Grants and Funding Opportunities

The Foundation invites K-12 teachers to apply for grants up to $1,500 to develop or implement environmental curricula that integrate hands-on ecology exercises into the classroom.

NEA's Green Across America grants of up to $1,000 are available to help you implement your innovative education program, activity, lesson, or event to excite students about going green, caring for the earth, and creating a sustainable future.

Presented by the National Gardening Association, the award recognizes and supports youth gardening programs focused on teaching about our environment, nutrition and hunger issues in the United States.

DonorsChoose.org allows public school educators to submit a project with funding needs and lets donors choose how much to give to that project.

NOAA’s Environmental Literacy Grants are national grants focused on creating an environmentally literate public that uses a comprehensive understanding of the role of the ocean, coasts, Great Lakes, weather and climate in the global ecosystem to make the best social and economic decisions. The next round of grants will be announced in June 2010.

Attention New Jersey Educators. PSEG announces its 2010-2011 Environmental Education Grant Program. If you are a ninth grade teacher (and below) at a school within PSEG's service areas, you may be eligible.

 Do you teach 6-12 science or math? Do you have a wish list of instructional equipment that will make learning more exciting for your students? If the answer is yes to these questions, Toshiba America Foundation would like to hear from you.

Classroom Earth supports teachers around the country who want to make environmental education part of their curriculum. Classroom Earth's 2010 Professional Development Grants enable applicants to take two online courses, creating a strong foundation in environmental education.