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Find similar grantsFarm-A-Lot Grant Program is sponsored by Eastern Market Partnership and City of Detroit's Office of Sustainability Urban Agriculture Division. This program provides grant funding to Detroit-based farmers and farmer collectives to advance food access, climate education, and sustainable land use.
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Eastern Market and City of Detroit Announce $225,000 for Urban Farmers | Eastern Market Eastern Market and City of Detroit Announce $225,000 for Urban Farmers In collaboration with the City of Detroit’s Office of Sustainability Urban Agriculture Division, Eastern Market has made available $225,000 in total grant funding for Detroit-based farmers and farmer collectives serving the broader public.
The funding aims to advance food access, environmental education, climate resilience, and sustainable land use while expanding sales opportunities for local growers. The funds will be awarded through a Request for Proposal process now open through October 30 th and will grant three collectives $50,000 each and five individual farmers $15,000 each.
Grants prioritize Black- and Indigenous-led farms, youth-led projects, and initiatives rooted in historically disinvested neighborhoods. Awards will support programming that directly serves the public through education, engagement, and demonstration, supporting Detroiters’ access to fresh, healthy food and knowledge of sustainable farming practices.
Eligible projects include educational workshops, farm tours, composting programs, soil health education, food safety trainings, cooking demonstrations, youth programming, and more. This initiative also supports Eastern Market’s broader strategy to grow opportunities for Detroit farmers.
In recent years, the Market has expanded programming for small-scale urban growers, including dedicated vending space at Saturday Markets, participation in LFPA food box purchasing, and expanded cold storage and distribution space at Shed 7, a wholesale facility set to open in Spring 2026. Grants will be announced in November and awarded for work starting in December.
Proposals can be submitted to City of Detroit Office of Sustainability Urban Agriculture Division: Patrice Brown, Patrice. brown@detroitmi. gov and Eastern Market: Katy Trudeau, ktrudeau@easternmarket.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Detroit-based farmers and farmer collectives. Priority is given to Black- and Indigenous-led farms, youth-led projects, and initiatives rooted in historically disinvested neighborhoods. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $225,000 total (for a previous cycle), with grants of $50,000 for collectives and $15,000 for individual farmers. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Farm-A-Lot Grant Program is funded by Eastern Market Partnership and City of Detroit's Office of Sustainability Urban Agriculture Division. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Detroit Urban Farmers Grants is sponsored by Eastern Market Partnership and City of Detroit's Office of Sustainability Urban Agriculture Division. This grant funding is available to Detroit-based farmers and farmer collectives to advance food access, environmental education, climate resilience, and sustainable land use, while also expanding sales opportunities for local growers.
Eastern Market and City of Detroit Urban Agriculture Grant Funding is sponsored by Eastern Market Partnership and City of Detroit's Office of Sustainability Urban Agriculture Division. This funding supports Detroit-based farmers and farmer collectives serving the broader public, aiming to advance food access, environmental education, climate resilience, and sustainable land use while expanding sales opportunities for local growers.
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