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Healthy Kids-Healthy Schools Grants is a resource program from the Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction that aggregates funding opportunities for farm to school projects in Washington State K-12 schools, including school gardens, healthy food procurement, and nutrition education.
The program lists national grants available to Washington schools such as Newman's Own Foundation Food Justice for Kids Prize (up to $100,000 over two years for nonprofits, Tribes, and schools), the Klorane Botanical Foundation awards (15 awards of $1,200 for K-12 schools), and Captain Planet Foundation project learning garden grants.
Eligible applicants vary by specific grant opportunity but generally include public, private, and charter K-12 schools, school districts, nonprofits, and Tribal entities.
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The grants on this page may be useful to get you started. These are mostly from national sources and may be highly competitive. We recommend that you start by seeking local sources of funding and in-kind support for your farm to school projects.
Several stellar Washington projects work by creatively using school budgets and partnering with community members and businesses for donations and grant support. Please note that this list is gathered as a service to help you learn what’s available, and only updated intermittently.
It is not exhaustive, and inclusion on this page should in no way be considered an endorsement by the State of Washington or the Department of Agriculture. If you know of other grant programs we should consider, please send them to us at farmtoschool@agr. wa.
gov General listings of school garden grants or funding: KidsGardening.
org Grant Opportunities Food Justice for Kids Prize Sponsor: Newman’s Own Foundation Award Package: 14 grants, up to $100K over 2 years Who qualifies: nonprofits, Tribes, schools, and school districts in the United States and its territories Full details, criteria and application Sponsor: Klorane Botanical Foundation Award Package: 15 awards valued at $1,200 Who qualifies: Public, private, or charter K-12 schools Full details, criteria and application Farm to School Apple Program Sponsor: Organically Grown Company Who qualifies: Non-profit organization, (501(c) 3) a public school or school district Full details, criteria, and application Project Learning Garden Contest Sponsor: Captain Planet Foundation Award Package: Two awards valued at $3,000 Who qualifies: School districts in Washington within 75 miles of the Oregon border Full details, criteria and application Gro More Good Hydro for Hunger Program Sponsor: Scotts Miracle-Gro, No Kid Hungry Who qualifies: K-12 schools with feeding programs in Washington State Award Package: Two hydroponic units and start-up kits Full details, criteria, and application Green Thumb Challenge Grant Sponsor: Green Education Foundation and Gardener's Supply Company Who qualifies: Existing arden programs involving children currently in grades K-12 Award Package: $5,000 to support established school or youth garden projects Full details, criteria, and application Sponsor: Clif Bar Family Foundation Award Package: Up to $7,000 Who qualifies: Tax exempt 501(c)3 organizations Full details, criteria, and application Samull Classroom Herb Garden Grant Sponsor: Herb Society of America Award Package: Up to $200 Who qualifies: K-12 schools/classrooms serving grades 3-6 Full details, criteria and application Teaching Gardens Network Grant Program Sponsor: American Heart Association Who qualifies: K-12 schools and educational facilities Full details, criteria, and application School Garden Grant Program Sponsor: Whole Kids Foundation Number of Awards: Up to 1,000 Who qualifies: K-12 schools, or non-profit organization working in partnership with schools.
Full details, criteria, and application Sponsor: Whole Kids Foundation Who qualifies: K-12 schools, or non-profit organization working in partnership with schools. Full details, criteria, and application Grants for Edible School Gardens Number of Awards: Up to 1,000 Who qualifies: K-12 schools, school districts or non-profit organization working in partnership with schools.
Full details, criteria, and application Sponsor: Klorane Botanical Foundation Award Package: $1,250 to $2,250 Who qualifies: Any public school, charter school or private school serving students with at least 40% of their student population qualified for free or reduced price meals Full details, criteria, and application Grants for Gardens Project Award Package: Up to $600 Who qualifies: Any public food garden project Full details, criteria, and application Community Innovation Grants Sponsor: United Fresh Start Foundation Award package: up to $10,000 Who qualifies: Non-profit organizations, schools, universities, small businesses, and others with innovative projects that align Full details, criteria, and application Sponsor: Safer® Brand Who qualifies: K-12 schools and students Full details, criteria, and application Sponsor: Home Depot Foundation Award package: up to $5,000 Who qualifies: Schools, government organizations and 501(c)3 non-profits Full details, criteria, and application Sponsor: America the Beautiful Fund Award package: Free seeds Number of awards: 100 to 1000 seed packets as available, gloves, information Who qualifies: Schools, community associations Annual application deadline: None Full details, criteria, and application Public School Teachers Request Sponsor: DonorsChoose.
org Who qualifies: Teacher defined projects in schools Annual application deadline: Rolling Full details, criteria, and application Other Grant Opportunities Gro More Grassroots Grant Sponsor: Scotts Miracle-Gro Foundation Award Package: $500-$1,000 Who qualifies: Tax exempt 501(c)3 organizations Full details, criteria, and application Sponsor: Evergreen Packaging and KidsGardening.
org Award Package: $1,000-$5,000 Number of Awards: Up to 1,000 Who qualifies: Pre and K-12 schools Full details, criteria, and application Sponsor: Action for Healthy Kids Award Package: $500-$3,000 Who qualifies: Public K-12 schools or school districts Full details, criteria, and application Captain Planet Foundation Grants Sponsor: Captain Planet Foundation Award Package: $500-$2,500 Who qualifies: 501c3 Non-profits and school districts Full details, criteria and application Sponsor: Kidsgardening.
org Award Package: $500-$1000 Who qualifies: Non-profits, public or private schools, or programs serving youth ages 3-18 Full details, criteria, and application Full details, criteria, and application Sponsor: Project Learning Tree Award Package: Up to $1,000 Who qualifies: K-12 students Full details, criteria and application Healthy Kids, Healthy Schools Grants Sponsor: Washington State through Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction Award Package: Maximum of $200,000 per public school district application Number of Awards: Dependent upon applications Who qualifies: Washington State public K-12 school districts Full details, criteria and application Award Package: $500-$15,000 Who qualifies: K-12 school food service directors or school administrators Full details, criteria, and application Community Food Projects Competitive Grants Program Award package: $10,000 - $300,000 Number of awards: not specified Who qualifies: private, nonprofit entities meeting specific requirements Full details, criteria, and application Nature Works Everywhere Garden Grants Sponsor: Nature Conservancy Who qualifies: Public or charter schools, or a non-profit 501(c)3 organization can apply on the behalf of a school Full details, criteria, and application Sponsor: U of Minnesota Monarch Lab Who qualifies: K-12 teachers and schools Full details, criteria, and application
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: School districts in Washington State. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $12,000,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Healthy Kids-Healthy Schools Grants is funded by Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Washington. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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