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Multi-step process: pre-screening submission March 16–April 30 2026, pre-screening decisions week of June 1, full application period (if approved) June 1–July 31 2026, grant decisions late September 2026. Deadline found is the final full application deadline.
John Harsch Regenerative Agriculture Grant is sponsored by Wright Foundation for Sustainability and Innovation. Funding for projects adopting best regenerative agricultural management practices that impact one or several of these areas: improve water quality, reduce soil erosion, increase soil health index, reduce synthetic fertilizer use, increase effective manure use as a fertilizer, in…
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Grants Available Through WFSI | eePRO Grants Available Through WFSI Grants Available Through WFSI Wright Foundation for Sustainability and Innovation info@wrightfortomorrow. org The Wright Foundation for Sustainability and Innovation (WFSI) grant cycle is now open. Funds will be awarded this fall for WFSI’s Tree Canopy Improvement Grant and the John Harsch Regenerative Agriculture Grant.
This includes, but is not limited to, projects that: Tree Canopy Improvement Grant: increase tree species diversity plant trees in urban and suburban areas, or greenspaces John Harsch Regenerative Agriculture Grant: increase soil health index reduce synthetic fertilizer use increase effective manure use as a fertilizer reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions Pre-Screening: You will fill out a brief questionnaire rather than emailing a letter of intent.
This is now separate from the application submission timeframe. We will look closely at your open‑ended responses to understand your intent, approach, and expected impact. We will also consider how clearly your purpose is expressed, how well your work aligns with our priorities, and your readiness to proceed.
Invitation to Apply: Organizations will be notified the first week of June to let you know if you’ve been selected to submit a full grant application. Returning Grantees: Previous applicants may submit for a different project the following year. Due to the increased interest in a WFSI grant, returning grantees will need to wait two years after their last award date before participating in another grant cycle.
Learn more about our grant processs and fill out the pre-screening questionnaire by April 30.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Projects in the contiguous United States, Puerto Rico, and Canada that focus on reducing environmental risk through regenerative agricultural practices, habitat restoration, and using natural energy sources. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
John Harsch Regenerative Agriculture Grant is funded by Wright Foundation for Sustainability and Innovation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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