Current Grant Opportunities
There are no grant opportunities available at this time. Please check back in the future for upcoming opportunities, and browse our past grant opportunities below for more information.
Past Grant Opportunities
Early Childhood Heath Outdoors (ECHO) is not currently accepting applications to join our Early Childhood Coach Professional Learning Cohort. Please check back in the future for upcoming opportunities.
The most recent round of applications closed in March 2023. To learn more about our program and view a sample application, please see the 2023 application and information below:
Early Childhood Heath Outdoors (ECHO) is not currently accepting applications to join our Family Child Care Professional Learning Cohort. Please check back in the future for upcoming opportunities.
The most recent round of applications closed in November 2022. To learn more about our program and view a sample application, please see the 2023 application and information below:
Please see the application and information below:
Early Childhood Heath Outdoors (ECHO) is not currently accepting applications to receive family child care mini-grants. Please check back in the future for upcoming opportunities.
The most recent round of applications closed in July 2021. To learn more about our program and view a sample application, please see the 2021 application and information below:
Early Childhood Heath Outdoors (ECHO) is not currently accepting applications to receive seed grant funding. Please check back in the future for upcoming opportunities.
The most recent round of applications closed in March 2021. To learn more about our program and view a sample application, please see the 2021 application and information below:
Early Childhood Heath Outdoors (ECHO) is not currently accepting applications for the Nature Smart Libraries Initiative. Please check back in the future for upcoming opportunities.
The most recent round of applications closed in October 2020. To learn more about our program and view the sample letter of interest, please see the link below:
For questions about ECHO or to learn more, please visit our About page or email echo@nwf.org.
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