Turn Your Idea Into Campus Impact
The Boise State Student Sustainability Fund (SSF) offers grants of up to $5,000 for on-campus sustainability projects. Open to all students, the fund offers hands-on experience in sustainability, grant writing, and project management. Projects should be small in scale—e.g., large-scale solar installations wouldn’t qualify, but smaller ones might. Be creative!
Call for Proposals is CLOSED
Check back in Fall 2026!
Funding Criteria
- Does the project address a sustainability issue on campus? Sustainability issues should fit into one of the categories below.
- Energy Savings: Projects that reduce energy consumption on campus.
- Resource Conservation: Projects that minimize resource use, such as water or materials, or reduce waste sent to landfills.
- Resiliency: Projects that enhance Boise State’s resilience to extreme weather events, such as heat or drought.
- Behavior Change: Projects that encourage sustainable behaviors, such as recycling education.
- Is the project idea clearly articulated?
- Is the project achievable within the proposed timeline?
- Was a clear, detailed budget included?
- Does the student have the support of the organizational unit or department that will be impacted?
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