King Arthur Baking Community Grants Program

King Arthur Baking Community Grants Program is sponsored by King Arthur Baking Company. This program provides project-based funding to grassroots, community-led 501(c)(3) nonprofits advancing food access and food justice.

King Arthur Baking Company Submission Manager We are glad you are here. Whether this is your first time applying for a donation or you have been here before, we are happy you’re taking a moment to explore King Arthur Baking’s giving opportunities. Below you will find the grant programs that are currently open for applications.

To apply, you will create a free Submittable account using your email, Google, or Facebook. You can save your application as a draft and come back to it anytime before submitting. Take your time, there is no need to finish it all at once.

If you realize you need to make a change after submitting, you can request edits through Submittable. Once your application is submitted, we will follow up by email. Be sure to check the email connected to your Submittable account and whitelist Submittable notifications so you don’t miss any updates.

If you have questions about our giving programs or are not sure where to start, we are here to help. Reach out to us at donations@kingarthurbaking. com .

For technical support, you can visit the Submitter Resource Center or contact Submittable's Customer Support team here . Baking Class Donation Application Guidelines for Baking Class Donation Application to Baking Class Donation Application Thank you for your interest in applying for our Baking Class Donation Program . Please review the guidelines below and complete the application in full.

Due to high demand and limited class capacity, not all requests can be fulfilled.

We prioritize nonprofit organizations that: Are 501(c)(3) organizations Are located in Vermont or New Hampshire Serve communities through work related to food justice, environmental stewardship, or community well-being Align with King Arthur Baking’s values and mission One fully donated, instructor-led baking class at our Baking School in Norwich, Vermont Class length options: 1 hour, 1.

5 hours, or 2 hours Maximum of 16 hands-on participants per class Classes are subject to instructor and space availability We are unable to accommodate groups larger than 16 participants at one time Requests from individuals, for-profit entities, schools/PTOs, teams, churches, or for fundraising purposes will be declined Our team reviews applications on a rolling basis.

If your request is selected, a member of our team will be in touch to discuss scheduling and next steps. Submitting an application does not guarantee a donated class. Questions?

Email donations@kingarthurbaking. com Community Grant Application Guidelines for Community Grant Application to Community Grant Application Our Community Grants Program supports grassroots, community-led, food justice-focused nonprofit organizations working to transform food systems to be more accessible, regenerative, and just. We believe everyone deserves the right to grow, sell, buy, and eat nourishing, culturally relevant food.

We prioritize organizations that are: Actively working to remove systemic barriers to food access Led by and deeply connected to the communities they serve Located in regions where we have a baking center or retail presence Centered in grassroots, community-driven work We are especially interested in projects that address a significant community need and that outline clear, measurable impact.

Our application is simple, and you don’t need to be a grant writer to apply!

Projects that align specifically with food access and food justice Community-driven, action-oriented projects Projects that address root causes of food system inequities Projects with SMART goals and objectives (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound) Projects that demonstrate a clear plan for long-term sustainability Grassroots organizations rooted in and strengthening the communities around our baking centers Fundraisers, festivals, or cultural events General operating support or indirect costs Requests from individuals, schools/PTOs, or government agencies Conferences, conventions, or workshops Organizations that already receive over $2,500 in funding, sponsorship, or in-kind donations from King Arthur in a calendar year Organizations without 501(c)(3) status (exceptions may be considered in rare case) Must be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization One proposal per organization per fiscal year (July 1, 2026 – June 30, 2027) Projects must serve communities in the following regions...

District of Columbia, Maryland & Virginia Grant awards range from $500 to $5,000 Applications are awarded quarterly: September 15; December 15; March 15; June 15 Not sure if your project is a good fit? Need help filling out the application? Email us at donations@kingarthurbaking.

com -- we are happy to help! Local In-Kind Donation Application Guidelines for Local In-Kind Donation Application to Local In-Kind Donation Application King Arthur Baking Company is strongly rooted in community. Since 1790, it has been our mission to use business as a force for good and to build stronger, healthier communities.

To leave the world better than we found it. To dream bigger. To leave a positive impact on people and the planet.

We work with nonprofits across the country to positively impact communities where we do business, to give back to those who have supported us along the way, and to advocate for a future that's bright for all. Thank you for your interest in applying to our In-Kind Donations Program . Please review the guidelines below and complete the application in full.

Due to high demand, not all requests can be fulfilled. We look for opportunities to support organizations that work to fight hunger, food insecurities, and address issues facing our environment. While we would like to support all that is good and worthy, please understand that because of demand, we often must decline.

Because our support is cause-related and most of it goes to 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations, the following will be declined: schools/PTOs, churches, teams, athletes, bands, sponsorships and financial solicitations. Often times, inquiries of this nature aren't considered charitable and do not align with our giving program. We focus our in-kind giving in our local communities in Colorado, Vermont, New Hampshire and Virginia.

Out of state requests will be declined. Donations are coordinated for local pick up at our baking center location in Denver, Colorado, Norwich, Vermont, Fairfax, Virginia, or Burlington, Washington. Questions?

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