Certifiably Green Denver Mini Grant 2026
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- Posted
- Jun 12, 2026
- Amount
- $10,000
- Closes
- No deadline published by the funder
Amount
$10,000
Who can apply
Certifiably Green Denver is offering up to $10,000 in upfront funding to small businesses. This funding aims to help businesses meet their sustainability goals and improve operations. These guidelines explain the grant's objectives, eligibility, and the application process. To apply for these funding opportunities, you must meet the following criteria. Home-based businesses are not eligible for funding under this program. Food trucks are not eligible for funding under this program…
About this opportunity
Purpose Certifiably Green Denver is offering up to $10,000 in upfront funding to small businesses. This funding aims to help businesses meet their sustainability goals and improve operations. These guidelines explain the grant's objectives, eligibility, and the application process. To support projects that focus on sustainability and care for the environment. (e.g., installing WaterSense certified toilets that conserve water) To reduce energy and operational costs for small businesses. (e.g., install energy-efficient appliances or start initiatives that reduce waste) To help local businesses reach their sustainability goals. (e.g., providing training programs or create greener processes) Eligibility Organizational Eligibility To apply for these funding opportunities, you must meet the foll...
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