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Seedling Mini-Grant

The GA PLT Seedling Grant awards PLT-trained educators who utilize the PLT curriculum in innovative lessons and projects.  The purpose of the program is to provide resources for educators (formal and non-formal) that will enable them to plan and implement said lessons and projects in the state of Georgia.  

Award Amount: up to $1,000
Number of Grants to be Awarded: 1-2
Submission Opening: December 15, 2026
Deadline to Apply: March 31, 2027
Project Timeline: August 2027 – June 2028
Submit Applications to gaprojectlearningtree@gmail.com.

Grant Guidelines

Instructions for writing your grant application and details on formatting and other requirements.

Application Requirements & Procedures

Application requirements and procedures for a grant outline the necessary qualifications, documentation, and steps applicants must follow to submit a complete and eligible proposal.

Contact Your State Coordinators

Have questions regarding the mini-grant or want to learn more on how to become trained in PLT? Contact your state coordinators.

Download Mini-Grant Application

Download the Georgia PLT Mini-Grant application

Download Mini-Grant Rubric

Download the Georgia PLT Mini-Grant rubric

2026 Mini Grant Winners

Learn more about Cassi Beach with The Tree of Learning, Inc., and Sarah Kalinowsky of Bryan County Elementary School, and how they are bringing PLT to life through environmental education.

2025 Mini Grant Winner

Learn more about Ashley Hamby and how she is brining PLT to life through a wetlands project at Rome Middle School.

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