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Funding for projects that support the environment
In 2022, the Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation awarded more than $1 million in environmental grants through its competitive Environmental Education and Stewardship grants program. Eligible organizations include nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations and public and private K-12 schools in communities served by Dominion Energy companies.
Through this program, nonprofit organizations are invited to apply for grants up to $50,000 to support specific projects that promise measurable results to improve the environment. Public and private K-12 schools in eligible regions can also apply for classroom grants up to $5,000 for environmental education programs.
Grant requests from eligible organizations that focus on one or more of the following priorities will be considered:
The Environmental Education and Stewardship Grant cycle is open.
The grant cycle will close September 30, 2023 at 5 p.m. ET.
Birds play a vital role in a thriving ecosystem. They act as pollinators, helping to fertilize plants, while controlling insects and pests. Through a grant from the Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation, Audubon South Carolina, a state branch of the National Audubon Society, and its partners are creating a network of MOTUS Towers across South Carolina for migratory research. The towers track priority bird species and migration patterns to understand when and why birds leave certain environments, where they’re traveling to, the threats they’re facing, and much more. With this information, researchers can help protect bird populations, support conservation efforts, preserve and restore habitats, while also developing educational programs for students, school groups, and visitors to local wildlife sanctuaries.
"Growing food, kids, and community" – that’s the focus of the Youth Garden Project in Moab, Utah, a nonprofit organization that is growing the next generation of gardeners and connecting them with food. Through the organization, more than 1,600 Grand County youth engage in hands-on learning, making connections between what they’re taught in the classroom and the real-world impacts of food and farming. Emily Robertson, Executive Director for the Youth Garden Project noted: "With Dominion Energy's support, so many students will get a chance to learn about and meaningfully contribute to our community and food system while bolstering other valuable skills and knowledge that support their development along the way.”
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