Weekly Grant Round-Up

Grants

Feb 3

The NJ Department of Environmental Protection’s Community-Based Art Grant Program will give four awards to eligible nonprofits, municipalities, and colleges in the NJ Coastal Zone. These awards will support temporary art installations that increase awareness about the risks and impacts of flooding related to climate change in New Jersey.

Each grantee can receive up to $40,000, $24,000 of which must go to partner artists for the reimbursement of materials, development, and presentation of the art installations, and for each artist’s time/fee.

Applications are due February 26, 2025.

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The NJ Department of Environmental Protection’s Youth Inclusion Initiative (YII) provides a partnership opportunity for Community Host Organizations (CHO) to recruit, supervise, and provide youth with professional development services and a stipend while the DEP exposes youth to hands-on interactive activities and indoor introduction to various career activities that provide guidance for career pathways. Through this program, the DEP seeks to develop technical skills and awareness for careers in environmental protection, conservation, and sustainability for youth across the state.

Each CHO is eligible for $100,000 for this program, including $5,000 limits for additional Community Projects that physically improve the environment, such as rain gardens, stormwater drain painting, community gardens, community clean-up, or planting in the community.

Applications are due February 20, 2025.

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American Kennel Club (AKC) Reunite is working with AKC Clubs to donate K9 police dogs to police departments around the United States. Through this program, police departments will work with local AKC clubs to raise funds to purchase a new K9 unit. For funds raised by these partnerships, AKC Reunite will provide a three-to-one match in grant funds.

Departments can receive up to $7,500.00 in grant funding.

Applications for this program are rolling, but the foundation will only give out 133 grants in 2025.

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The Crocker Catalyst Foundation's mission is to help enable lives filled with dignity and purpose and, be a catalyst that empowers individuals and organizations.

The Foundation's primary areas of philanthropic focus are: