SIRF idea summary prequalification

Mini Sustainability Engagement Grant: Grant recipients can use mini-grants for peer-to-peer sustainability education during Campus Sustainability Month, Earth Day Every Day throughout April, Sun Devil Athletics Green Games or similar activities to encourage hosting engagement or implement sustainability projects. SIRF awards mini grants up to $500, and ASU University Sustainability Practices oversees them.

Tier One University Community Sustainability Grant: Tier one grants are smaller projects designed to build ASU campus sustainability culture and promote student and employee engagement. Tier one grant recipients can receive up to $5,000. The Executive Director of USP and the SIRF committee oversee the funds.

First name

Last name

Email address

Submissions must include your @asu.edu address to be processed.

Campus affiliation

Student organization or department.

Grant

Mini Sustainability Engagement Grant — up to $500.

Tier One University Community Sustainability Grant — up to $5,000.

Amount requested

Please include the 8.5% administrative service charge.
Limited to $1–500 for mini and $1–5,000 for the tier one grant.

Develop an idea for a campus sustainability project

We recommend considering the following questions when developing mini and tier-one grant proposals:

Is there a need for your project on an ASU campus?
What is the goal of your project, and who will it benefit?
What are the objectives of your project?
Which ASU sustainability goals do they support?