High Country Conservation Center announces grant funding for waste reduction projects
The deadline to submit an application to the High Country Conservation Center is Sunday, June 1
Joe Kusumoto/High Country Conservation Center
The High Country Conservation Center, in partnership with the Summit County government, is offering grant funding for waste reduction projects, according to a news release.
Local nonprofits, businesses, homeowners associations, schools and government agencies can apply for the competitive grants aimed at reducing waste and increasing recycling and composting efforts, the release states.
Funded by the Strong Future program, High Country Conservation Center will be awarding up to $285,000 for projects starting in 2025. Priority will be given to projects serving local workforce and underserved populations.
Grant amounts range from $1,000 to $75,000, and all projects must be completed within one year of award notice, the release states. Detailed application instructions can be found at HighCountryConservation.org/grants.
Information is available in both English and Spanish. The deadline to submit applications is 5 p.m. Sunday, June 1.
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