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Find similar grantsGrinnell Food Coalition - Harvest Grant is sponsored by Grinnell Food Coalition. Provides funding to organizations addressing food security and nutrition in Grinnell, Iowa.
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Grinnell Food Coalition - Ahrens Family Foundation Grinnell Food Coalition Ahrens Family Foundation 2026-07-01T13:37:29-06:00 Serving over 400 families Over 1,000 individuals served Over 15,000 food items distributed at Drake Library Food Cupboard Over $350,000 has been provided in vouchers Governor Kim Reynolds visited in 2020 to learn more about the program Harvest grant and Seed grant total awarded for over $32,000 Supporting the Drake Community Library Food Cupboard Join our community partner meetings – open to anyone in the community The Grinnell Food Coalition (GFC) is an advisory committee within the Claude W.
and Dolly Ahrens Foundation that provides strategic direction and sets goals to support community-wide food needs. GFC is made up of dedicated organizations and individuals who bring valuable expertise, passion, and skills to enhance the local food system. Grinnell Food Coalition is supported by our amazing community partners.
The Grinnell Food Coalition (GFC) Seed Grant is a pilot program offering a flexible funding opportunity designed to strengthen food access in Grinnell and across Poweshiek County. This grant is intended for food programs needing support to address urgent challenges, or fill short-term gaps in service. Grants of $1,000 or less are awarded on a rolling basis throughout the year.
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS STARTING JULY 10 The Grinnell Food Coalition (GFC) Harvest Grant is a pilot program designed to support existing programs, projects, and new initiatives that address food insecurity and enhance local food systems in Grinnell and Poweshiek County. This grant provides financial support to strengthen communities by funding both immediate needs and long-term solutions that promote sustainable food systems.
🌾 Harvest Grant Applications Close Aug. 10! 🌾 Got a project that needs a boost?
Apply now for funding up to $5,000 through the Harvest Grant. 🔗 Apply: ahrensfamilyfoundation. org/harvest-grant/ ❓ For eligibility questions reach out to jennifer@ahrensfamilyfoundation.
org #harvestgrant #grantfunding #ApplyNo Renewed Hope Home Furnishings uses Harvest Grant funding to provide high-protein, easy-to-make meals for the people they serve. Simple support, real impact. 🥫 Have an idea like this?
The Harvest Grant is open July 10–Aug. 10 for organizations fighting food insecurity in Grinnell & Poweshiek County. 👉 Apply: ahrensfamilyfoundation.
org/harvest-grant/ 📧 jennifer@ahrensfamilyfoundation. org #HarvestGrant #RenewedHope #FoodSecurity 🍽️ Seniors need nourishing meals too. A Harvest Grant helped Northeast Iowa Area Agency on Aging offset the cost of meals for adults 65+ — keeping our older neighbors healthy & connected.
💛 Applications for this round of Harvest Grants are open July 10–Aug. 10. We fund new & existing food security initiatives in Grinnell & Poweshiek County.
👉 Apply: ahrensfamilyfoundation. org/harvest-grant/ 📧 jennifer@ahrensfamilyfoundation. org #HarvestGrant #SeniorNutrition #PoweshiekCounty 🌾 Harvest Grant Applications Open July 10!
🌾 The Grinnell Food Coalition is now accepting applications for the next round of Harvest Grants! The Harvest Grant supports existing programs, projects, and new initiatives that address food insecurity and strengthen local food systems in Grinnell, Poweshiek County, and surrounding communities.
📅 Applications are open July 10 – August 10 Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations, schools, government entities, service groups, and faith-based organizations with a charitable mission. If your organization is working to improve food access in our community, we encourage you to apply! 👉 Apply here: ahrensfamilyfoundation.
org/harvest-grant/ Questions about eligibility? Contact Jennifer at jennifer@ahrensfamilyfoundation. org.
🛒 Food security isn't just about providing a meal today—it's about building sustainable, collaborative systems for tomorrow. The Grinnell Food Coalition works behind the scenes to empower our local partners. Through our community grant programs, we help local food heroes launch new ideas, expand their food pantries, and keep their shelves stocked for families in Poweshiek and surrounding areas.
🌾 Every dollar counts when we work as a coalition. Join us in cultivating a hunger-free community by making a gift to our fund today. 👉 Donate here: ahrensfamilyfoundation.
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