Central Chapter: Small Grants Program

Central Chapter: Small Grants Program

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Indiana Native Plant Society
Amount: Up to US $300
Last Updated: March 29, 2026

Summary

The Central Chapter of the Indiana Native Plant Society is offering small grants up to $300 for projects that promote the conservation and study of Indiana's native plants. Applicants must be affiliated with not-for-profit organizations, such as community gardens or schools, and the initiative aims to enhance diversity and inclusion in Central Indiana. This effort reflects a commitment to ecological stewardship and connecting youth with nature through native plant education.

Overview

Meet the Indiana Native Plant Society We were founded in 1993 and today have more than 800 member families. Acting as champions for biodiversity, we seek to nourish the web of life through native plants and to form bonds of stewardship for the future by bringing Indiana youth to nature. INPS members come from all over Indiana. We are a diverse mix of naturalists, gardeners, conservationists, scientists, writers, and photographers. Whether amateur or professional, we share our expertise and enthusiasm in pursuit of the INPS mission. We are a volunteer-led statewide organization with seven regional chapters. The statewide organization, led by the INPS Board, sets policy and direction, hosts major events, and supports the activities of the chapters. Central Chapter: Small Grants Program INPS Central Chapter is offering grant awards of up to $300 for well-conceived projects that promote the conservation, study and use of plants native to Indiana.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Applicants must be part of a not-for-profit group/organization such as community gardens, schools, churches, scout groups or neighborhood associations. INPS aims to support diversity, equity and inclusion of all Central Indiana communities.