Archived Grants

for the Green Corps Urban Youth Program

for the Green Corps Urban Youth program

for the Green Corp Urban Youth program

for the Green Corps urban youth program

$75,000 for the capital campaign to expand the facility

$25,000 to develop horticultural therapy programs for the disabled and elderly

$10,000 for the Cultural Collaborative, a cooperative initiative among three University Circle institutions

for the Green Corps urban youth program

for a replacement vehicle for the NatureTrack outreach program

for early childhood nature education programming

$75,000 for African Elephant Crossing

$20,000 to purchase a new ZooBus, which provides free transportation for disadvantaged Cuyahoga County schools and community groups

$50,000 to build a new Center for Zoological Medicine

for science-focused education programming for low-income school districts

to provide environmental education to Head Start classrooms in Greater Cleveland

for environmental education programming to Head Start classrooms

to provide environmental education to Head Start classrooms

to provide environmental education training for CMSD teachers and programming for students

$10,000 for early childhood environmental education programming

to provide environmental education training for CMSD teachers and programming for students

$20,000 over 2 years to the City of Cleveland's Bureau of Cultural Arts for the Mural My Neighborhood program involving youth in designing and painting murals in their neighborhoods

to develop a plan for the reuse of vacant land in 6 Cleveland neighborhoods

$50,000 to rebuild Cleveland Municipal School District elementary school playgrounds

$35,000 for renovations at Perk Park as part of the Downtown Greenspace Plan

for the revitalization of Perk Park

$75,000 to rebuild playgrounds at select Cleveland Municipal elementary schools

$50,000 for the capital campaign to renovate and expand the facility

$10,000 to expand Early Childhood Environmental Education programming to low-income children from Cleveland and East Cleveland

for a study on the effects of vacant properties to make the case for federal funding for demolition

for the Thriving Communities Institute, which will advocate for more funding for demolition of vacant properties