
NC Tobacco Trust Fund Commission Grants (QAP & ICP) (TTFC)
The North Carolina Tobacco Trust Fund Commission's competitive grant cycle. Qualified Agricultural Program (QAP) and Indirect Compensatory Program (ICP) grants fund organizations — nonprofits, government agencies, cooperatives, and colleges — to deliver services and cost-share programs that benefit tobacco-affected North Carolina farmers.
Eligibility
Applicants are organizations: nonprofits, government agencies, cooperatives, and colleges/universities. Not open to individual producers directly; producers are served through the funded programs.
Details
Organization
Financial Instrument
Grant
Terms
Grants to organizations under two lines: Qualified Agricultural Program (QAP) and Indirect Compensatory Program (ICP). Funded organizations run producer-facing services and cost-share programs for tobacco-affected farmers.
Application Instructions
Applications are accepted during an annual competitive cycle. The 2026 cycle has closed; the 2027 cycle is expected to open in early January.
Resources
Grant cycle mechanics: https://tobaccotrustfund.org/2025-grant-cycle/
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Updated September 4, 2026
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