What do a composting facility, a solar-powered charging station, and a net-zero-energy lab have in common? They're all sustainability initiatives proposed by students at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) in hopes of receiving Green Fund support. "We created the Green Fund in 2013 to give students the financial resources to pursue environmental projects on campus," says Haley Hix, UAH's Sustainability Coordinator and Director of the Chargers for Sustainability. "And since then, we've received a number of exciting proposals for improving our community." To apply to the Green Fund, students must first ensure their project falls into one of two categories: it educates the UAH community about sustainability, or it makes the campus more environmentally friendly. They must also submit a proposal that includes a description of the project, a budget summary, a timeline, and at least one letter of support from a faculty or staff advisor.