Sustainable Business Leaders mini-grant applications due Feb. 9 - Road to Zero Waste JH
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Sustainable Business Leaders mini-grant applications due Feb. 9

Sustainable Businesses lead the way in Jackson Hole

04 Feb Sustainable Business Leaders mini-grant applications due Feb. 9

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Teton County Integrated Solid Waste & Recycling and Riverwind (Teton Resilience Network) are pleased to provide $4,000 total funding support for Sustainable Business Leaders whose projects will strengthen their sustainability performance and further our community’s sustainability aspirations. This amount is typically shared between 2-5 awardees.

Only Sustainable Business Leaders Members in good standing are eligible to apply. Applications are due by 5 pm on Monday, February 9, 2026. Grant funding decisions will be announced on February 20, 2026. APPLY HERE.

Past grantees applied to:

  • Make their events sustainable by using reusable dish ware, providing reusable water bottles, partnering with Zero Waste Project, composting, and using local food vendors divert up to 93% of event waste
  • Support installation of an EV charging station
  • Upgrade energy efficiency with new appliances, high tech energy monitors and timers
  • Make the workspace “green” by replacing paper and plastic products, purchasing green cleaning supplies and adding recycling and composting bins and services
  • Replace non-native landscaping with native, pollinator friendly and low-water landscaping
  • And More- we welcome your creative ideas!

    Please direct any questions to shannon@riverwindfoundation.org.