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GrantNew York and Vermont — Lake Champlain Watershed Association Professional Development Mini-Grants (Up to $500; Monthly)
Atlas Opportunity ScoreUnder review
FundingUp to $500 per eligible watershed nonprofit organization annually for LCBP Professional Development Mini-Grants, subject to available funding. Overall program pool not published.
DeadlineRecurring application cutoffs on the LAST DAY of each month according to official January 5, 2026 application; next October 31, 2026, then November 30, 2026. No exact cutoff hour or time zone officially stated. Apply about one month before training when possible.
Required next actionRead complete 2026 LCBP Watershed Association Professional Development Mini-Grants instructions and application form. Verify U.S. Lake Champlain Basin watershed nonprofit status or approved qualifying sponsor, water quality stewardship mission, proposed learning purpose, related employee/volunteer, requested registration/travel/meals/accommodations with itemized budget. Submit signed proposal to LCBP at eandogrants@lcbp.org by the last day of the desired month, ideally at least a month before the training. Wait for approval before spending, then submit receipts and reimbursement request within 30 days of the event.
Current statusOpen — ongoing recurring Watershed Association Professional Development Mini-Grants, up to $500 yearly per organization. Official application cutoff last day of every month, no specified hour or time zone. Awards conditional on funds.Source verificationOctober 29, 2026 — official current LCBP ongoing mini-grant listing and full January 5, 2026 revised 3-page professional development application and reimbursement PDF.Tracked applicant typesNonprofit Organization

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Eligibility

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Strategic Alignment

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Funding Potential

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Actionability

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