Apply for a Sunlight Green Grant
If you are between the ages of 6 and 13, tell us about the green idea you have for your home, school or community in 150 words or less. There are five different grant categories to choose from:
- Water – Tell us your ideas to help clean or conserve water.
- Nature – Explain how you can conserve or grow more plants and trees.
- Air – How will your idea keep the air we breathe clean and fresh?
- Energy – Tell us how you plan to conserve energy.
- Reduce – Share all the actions you can take, like recycling, to reduce your carbon footprint.
The Sunlight Green Clean Kids – a group of 10 kids from all across Canada who were selected for their eco-actions – will review your submission along with Sunlight and our Eco-Experts.
You can submit your application 1 of 2 ways:
- Apply online
- Download the form and mail it in
Please note the final deadline to receive grant applications is November 30, 2010. You may apply up to five times for a grant; once per application period. Grant application periods run from:
- October 5 to December 31, 2009
- January 1 to March 31, 2010
- April 1 to June 30, 2010
- July 1 to September 30, 2010
- October 1 to November 30, 2010
Make sure your parent, teacher or guardian has approved it!
Once we receive your application for a grant, we will send an email to your parent or guardian.
They can then log on to our site and approve or edit your application.
Download the form and mail it in.
Print the application form and mail it in, along with
Sunlight Green Clean Kids
c/o Harbinger Communications
252 Adelaide St. East.
Toronto, ON M5A 1N1
Optional: Feel free to include any photos or drawings that represent your green idea.
Review the Rules and Regulations
Details on how submissions will be judged
Need a little inspiration?
Read Montana’s entry, one of three National winners from Sunlight’s
2007 Eco initiative, The Sunlight Eco-Action Kids Awards.
Montana, age 9
I collect the raw food waste from 7 classrooms and the staffroom everyday. I sometimes add leaves and dirt to make the compost work better. Everyone can compost. We do it at our house too. I am part of the Green Team at my school. We made our school parking lot idle-free so no exhaust pollutes at our school. We even made our whole district do it!
The Green Team checks that no paper is in the garbage. It should be in the recycle bin. Our Green Team is organizing a soft plastics recycling depot every month. We make sure all lights are turned off at breaks and make sure no juice boxes are in the garbage.