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Wild Ones Red Cedar Chapter
Assistance and Grants for Native Plant Gardens
The Wild Ones Red Cedar Chapter is committed to helping develop native gardens throughout the Greater Lansing, Michigan area. Non-profit organizations and public entities can submit an “Assistance and Grant Application” to the Chapter at any time during the year.
Projects must be consistent with our mission of promoting environmentally sound landscaping practices to preserve biodiversity through the preservation, restoration, and establishment of native plant communities. Assistance can take the form of expert planning advice, supplying plant material, or providing monetary funding up to $500. The assistance and grant application guidelines can be downloaded below.
If you have questions about the grant application process, send them to us using the "Contact Us" form.
Assistance and Grants for Native Plant Gardens
The Wild Ones Red Cedar Chapter is committed to helping develop native gardens throughout the Greater Lansing, Michigan area. Non-profit organizations and public entities can submit an “Assistance and Grant Application” to the Chapter at any time during the year.
Projects must be consistent with our mission of promoting environmentally sound landscaping practices to preserve biodiversity through the preservation, restoration, and establishment of native plant communities. Assistance can take the form of expert planning advice, supplying plant material, or providing monetary funding up to $500. The assistance and grant application guidelines can be downloaded below.
If you have questions about the grant application process, send them to us using the "Contact Us" form.
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Wild Ones Native Plants, Natural Landscapes
Lorrie Otto Seeds for Education Grant Program
Application Deadline is October 15 Each Year
The Wild Ones national office administers the Lorrie Otto Seeds for Education Grant Program which gives small monetary grants of up to $500 to schools, nature centers, and other non-profit and not-for-profit places of learning in the United States. Successful non-school applicants often are a partnership between a youth group (Scouts, 4-H, etc.) and a site owner. Libraries, government agencies and houses of worship are eligible subject to youth participation. Follow this link for more information.
Lorrie Otto Seeds for Education Grant Program
Application Deadline is October 15 Each Year
The Wild Ones national office administers the Lorrie Otto Seeds for Education Grant Program which gives small monetary grants of up to $500 to schools, nature centers, and other non-profit and not-for-profit places of learning in the United States. Successful non-school applicants often are a partnership between a youth group (Scouts, 4-H, etc.) and a site owner. Libraries, government agencies and houses of worship are eligible subject to youth participation. Follow this link for more information.