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Hoboken Youth Receive $85000 in Grants For Innovative Climate Projects
Foundation: Bloomberg Philanthropies
The city first participated in 2024 awarding 11 youth-led projects $50,000 through Bloomberg Philanthropies.
The 2025 Youth Climate Action Fund recipients are: a prototype nuclear fusion reactor, a film festival raising awareness through the arts, a pollinator education campaign and battery recycling and community repair events.
A committee made up of educators, community leaders, city staff, and members of the Youth Advisory Council evaluated and selected the projects for funding.
Selected Grant News Headlines
A customized collection of grant news from foundations and the federal government from around the Web.
Dhont Family Foundation Gift Inspires New Era of Innovation at Chapman's Dodge College.At the Dhont Family Innovation Hub, students will experiment freely, push boundaries and develop the technical...more
The Mary Schmidt Campbell Center for Innovation and the Arts is an 82,500 square foot facility.The building will feature indoor and outdoor spaces, including shaded areas for open-air studying,...more
A Chorus Line at the Domino Theatre.Easter Sunrise Choral Celebration.Winter EZ Fitness.Beadonor Flag Raising and #GreenShirtDay Event.The Kingston Symphony embrace the rich medium of video games,...more
More than 20,000 people attended the Student Technology Leadership Program State Championship at Rupp Arena in Lexington on April 23.More than 600 project teams presented their year-long,...more
Festival showcases academic and creative excellence at EMU - EMU News Ralph Hostetter Natural History Museum became a reality thanks to recent renovations and improvements by a group of EMU...more
Vermont artist Noa Younse of Richmond has been selected as the artist to develop a public art design for the Windsor Superior Courthouse in White River Junction.The courthouse building is currently...more
The Duck was directed by Sebastian Calderon Bentin with dramaturgy by Una Chaudhuri and a text by Shonni Enelow.The Duck became more than a play it became a space for students to engage with urgent...more
Foundation donates $11 million to establish shelter medicine program at Lyon College School of Veterinary Medicine.The program is named for the late Katharine Reese, co-founder of the Arkansas Animal...more
The outdoor kitchen project is part of a larger initiative to convert five courtyards created during a $25 million school remodel.The largest courtyard will become a community space called "the mall"...more
A Decade of Bold Ideas from the Heart of Belgian Creativity.The Creative Belgium School has become a growing brand in the hearts of students and future professionals.All proceeds from the awards are...more
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Social Enterprise Is Re-Housing Unwanted Furniture
Weston Mill-based social enterprise Surplus Rescue CIC (Community Interest Company) recycles and finds homes for unwanted furniture. To date, it has received “extensive amounts” of quality second-hand furniture including desks, pedestals, cupboards and office chairs from a former local authority office equipment – and wants to find them a good home.
