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Find similar grantsOne Hive Foundation Grants is sponsored by One Hive Foundation (Vermont-based private foundation). Supports projects nurturing next generation farmers including beekeepers, scientific research on pollinator threats, public education and advocacy on pollinator awareness. Primary focus Vermont/Northeast but considers other US states.
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Funding Opportunities | One Hive Foundation The One Hive Foundation makes grants twice annually to nonprofit organizations working to advance the mission, vision, and goals of the Foundation. One Hive also makes travel grants to individuals and organizations. For information about current One Hive Travel Grant Opportunities see here .
We recognize the enormous amount of time researchers and nonprofits spend seeking funds and reporting on grants . One Hive Foundation has a streamlined application and reporting process so that experts in the field can spend more time doing the work of our shared missions (and what really matters!) Streamline the paperwork: We use a two-phase proposal process to simplify and streamline the application process.
In lieu of arduous grant reporting, we encourage opportunities for real-time dialogue and mutual learning. Your time is worth it: We provide a stipend to write and submit proposals to the nonprofits invited to submit a full proposal for the Foundation’s review. Multi-year funding and general operating support: We accept and encourage requests for multi-year funding which provides more sustainable support.
We also accept proposals for general operating support, which allows for flexibility for grantees to pursue their work One Hive will accept requests that align with our Mission, Vision, and Values and one or more of our focus areas. Scientific research focused on the threats to native and managed pollinators and efforts to improve pollinator health.
Public education and advocacy focused on pollinator awareness, food security, water quality, and pesticide use reduction. Projects that seek to translate scientific research for the general public understanding (including through independent journalism). Initiatives that seek to link scientific research and public policy.
Projects that replicate successful, collaborative approaches to public education, policy, and advocacy. General operating support to build capacity of advocacy or membership organizations related to pollinator health and/or beekeeping. Programs to nurture a diverse collaborative, and well-networked next generation of farmers (including beekeepers), scientists, and advocates.
Projects that examine agricultural impacts to public health (including but not limited to pesticide exposure, disease vectors, nutrition, and ecojustice). Projects that partner with businesses to improve pollinator conservation practices across supply chains, facilities, and consumer education. The One Hive Foundation accepts applications on the following timeline each year.
Grants are awarded twice annually. September 15: Letters of Intent due January 15: Letters of Intent due October 15: Invitation for full proposals issued February 15: Invitation for full proposals issued December 1: Full Proposals due April 15: Full Proposals due January 15: Funding Awarded Frequently Asked Questions Please review our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) in the document below. Our FAQs are available here .
Review the Letter of Intent details here. For invited applicants only: Review the Full Proposal details here . The online application portal is available here .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit research and community organizations. Primary geographic focus Vermont/Northeast, secondary focus nationwide. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $75,000 per year. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
One Hive Foundation Grants is funded by One Hive Foundation (Vermont-based private foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Vermont. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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