4-H Community Service
Grants
Recent Grant Funded Projects
Countryside High School Interact Club
Countryside High School's Interact Club held "Pitch-In" Countryside; a school beautification project to show school pride.
Boy Scout Troop 475
Boy Scout Troop 475 constructed a safety fence along a crumbeling sea wall behind the Nature Center at Honeymoon Island State Park.
4-H Club Girls of Grace
4-H Club Girls of Grace planted an educational butterfly garden at John Chestnut Park.
Tarpon Springs Fundamental Elementary Club SAVE
Tarpon Springs Fundamental Elementary School Club SAVE held a book drive and constructed bookshelves that were delivered to Grace House in early May.
GotGov!
Clearwater's youth initative GotGov! planed a youth summit for 100 high school students entitled "Idea 2 Action" held at the Sheraton Sand Key Resort.
Interested in applying for a community service grant?
Here’s what you have to do:
-Youth and youth-led groups, such as community organizations, religious communities, schools, classrooms, and other non-profit organizations are encouraged to apply
-The project must be planned, developed, and implemented by youth, with adults serving as support
-Grant requests can be up to $350.00 but the budget of the project itself may exceed that limit
-Projects must benefit the residents of Pinellas County and be implemented in Pinellas County
*~GROUPS MUST PARTICIPATE IN A GRANT WRITING WORKSHOP (Using the link above)BEFORE SUMBITTING AN APPLICATION~*
For more information about applying for a grant please contact:
Beth Tobias at 727-582-2513 or etobias@pinellascounty.org
OR
Richard Livingstone at 727-582-2103 or rlivingstone@pinellascounty.org
Here are 4-H Grant forms needed to apply/complete a project:
2007-2008 Grant Application
Final Report Instructions
Final Report Form
Board Contact Evaluation
Project Participant Evaluation
Youth Team Leader Evaluation