Click here for Community Coalitions Health Institute Grants for National Business Coalition on Health Members
The goal of the CHP Seed Grants are to increase the number of business-led coalitions working with public health and other stakeholders to improve the health of a chosen population in their communities.
Applications due March 30, 2010!
The National Center for Safe Routes to School is now accepting applications for up to 35 $1,000 mini-grants for creative, youth-focused ideas that support safe walking and/or bicycling to school.
Applicants must be between the ages of 8 and 17 years old when membership begins July 2010
The intent of the mini -grant is to provide seed money to engage the community in local level programming which may enable communities to leverage future funding from other sources.
Warren County Town Selected to Receive Very First Mayors Wellness Campaign
$1,000 Grant During League of Municipalities Conference
Following the Academy, mini grants of $2500.00 – $10,000 will be offered through a competitive state grant process to implement a healthy community initiative.
Educators, service-learning coordinators, and students in the health professions are eligible to apply for the UnitedHealth HEROES service-learning project grants. Service-learning is a teaching and learning strategy that combines meaningful service to the community with school-based curriculum or program-based learning.
Grant recipients will receive up to $1,000 in support for service-learning projects that focus on childhood [...]
In an effort to promote sustainability and public/private partnerships, Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the New Jersey League of Municipalities Education Foundation, and the NJLM Mayors’ Committee for a Green Future (MCGF) have established the Sustainable Jersey Small Grants Program. The grants are intended to support New Jersey municipalities participating in the Sustainable Jersey Certification Program to [...]
NFL Network will award one Middle School a $10,000 grant to improve general Physical Education for all students throughout the school. The grant could encompass indoor and outdoor facility refurbishments, staff and salary supplements for in-school, before-school and after-school activities, new, improved or increased equipment, staff training, or any other ways of improving overall physical education at the school.
The 2009 Carol M. White Physical Education Program (PEP) competition is now open
The deadline for submission of applications is March 6, 2009. Applications may be submitted in paper format or online through www.grants.gov. Click here to review the RFP. The full RFP and application information will be posted on the Department of Education’s website.
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