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Connoquenessing Creek Watershed Conservation PlanSponsoring Organization Description / Restrictions ContactEnvironmental (continued)Howard Heinz EndowmentRaymond Proffitt FoundationSurdna FoundationVira I Heinz EndowmentThis program promotes environmental quality and sustainable development bysupporting efforts to eliminate waste, harness the power of the market, andcreate a restorative economy. Should Promote sustainable urban design.Concentrated in Western Pennsylvania.The foundation's purpose is to protect and restore the quality of the natural andhuman environment by informing and educating the general public about theimpact of human endeavors upon the natural environment. The RPF strives toadvance this understanding.The foundation's goal is to prevent damage to the environment and to promotemore efficient, economically sound, environmentally beneficial, and equitableuse of land and natural resources. Does not fund environmental education,sustainable agriculture, food production or toxic and hazardous waste.This program promotes environmental quality and sustainable development bysupporting efforts to eliminate waste, harness the power of the market, andcreate a restorative economy. The program’s goal is to promote sustainableurban design. Western Pennsylvania watersheds only.www.heinz.orgwww.rayproffitt.orgwww.surdna.orgwww.heinz.orgEnvironmental/WatershedEPA-Clean Water State Revolving FundMay also contact: Beverly Reinhold (717) 783-6589. Infrastructure InvestmentAuthority, Keystone Building 22 South Third Street, Harrisburg, PA 17101.email: breinhold@state.pa.us or Peter Slack, (717) 772-4054; DEP 400 MarketStreet, Harrisburg, PA 17105WREN - Conference/Training Scholarships The activities funded must be educational and relate to drinking water sourceprotection or watershed education. Applicant is required to provide a fivepercent match.River Network Watershed Assistance Watershed projects and group start-ups.GrantsFoundation for Pennsylvania Watersheds Provides funding to grassroots organizations and watershed associations forspecific watershed remediation in Pennsylvania.(717) 772-4054www.pa.lwv.org/wrenwww.rivernetwork.orgAppendix L. Funding Sources Page 2 of 15
Connoquenessing Creek Watershed Conservation PlanSponsoring Organization Description / Restrictions ContactEnvironmental EducationCaptain PlanetDEP Environmental Education GrantsEducation Mini Projects ProgramEmerson Charitable TrustEPA Environmental Education GrantsRegion IIINational Environmental Education andTraining FoundationPACD - Mini ProjectsProject WildThe Dunn FoundationSupports hands-on environmental projects for children and youth to encourageinnovative programs that empower children and youth around the world towork individually and collectively to solve environmental problems. Only forenvironmental education of children. Online only.www.turner.com/cpfOpen to schools, conservation districts, and non-profits. Open in summer, www.dep.state.pa.usawarded in spring. Final application due dates vary. Application availableonline. Requires twenty percent match and reimbursement program.Small grants for Pennsylvania-based grassroots educational projects that (717) 236-1006address non-point source watershed concepts.Strong emphasis on cultural aspects and youth education, also science and (314) 553-3722education.Grants awarded to small non-profit groups for various projects in Region III. (215) 566-5546To increase environmental awareness, environmental education, partnerships,etc. May also be reached at (202) 261-6464. Proposal deadlines: Jan. 1, March1, July 15, and Sept. 1The objectives of the Educational Mini-Project must promote the We All LiveDownstream message by: stimulating an awareness of and interest inPennsylvania's non-point source water pollution problems and solutions;salaries are not an approved expenditure.Project Wild is an interdisciplinary supplementary environmental andconservation program for educators of children in grades K-12. Small grantsonly.Promote the issues of the negative effect that sprawl, visual pollution, andpoorly planned development have on the visual environment of communitiesand the resulting loss of quality of life. Encourage dialogue within and betweencommunities. Do not fund property acquisition, capital improvement projects,capital campaigns, endowments, individuals, religious groups, or politicalorganizations.(202) 833-2933www.pacd.orgwww.projectwild.orgwww.dunnfoundation.orgAppendix L. Funding Sources Page 3 of 15
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