Sustainability Grants and Funding Opportunities

Grant funding for nonprofits, community organizations, and small businesses to install solar panels or improve building efficiency.

BGHIP offers rebates to Bloomington homeowners for installing renewable energy or energy efficiency upgrades.

This new program provides free facility energy audits for qualified large buildings, developers, businesses, institutions, and more.

Bloomington low-income residents are eligible for up to $2,000 in funds for the purchase of an e-bike at local participating bike shops.

Grants up to $1000 to implement neighborhood-wide sustainability projects

Take advantage of rebates and financial incentives for commercial energy efficiency and renewable energy investments

Take advantage of rebates, tax credits, and financial incentives for household energy efficiency and renewable energy investments

Hoosier Hills Credit Union is proud to offer financing for any organization in the Bloomington, Indiana area looking to invest in green energy with a solar installation project.

As a participant in the Small Business Energy Saver Program, Duke Energy will pay for up to 80% of select energy efficiency improvements.

Low-income, at-risk residents can apply to receive a free window air conditioner.

The City of Bloomington donates its used computer equipment to nonprofits. This initiative supports local organizations, promotes using technology to the end of its lifespan, and prevents e-waste from going to the landfill. 501c3 nonprofits can apply here.

Apply for financial assistance to trim, remove, or replant trees on private residential properties. Proper tree maintenance prevents storm damage and increases the long-term health of the tree canopy, therefore increasing climate change resilience.

The Bloomington Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Commission provides grants to non-profits, local businesses, and neighborhood associations for projects that advance pedestrian and bicycle mobility in Bloomington.