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We NHEEd to Get Outside Grant – New Hampshire Environmental Educators We NHEEd to Get Outside Grant We NHEEd to Get Outside Grant admin 2026-01-15T20:39:18-05:00 Igniting Curiosity, Connecting Students with Nature WE NHEEd to Get Outside Grant Information Since 2018, We’ve Helped 15,182 Students Explore the Outdoors!
Thanks to $117,992 in grants awarded , New Hampshire classrooms and communities are discovering the wonders of nature firsthand. What Is the NHEE’d To Get Outside Grant? This grant funds hands-on, outdoor learning experiences for NH schools and 501(c)(3) nonprofits.
Whether it’s a day at a state park, a winter ecology lesson on school grounds, or a creative art-in-nature workshop, we support adventures that inspire people of all ages to learn through and in the environment.
✅ Participant entry/program fees ✅ Equipment for outdoor exploration (e.g., binoculars, field guides) ✅ Grant awards range from $200 – $2,000 NH schools (public, private, charter) 501(c)(3) nonprofits serving NH ✅ Interdisciplinary Learning : Environmental education isn’t just science! We welcome projects connecting nature to art, history, math, or culture.
✅ Priority for Off-Season Adventures : Planning a trip between late fall and early spring? Your application gets extra consideration—helping students (and nature centers!) thrive year-round.
✅ Flexibility : Use funds for a single field trip or a multi-visit program.
How It Works: 2027 Grant Cycle Sept 15, 2026 : Applications open Nov 20, 2026 : Applications close Mid-Dec 2026 : Award notifications Jan 2027 : Funds distributed 🗂️ Application Resources Review the Rubric : See how proposals are scored FAQ Guide : Get answers before applying Sample Application : Preview the questions ❗ Submit via Google Form Only Applications open Sept 15 – Click here to submit an application.
Sept 15, 2026 : Applications Open 💡 Pro Tip : Start planning early! Reach out to partner organizations (e.g., nature centers, museums) to design your ideal outdoor experience.
The 2026 Grant round is made possible by the generous support of numerous individual donors, Unitarian Universalist Church of Concord , Anonymous Foundation in Maine, Appalachian Mountain Club of NH’s Bernice Johnson Fund, and the Wildlife Heritage Foundation of NH . What Makes a Strong Application? Direct Nature Engagement : Prioritize experiences where students observe, explore, and interact in outdoor settings.
Clear Goals : Explain how the experience aligns with your curriculum or mission. Sustainability : How will this grant create lasting impact? Help Us Do More—Become a Sponsor!
We receive more requests than we can fund. Every $200 sponsors a classroom’s outdoor adventure. Businesses & Donors : Support NH’s next generation of environmental stewards.
Community Partners : Collaborate on unique sponsorship opportunities. Congratulations to our past NHEEd Grant Recipients! 2025 We NHEED to Get Outside Grant Report 2024 NEEDd to Get Outside Annual Report Learn more about previously funded outdoor learning experiences on our interactive map!
Support New Hampshire Environmental Educators (NHEE) in their mission to inspire a deeper connection to the natural world and foster environmental stewardship across New Hampshire. Your donation will help advance environmental literacy, provide high-quality education, and empower communities to protect our natural spaces for future generations. Join us in creating a more sustainable and environmentally conscious New Hampshire!
c/o Squam Lakes Natural Science Center PO Box 173, Holderness, NH 03245
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: New Hampshire schools and 501(c)(3) nonprofits. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $200 – $2,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
We NHEEd to Get Outside Grant is funded by New Hampshire Environmental Educators. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New Hampshire. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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