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Find similar grantsHorticulture Projects Grants is sponsored by Lee County Master Gardeners Association. The Lee County Master Gardeners Association accepts grant applications for horticulture projects that are non-profit in nature and provide significant benefit(s) to the citizens of Lee County, Alabama.
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Grants - LEE COUNTY MASTER GARDENERS OF ALABAMA Kiesel Demonstration Garden Caroline Dean Wildflower Garden 2021 & Prior Garden Tours 2021 Garden Tour Sponsors 2021 Safety Precautions during Covid 2017 Twilight Garden Tour Pioneer Park Activities for May 14-15, 2016 The Good News Center AUMC’s Hub for Joyful Generosity and Service The GNC provides a variety of services for low-income Lee County residents including a weekly food pantry.
The proposed project is the installation of a drip irrigation system for the GNC’s raised bed vegetable garden that currently supplies limited fresh produce for the Food Pantry.
We Offer Grants & Educational Support Open these links for printable forms: Grant Evaluation Criteria Grant Application Instructions Current & Past Grant Recipients Lee County Master Gardeners Association: Our mission is the stimulate the love for and increase the knowledge of things horticultural. The Lee County Master Gardeners Association is now accepting grant applications for horticulture projects in 2025.
Projects must be non-profit in nature and provide significant benefit(s) to the citizens of Lee County Alabama. A maximum of $2,500 available for each grant recipient! Funding is available for multiple grants!
Apply on or before November 30, 2026 Awards to be announced on or before December 15, 2026 See the application instructions, criteria, and a sample grant application for more details.
Previous grant winners include: Organization Project Description 20 under 40 Opelika Chamber Opelika Learning Center outdoor classroom Fox Run School After School Gardening Club O Grows Educational programming and garden expansion Nourish Foundation Raised bed gardening Pioneer Park in Loachapoka Mulching project Loachapoka Elementary School Herb and Vegetable Gardens Auburn High School Gardening Club Lettuce Grow Farmstand Hydroponic Gardening station Keep Opelika Beautiful Invasive plant removal & Landscaping The Curtis House E ducation in vegetable growing and healthy eating Sanford Middle School Landscape Renovation Chewacla Invasive Plant Working Group T ools, sprayers, herbicides, and protective gear Opelika FFA Ag Teaching Facility and Arboretum Envisions Opelika Grows Hydroponic system OLLI Landscape improvements at Sunny Slope Davis Arboretum at AU Educational signage for the Oak Collection Harvest for Health Garden Kits for Breast Cancer Survivors Envisions Opelika Grows Greenhouse tables Opelika High School FFA Greenhouse/High Tunnel nursery Kreher Preserve and Nature Center Sensory Garden AU Community Garden Charitable and Educational Demonstration Plots Lee County Historical Society McLain Herb and Medicinal Garden AU Campus Dining Garden Produce for Food Insecure Students Total Grants Awarded: $25,000 Create your own unique website with customizable templates.
Kiesel Demonstration Garden Caroline Dean Wildflower Garden 2021 & Prior Garden Tours 2021 Garden Tour Sponsors 2021 Safety Precautions during Covid 2017 Twilight Garden Tour Pioneer Park Activities for May 14-15, 2016
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit horticulture projects benefiting Lee County, Alabama residents. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $2,500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Horticulture Projects Grants are due November 30, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Horticulture Projects Grants is funded by Lee County Master Gardeners Association. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Alabama. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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