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Find similar grantsStorm Water Education & Small Project Fund is sponsored by Rain to Rivers of Western Wisconsin (West Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission). This program offers small grants to organizations and entities within the jurisdictional boundaries of Rain to Rivers for stormwater educational efforts and small projects.
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Stormwater Grants, Funding, Western Wisconsin Storm Water Education & Small Project Fund Information & How to Apply Rain to Rivers of Western Wisconsin, as part of its educational efforts, is offering small grants to organizations and entities looking to conduct specific storm water educational efforts. Organizations such as non-profit groups, schools and government entities are eligible for these grants.
Requirements and Process: Grants are for the purpose of storm water education Grants are small, with a maximum amount for any one grant of $1,000 Each grant application will be considered and accepted or denied based on its merits and consistency with grant criteria Proposals are to have a primary educational purpose Educational effort or organization is within the jurisdictional boundaries of Rain to Rivers Funds will be distributed to approved projects on first come-first served basis Grant proposals will be evaluated on a regular basis by members of Rain to Rivers Number of grants awarded per year will be limited by availability of funds Projects that may meet the stated criteria for the grant program include: Storm water educational workshops/events Installation of rain gardens to control storm water runoff Construction and installation of rain barrels to control storm water runoff Classroom events/lessons focused on storm water education Installation of pervious pavers or other pervious surfaces that allow infiltration of rain fall or runoff Strength of Educational Proposal—public exposure, a message consistent with Rain to Rivers messages Past Funding—Resources will be spread amongst organizations Public outreach and informational effort Geographical distribution of projects Limit one grant per entity per year In-kind and matching support encouraged Download and complete the application pages found at the document link below.
Once complete, you may use the " Email Now" link provided in the application to submit. Email the completed application to our Stormwater Outreach Coordinator: West Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission 800 Wisconsin St. , Mailbox 9
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Storm Water Education & Small Project Fund is funded by Rain to Rivers of Western Wisconsin (West Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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