Federal grant · project grant (b)

New Jersey Tree Foundation, Inc.

This Award Will Provide Financial, Technical, Educational and Related Assistance That Helps Units of Local Government and Others to Plan Urban Forestry Programs and to Plant, Protect, Maintain, and Utilize Wood From Community Trees and Forests to Maximize Social, Environmental, and Economic Benefits. This Core Urban and Community Forestry Funding Has Been Allocated by the State Directly to the Recipient for Efficient and Effective Programming. This Is a Multi-year Project With Reoccurring Annual Work, as the Work Can't All Be Accomplished in a Single-year Due to the Planning, Partnership, and Seasonal Work Required and Limited Staff Capacity.

Committed

$282,040

Paid out
$42.0K
15%
Committed, not yet paid
$240.0K
85%

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Source

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