February 11, 2026 - 09:24

Local organizations and educators have a new opportunity to secure funding for projects that benefit the southern Lake Champlain region. The South Lake Champlain Fund is now accepting applications for grants of up to $7,500. These grants are specifically designed to support initiatives focused on the area's unique ecology, rich history, and cultural heritage, specifically for the region south of Crown Point.
Eligible projects may include educational programs, historical research, conservation efforts, and community events that deepen public understanding and stewardship of this vital watershed. The fund aims to empower grassroots projects that directly engage with the environmental and historical narrative of the southern lake area.
Applicants are encouraged to propose innovative ideas that have a tangible, positive impact on the community and the lake's ecosystem. The selection process will prioritize projects with clear goals and measurable outcomes that align with the fund's mission of preservation and education. This funding represents a significant investment in the future health and historical awareness of the Lake Champlain basin.
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