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WATERSHEDS SMALL GRANTS PROGRAM

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Type
Funding
Organization
Pierce County
Description

Most recent deadline: May 1, 2024. Grants are available to projects within the Key Peninsula-Gig Harbor-Islands Watershed Council (KGI) which focus on drainage, water quality, and habitat issues within the WRIA15 watershed. Successful projects align with the current Action Agendas (or workplans) of the watershed councils and may include activities such as riparian plantings, invasive species removal, community clean-up events, nature-based education programs, and rain garden installations. 

Funding Amount
Applications for individual grants up to $2,500 ($3,000 for the KGI Watershed) are now available.
Matching Funds
The matching requirement is 0%
Geography
Northwestern Washington
Eligibility
There are no restrictions on who may apply. We encourage nonprofit organizations, schools, teachers, tribes, local governments, and individuals to apply. Be aware that we do not fund profit-making, fundraising, lobbying or other advocacy projects.
Website
https://www.piercecountywa.gov/1872/Small-Grants-Program
Contact Information
Interested parties should contact Hannah King at Hannah.King@dnr.wa.gov for more information.
Status/Type
Grant

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