Water Conservation and Protection Mini-grant Program Grant

Water Conservation and Protection Mini-grant Program Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Tampa Bay Water
Amount: US $2,000 - US $10,000
Last Updated: September 24, 2025

Summary

The Water Conservation and Protection Mini-grant Program, offered by Tampa Bay Water, provides $50,000 in funding for local projects aimed at conserving water and protecting drinking water sources in the Tampa Bay area. Grants ranging from $2,000 to $10,000 support community initiatives such as public awareness campaigns, river cleanups, and educational workshops. This program encourages community involvement in safeguarding our vital water resources for future generations.

Overview

Tampa Bay Water is dedicated to conserving water and protecting our region’s drinking water sources and we need your help. Communities and individual citizens have an important role in keeping our drinking water sources clean, plentiful and safe. In the Tampa Bay area, our drinking water comes from groundwater, river water and seawater. Because our region depends on these sources for our drinking water supply, it is important to take action to conserve and protect them. That’s why Tampa Bay Water offers the Water Conservation and Protection Mini-grant Program with $50,000 in grant money available to help fund projects and events by local community groups, nonprofit groups, schools and universities. Grants range from $2,000 to $10,000 for activities that help conserve water and protect regional drinking water sources and the ecosystem. The Water Conservation and Protection Mini-grant Program is a great way for the community to get involved in keeping our environment and drinking water supplies safe for years to come. Examples of Qualifying ProjectsLocal public awareness and outreach campaigns related to source water protection or water conservationRiver and stream cleanupsRestoration and stabilization of riverbanksProtection and preservation of the region's watersheds and aquifer recharge zonesInnovative solutions to reduce pollution in wetlands, rivers and coastal areasEducational resources such as trainings, workshops, signage or exhibits, and the development of Florida-standards-based curriculum about drinking water and the environmentInnovative solutions to reduce water consumption

Eligibility

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