Grants

To support undergraduate summer internships in Applied Plant Conservation at the California Botanic Garden

To support scholarship(s) for students focusing in ceramics, furniture, glass, jewelry & metal arts, or textiles.

To support the Teaching the Teachers program, which awards scholarships directly to educational and service organizations that teach woodworking to economically disadvantaged communities in the U.S. and abroad.

To support Latino Outdoors' programs in California

2021 Environmental Fellows Program

To support a graduate student in a field-based internship for urban monarch and pollinator conservation in 2022

To support the Convergence internship program for undergraduate or graduate students enrolled in fiber arts programs.

To support Haystack’s BIPOC fellowship initiative for summer workshops.

2021 Summer Camp scholarship fund

To support scholarship(s) for undergraduate students majoring in Studio Arts.

To support scholarship(s) for women in the nine-month program in fine cabinet and furniture making.

To support an undergraduate student(s) to pursue summer field research at the MBL in 2022

To support conservation research and education

MBARI Summer Internship Program

To support one or more students from underrepresented backgrounds to participate in the Mote Research Experience for Undergraduates Program

To support the STEM Field Assistant Program

To support a field-based research internship for an undergraduate or graduate student(s)

To support the LIFT - Early Career Support for Native Artists program and/or scholarships for the 2022 national convening.

To support undergraduate interns or graduate students to engage in field research along with NYBG botanists

To support scholarship(s) for students in the full-time program, with a preference for students of diverse backgrounds and/or underrepresented in their craft or trade.

To support a Prothero Intern

To support an Internship in the Urban Tropics

To support The Nana I Ke Kumu cultural workshop series, with a focus on hands-on traditional arts.

To support the Coyote Valley program

To support two scholarships for HBCU arts faculty members to attend Penland workshops.