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Find similar grantsCommunity Garden Grants is sponsored by City Green. Supports community organizations in Passaic County to start or sustain public community gardens for food production and community enhancement.
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Community Orgs (DIG IN) | citygreen Community Garden Grant for Community Organizations Through the Dig In! Community Garden Grant, City Green provides funding, in-kind materials, and technical assistance to support community organizations, garden clubs, green teams, and faith-based organizations looking to start and sustain a community garden.
There are TWO types of Community Garden Grants: 1) New Community Garden Grants for first-time applicants 2) Returning Community Garden Grants for applicants who have been granted in previous years New Community Garden Grants / First-Time Applicants New Community Garden Grants support community organizations seeking to start or revitalize a community garden in Passaic County.
This grant is only eligible to groups who have not received a Dig In! Community Garden Grant in the past. Community Garden Grant Process for First-Time Applicants After submitting a Letter of Inquiry, City Green will reach out to eligible grantees to schedule a site visit at the proposed garden location starting in October.
At the site visit, City Green staff will determine if the location is suitable for a sustainable community garden. Sites deemed suitable for a garden will then receive a grant application due December 5th. Applicants seeking monetary funding will be required to complete a project budget with their application.
Applicants seeking a City Green garden installation will collaborate with City Green after they receive their grant award to create a garden design proposal. Once the design proposal is approved by the grantee, City Green will purchase the materials outlined in the approved proposal and install the garden in spring 2026 with participation from the Community Organization.
Grant Funding Available Funding up to $3,000 with a 15% in-kind match toward a community garden installation a City Green garden installation of up to $3,000 value.
Letter of Inquiry Submission Period: July 1st - September 25th, 2026 Site visit and application invitation period: September 25th - November 20th, 2026 Application deadline: December 12th, 2025 Grant award notification: Late January, 2026 Grant delivery: March - May 2026 Grant report deadline: November 2026 This program supports municipalities, community organizations, faith-based organizations, garden clubs, high school garden or green teams, youth-serving organizations and community members looking to spearhead a community garden project.
located in Passaic county have a minimum of three adults committed to their project have a level site with at least 6-8 hours of sunlight and water access within 100 feet Schools (Pre-K - Middle Schools) Commercial for-profit entities Now Open: First-Time Applicant Letter of Inquiry Returning Community Garden Grants Returning Dig In! Community Garden Grants support active, existing community garden projects that have recieved Dig In!
funding in the past. These grants are intended to help sustain gardens through monetary funding or in-kind materials procured by City Green.
Second-time Applicants Up to $1250 in items from the Garden Grant Menu Up to $1250 in grant funding Multi-Year Applicant (3+ years) Up to $750 in items from the Garden Grant Menu Up to $750 in grant funding Application period: September 25th, 2026 - December 11th, 2026 Grant award notification: Late January 2027 Grant delivery: March - May 2027 Grant report deadline: Late November 2027 Grant Evaluation Criteria Applications will be reviewed and evaluated with special attention to the following categories: 1) Previous Year's Garden report (including photos) 2) Participant testimonials Questions?
Reach out to Miranda Madrazo at mmadrazo@city-green. org or call 973-869-4086. New Community Garden Grant applications are currently closed.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community organizations and municipalities in Passaic County, New Jersey. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,250 in items or grant funding. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Community Garden Grants are due December 11, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Community Garden Grants is funded by City Green. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New Jersey. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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