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Food Rescue in Food Insecure Communities Grant Program (Micro Grants) is sponsored by LA Sanitation (in partnership with Los Angeles Food Policy Council and Rising Communities). This program aims to address food insecurity and climate change by supporting food recovery and distribution systems within the City of Los Angeles.
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Micro-Grant Funding Opportunity - Rising Communities Micro-Grant Funding Opportunity LOS ANGELES SANITATION AND ENVIRONMENT, COMMUNITY HEALTH COUNCILS, AND THE LOS ANGELES FOOD POLICY COUNCIL ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS (RFP) FOR THE FOOD RESCUE MICRO GRANTS. THE FULL RFP CAN BE FOUND AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE, AND ADDITIONAL DETAILS ARE BELOW.
The Food Rescue Grants is a two-part funding opportunity intended to address food insecurity and climate change by supporting food recovery and distribution systems within the City of Los Angeles. The Food Rescue Micro Grants specifically aim to increase the capacity and help meet the infrastructural needs of Food Recovery Organizations (FROs) and other community based organizations (CBOs) working within the food recovery space.
Awardees of the Food Rescue Micro Grants will be awarded up to $25,000 for material needs to increase their capacity to recover and distribute more food to communities in the City of Los Angeles. The Food Rescue Micro Grants application period will be open Friday, February 24th, 2023 thru Friday, March 17th, 2023, 11:59 PM Grants will be awarded with an emphasis on providing material needs in order to build capacity.
Priority will be given to less resourced organizations and to organizations that work with communities that have been historically underfunded and resourced. Awards will be up to $25,000. 00, and funding must be allocated to activities or programs that increase the ability to recover surplus food or receive and distribute recovered food from other organizations.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Food Recovery Organizations (FROs) and other community-based organizations (CBOs) working within the food recovery space in the City of Los Angeles. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $25,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Food Rescue in Food Insecure Communities Grant Program (Micro Grants) is funded by LA Sanitation (in partnership with Los Angeles Food Policy Council and Rising Communities). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start with the full solicitation document linked on this page — it contains the submission instructions and required forms.
Food Rescue in Food Insecure Communities Grant Program (Micro Grant) is sponsored by LA Sanitation (in partnership with Los Angeles Food Policy Council and Rising Communities). This program provides funding for material needs to increase the capacity of Food Recovery Organizations (FROs) to recover and distribute more food to communities in the City of Los Angeles.
Food Rescue in Food Insecure Communities Grant Program (Macro Grant) is sponsored by LA Sanitation (in partnership with Los Angeles Food Policy Council and Rising Communities). This program by LA Sanitation aims to address food insecurity and climate change by supporting food recovery and distribution systems in Los Angeles. The Macro Grant focuses on capacity building for multi-stakeholder partnerships.
Food Rescue in Food Insecure Communities Grant Program (Macro Grants) is sponsored by LA Sanitation (in partnership with Los Angeles Food Policy Council and Rising Communities). This program is a capacity building grant that funds multi-stakeholder and cross-sectoral partnerships ("Collaboratives") in Los Angeles to address food insecurity and climate change.
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