; (2) the amount of carbon stored by reforestation activities of such entity; (3) the educational impact of the reforestation activities of such entity; and (4) the total value of any donations by such entity to the Foundation. . (b) Fifth grade forestry challenge (1) Establishment The National Forest Foundation (in this subsection referred to as the Foundation ) shall establish an educational grant program, in consultation with the Secretary, to be known as the 5th Grade Forestry Challenge to make grants to eligible recipients to— (A) provide 5th grade students with a seedling to plant on Federal, State, or Local lands; (B) educate students about forestry, forest management, active stewardship, and carbon storage; and (C) encourage, accept, and administer private gifts of money, technical expertise, and of real and personal property for the benefit of this program. (2) Eligible recipients The following entities are eligible to receive a grant under this subsection: (A) A local educational agency. (B) A nonprofit entity that the Secretary determines has a demonstrated history of community engagement and education on natural resource issues. (C) Other recipients as the Secretary determines to be appropriate. (3) Coordination In carrying out the program required by this subsection, the Foundation may coordinate on an ongoing basis with appropriate Federal, State, Tribal, and local resource management departments, local education agencies, private citizens, and corporations to— (A) identify lands suitable for reforestation; (B) encourage, accept, and administer private gifts of money, technical expertise, and of real and personal property for the benefit of this program; (C) manage and maintain reforested lands