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Grower Micro-Grants (Roots to Rise: Indianapolis Food Fund Catalyst grant opportunities) is sponsored by Earth Charter Indiana. These micro-grants are for community gardens, co-ops, and farms in Indianapolis that grow food outside of a for-profit model. Eligible uses include equipment for season extension, cleaning stations, lighting, and rain barrels to benefit the communities they serve.
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Indianapolis Food Fund — Earth Charter Indiana Climate Recovery Resolutions Climate Leadership Summit Solar Opportunities Indiana Youth Environmental Press Team Indiana Thriving Students Proyecto SOL Intern Openings 2026 national Geographic Photo Camp Community Catalyst Grants The Roots to Rise: Indianapolis Food Fund 's mission is to expand access to and build an equitable food system that is both nutritious and culturally relevant throughout Indianapolis and Marion County.
Roots to Rise has a three fold approach to it’s work: Build on the $100,000 evergreen fund to ensure fund’s sustainability Support local growers with grant funding to ensure communities have more access to fresh food Center community voice to ensure priorities are realistic and relevant We know it seems like every year a new group or initiative pops up trying to center the conversation around food access in Indianapolis.
We are not here to pretend the past few years in the Indianapolis food space haven't been fractured. We've been in many of the rooms and still we believe that we can build on what once was while working to do things differently. We are not here to recreate the harmful systems that have plagued our city for so long but create support in the arena we can within localizing our food system.
By supporting the people that grow our food and ensuring communities garner more access to that food. We all play a role in building new systems and it'll take all of us to make the change we seek. Roots to Rise: indianapolis Food Fund Catalyst grant opportunities Round 2: June 29- July 31, 2026 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: CLOSED Do not use AI to complete your application.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community gardens, co-ops, and farms that grow food outside of a for-profit model in Indianapolis and Marion County. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,000 per applicant. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was July 31, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Grower Micro-Grants (Roots to Rise: Indianapolis Food Fund Catalyst grant opportunities) is funded by Earth Charter Indiana. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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