Deadline: 16-Apr-21
The San Francisco Department of the Environment is requesting Proposals for Zero Waste Projects and Youth Education Program 2021.
This Request for Proposals is being issued by San Francisco Department of the Environment (SF Environment) SF Environment is seeking multiple qualified community-based organizations (Proposers) to provide proposals for Zero Waste solutions that advance climate protection and enhance quality of life for all San Franciscans (Proposal).
Priority Areas
A specific priority area for zero waste funding includes:
- Preventing food waste, with an emphasis on edible food recovery and distribution to San Franciscans in need.
- Textile recovery and sorting for highest and best use along with job creation of San Franciscans.
Funding Information
The Department will award:
- Approximately $1,040,000 over fiscal years 21/22 through 22/23 (approximately $520,000/year) for projects that support the City’s Zero Waste and Climate goals. Year two funding is contingent on the SF Board of Supervisors’ approval of the City’s annual budget.
- Up to $20,000 to 1 (one) project to provide hands-on outdoor education focused on environmental justice and Zero Waste.
Geographical Focus
- City and County of San Francisco
Eligibility Criteria
- Non-profit 501c3 organizations or government agencies are eligible to apply.
- Current or past grant recipients may apply for continuing grant funding for existing projects or for new projects.
For more information, visit https://sfenvironment.org/download/zero-waste-projects-and-youth-education-program-rfp-2021
