How much funding does MNPS Small Grants Program provide?

MNPS Small Grants Program provides Up to US $1,500 in funding.

When is the deadline for MNPS Small Grants Program?

The funder has not published a deadline for this grant.

MNPS Small Grants Program

Montana Native Plant Society (MNPS)

Foundation Plant Grants Environmental Conservation Grants

Funding Amount

Up to US $1,500

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

Can we apply?

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Other requirements

Projects or studies supporting conservation of native plants in Montana are eligible.
Eligible expenses include:Direct costs of travel, meals, and lodging for
research, conservation, or education projects.
Supply and service expenses for the sole purpose

Not eligible / not funded

Not eligible: Projects emphasizing operational costs, such as utilities or rent, will be less preferred.
Not eligible: Non-eligible expenses include wages, durable
Not eligible: equipment with a longer life span than the project,
Not eligible: and any expenses nonessential to the project.

Overview

The Montana Native Plant Society's Small Grants Program offers funding up to $1500 for projects that conserve native plants in Montana. This initiative aims to enhance research, conservation, and education regarding native flora. Eligible projects may cover direct costs such as travel and supplies, while preference is given to those that generate research data, demonstrate collaboration, and include educational components. This program seeks to foster a deeper appreciation for Montana's unique plant communities.

Montana Native Plant Society: Small Grants Programs
The Montana Native Plant Society (MNPS) is pleased to announce the twenty-fifth annual Small Grants Program. Grants of up to $1500 will be awarded to fund projects or studies supporting conservation of native plants in Montana.
The purpose of the MNPS Small Grants Program is to stimulate research, conservation, and educational activities that help foster an appreciation for Montana's native plants and plant communities. These grants are intended to promote native plant conservation through better understanding of our native flora and the factors affecting their survival.

Eligibility

Projects or studies supporting conservation of native plants in Montana are eligible.Eligible expenses include:Direct costs of travel, meals, and lodging for
research, conservation, or education projects.Supply and service expenses for the sole purpose
nursery stock, and services such as phone and
computer time).Direct printing costs for public outreach projects
or research publications.

Ineligibility

Projects emphasizing operational costs, such as utilities or rent, will be less preferred.Non-eligible expenses include wages, durable
equipment with a longer life span than the project,
and any expenses nonessential to the project.