2017 Ceremony

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On April 20, 2017 the Carmel Green Teen Micro-Grant Program awarded over $2000 to three youth groups in Carmel to fund their youth-led environmental sustainability projects. The event was held at St. Peter's Church, and each group was given a certificate and asked to summarize their project for the crowd.
Carmel Green Teen youth board member Aaron V. welcomed the grant winners and described the program.
The Smoky Row Elementary Green Team presented their project, "Don't Flip It! Save It!,"
The "Don't Flip It! Save It!" project will promote reusable water bottles instead of disposable ones at Smoky Row Elementary School.
Carmel Green Teen board member Laasya M., helped introduce the grant winners.
Boy Scout Troop 120, sponsored by St. Mark's United Methodist Men, will be restoring native Indiana habitats at River Road Park.
University High School students will install and teach their school community about bat boxes and the benefits of mosquito eating bats in their outdoor spaces.
Eden S., recognized and acknowledged the hard work of outgoing senior Carmel Green Teen youth board members.
Carmel Green Teen Micro-Grant Program youth board members administer this youth-led program.