All funding
GrantWhere: Alabama onlyWho gets the money: Goes to the schoolClosed for this round
Alabama Audubon
Education MiniGrants
Alabama Audubon gives up to $1,000 to educators and nonprofits for bird-focused learning projects. Private schools are listed on the form, but must be tax-exempt nonprofits.
- Amount
- Up to $1,000
- Can a for-profit school apply?
- No: for-profit schools excluded
- Deadline
- Closed
- Who this fits
- Private school · Homeschool co‑opThe application form lists public school, private school and nonprofit organization as applicant types. Awards still go only to tax-exempt nonprofits with IRS public charity status or public entities, so a private school or co-op needs its own 501(c)(3) status.Religious schools: not stated, ask the funder
- New schools
- Not stated for new schools
- Where
- Alabama only
- Last checked
- Oct 20, 2026on alaudubon.org
Unconfirmed: check with the funder
We couldn’t confirm these on an official page. Treat them as open questions, not facts.
- Next deadline not posted
What to do now
- Step 1: Watch the MiniGrants page for the next deadline (next dates not posted)
- Step 2: Plan a project about Alabama birds and their habitats
- Step 3: Write a detailed budget
- Step 4: Save the signed application as a PDF and email it to info@alaudubon.org
Funders change their requirements. Check the official page before you apply. Getting ready? See what funders usually ask for.
Who can apply
“Awards are limited to tax-exempt nonprofits with IRS public charity status and to public entities qualifying under Section 170(c) of the Internal Revenue Code.”
Money is paid to the organization, not the person who applies. Projects must focus on Alabama birds.
- Signed application emailed as a PDF
- Bird-focused project
- Report form by May 15, 2027 (for 2026 awards)
- Funds-received form within 14 days
Timing
The last posted deadline was February 15, 2026, and that round is closed. Next dates not posted.