also offers graduate programs in business administration (MBA), dietetics (MND), education (MAEd) and social work (MSW). Founded in 1899 and affiliated with Mennonite Church USA, Bluffton graduates are prepared for life; 94 percent are employed, in graduate school or completing voluntary service within six months of graduation.
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Applications for Recycle Ohio Grant Program are due November 6, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Recycle Ohio Grant Program is funded by Ohio EPA. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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