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    Gray Family Foundation Environmental Education

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    Gray Family Foundation Environmental Education supports Oregon programs engaging K-8 youth in hands-on outdoor learning to build environmental understanding, stewardship, and problem-solving skills.

    Funder: Oregon Community Foundation

    Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Quarterly review) | April 2027 (Quarterly review) | July 2027 (Quarterly review)

    Funding Amounts: 2026 allocation: $100,000; stated award range $5,000–$20,000, with an alternative including two larger grants

    Summary: Supports Oregon programs that engage K-8 youth in experiential outdoor learning and environmental education.

    Key Information: Applicants must obtain Senior Program Officer approval before submitting an application.


    Description

    The Gray Family Foundation’s Environmental Education program, listed by Oregon Community Foundation, supports programs that directly engage K-8 youth in experiential outdoor learning. Its broader objective is to promote quality environmental education in formal and informal K-12 settings, increasing opportunities for young people to connect with and learn in the outdoors.

    The program supports hands-on learning outside the classroom, youth stewardship of natural and built environments, and integration of outdoor, environmental, climate, and land-based education into K-8 curricula and activities. It emphasizes high-quality, structured programming developed with communities and educational opportunities that reflect the experiences, perspectives, and knowledge of diverse populations across Oregon.


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