The AGRI Urban Agriculture Grant Program encourages urban youth agricultural education and urban agriculture community development within city limits of urban or peri-urban areas.
Grants help organizations and communities obtain the materials and services necessary to successfully promote urban youth agricultural education and urban agriculture community development.
Eligibility
The following groups are eligible to apply:
For-profit businesses
Non-profit organizations
Schools
Local government entities
Native American tribal communities
Project Eligibility:
Eligible grant projects include the purchase and installation of equipment; capital expenditures (costs incurred to make physical improvements to or construct a facility); and/or dedicated staff contractor time. Projects must be located in or serve communities that meet one of the following criteria:
- Cities with a population over 5,000 or located within the boundaries of federally recognized tribal land and serving tribal community members, regardless of population size. You'll find a list of eligible cities and tribal areas in the Request for Proposals.
Application Instructions
Read the full Request for Proposals and apply online following these instructions.
If you need the application in an alternative format, contact the program administrator.
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Details
Deadline
March 21, 2024
Organization
Financial Instrument
Grant
Minimum Award Amount
$2,500
Maximum Award Amount
$50,000
Total Program Funding
$551,000
Updated March 26, 2024
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