EIA Foundation
The Environmental Information Association is Proud to Announce the Establishment of the EIA Foundation
Chevy Chase, MD – The Environmental Information Association is proud to announce the establishment of the EIA Foundation, a 501(c)3 charitable nonprofit supporting education and community service projects in the environmental health and safety field. The Environmental Information Association established its EIA Scholarship Fund in 2012 to support education among EIA Members and their immediate families. The scholarship program expanded to include conference attendance for government regulators as well as community service projects such as EIA Cares, our Covid supply relief program for nonprofit health facilities. As industry support grew for these education and charitable efforts, the logical next step was the establishment of the EIA Foundation. All contributions to the Foundation are tax-deductible and assist us in meeting our educational and community service mission.
We look forward to growing our service programs and expanding the Foundation’s role in the environmental health and safety industry.
The Environmental Information Association is a multidisciplinary association that collects, generates, and disseminates information concerning environmental and occupational health hazards in the built environment to property owners and operators, interested professionals, and the public. For information on membership or the activities and programs of EIA, please call the National Headquarters at 888-343-4324, or visit the EIA website, www.eia-usa.org.
Click here for the 2025 Scholarship Program Instructions and Applications
"As a recipient of the Environmental Information Association Foundation Scholarship last year, I wanted to take a moment to express my deep gratitude. For the last one year, the scholarship has played a pivotal role in my academic, research, and professional journey. It has provided not just financial support, but also the encouragement to pursue meaningful work that contributes to environmental sustainability. Coming from an underdeveloped community, this support has been life-changing—it has helped me bridge gaps that would have otherwise limited my ability to contribute to the field." - Etinosa Igunbor, 2024
$1,000 - Patricia Hutton
$1,000 - Liberty Erickson
$1,000 - Nicolas Weaver