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Find similar grantsCommunity Catalyst Grants is sponsored by Earth Charter Indiana. Provides funding for projects that enhance healthy food retail and urban farms/gardens in low-income and underserved communities.
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Community Catalyst Grants — Earth Charter Indiana Hoosier Habitats Challenge Climate Recovery Resolutions Climate Leadership Summit Solar Opportunities Indiana Youth Environmental Press Team Indiana Thriving Students 2026 national Geographic Photo Camp Community Catalyst Grants Roots to Rise: Community Catalyst Grants Project Funding Priorities: Healthy food retail : (funds used for refrigeration/shelving, store incentives, mobile market or farmers market staff or adding mobile market stops, training, signage, staff time to connect with local food sources or support SNAP applications, Fresh Bucks onboarding, etc.) Urban farms/gardens : funds used for farming or gardening equipment and supplies, water hookups, farmer training, costs of transportation of local food to community sites, (added during workgroup discussion: supporting local growers in growing/refrigeration/transportation needs to supply local produce to pantries, etc.) Low food access- utilizing asset mapping (proximity to grocery stores) Immigrant, refugee or asylee communities High risk communities (public heath) Growers: BIPOC, Veterans, Women & Gender Non Confirming Application Details — CLOSED Round 1 Grant recipients: Helping Hands Norwood Garden Harmonie Hearts Community Service 100% of on-time and complete applications received funding.
Round 2: Non-profit growers Application details- Round 2: CLOSED Grower Micro-Grants ($25,000 available): Who Can Apply: For community gardens, co-ops, and farms that grow food outside of a for-profit model. Indianapolis has a vast and active network of these spaces — people growing food for their neighbors, not for profit.
Grant Amount: Up to $1,000 per applicant Eligible Uses: Equipment for season extension, cleaning stations, lighting, rain barrels, and more, so the communities they serve can continue to benefit from what they grow. Applications window: June 26 - July 31st 11:59 pm EST Do not use AI to complete your application. We are seeking honest and individualized answers to our questions.
You will not be judged on grammar. We are seeking intentions and impacts. Not how well you answer a question.
If you need support in completing the application, please let us know and we'll work with you. Round 3: Water Access/ Cistern program Applications details Round 3 Cistern Grants: August 24- September 14, 2026 : Many small-scale farmers across Indianapolis and Marion County struggle to get sufficient water to their growing sites.
Cistern installation offers a more affordable path to a reliable water supply — enabling more local growers to participate in the food ecosystem and improving fresh food access for residents across the city. Round 2 and 3 of Community Catalyst Grants supported by funding from:
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits in Indiana focusing on food access and security. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The published deadline was September 11, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Community Catalyst Grants is funded by Earth Charter Indiana. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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