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"PA Preferred® and PA Preferred™ Organic Marketing Grant Program" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
PA Preferred® and PA Preferred™ Organic Marketing Grant Program is sponsored by Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. Supports PA Preferred, PA Preferred Homegrown By Heroes, and PA Preferred Organic members in marketing Pennsylvania-produced agricultural products.
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Apply for the PA Preferred® and PA Preferred™ Organic Marketing Grant Program | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Apply for the PA Preferred® and PA Preferred™ Organic Marketing Grant Program The Department of Agriculture is offering grants through the PA Preferred Marketing Grant Program for the 2025-2026 grant period.
With up to $500,000 in available funding, the program supports PA Preferred, PA Preferred Homegrown By Heroes, and PA Preferred Organic members/licensees with the sale, marketing, or promotion of their PA Preferred, PA Preferred Homegrown By Heroes, and PA Preferred Organic Pennsylvania-produced agricultural products.
Reimbursable grants provide funds up to 85 percent for projects focused on: Offsetting the cost of designing or redesigning product labels to include the PA Preferred logo, PA Preferred Homegrown by Heroes logo or PA Preferred Organic logo; or Updating on-farm signs and market displays to include the PA Preferred, PA Preferred Homegrown by Heroes or PA Preferred Organic logo; or Enhancing farmers’ market displays with the PA Preferred, PA Preferred Homegrown by Heroes or PA Preferred Organic logo.
Reimbursable grants provide funds up to 85 percent for projects focused on: Offsetting the cost of designing or redesigning product labels to include the PA Preferred logo, PA Preferred Homegrown by Heroes logo or PA Preferred Organic logo; or Updating on-farm signs and market displays to include the PA Preferred, PA Preferred Homegrown by Heroes or PA Preferred Organic logo; or Enhancing farmers’ market displays with the PA Preferred, PA Preferred Homegrown by Heroes or PA Preferred Organic logo.
Grant funds can be used for one or more of the following purposes described in the grant application: Hiring a contractor(s) for marketing or design services to a PA Preferred, PA Preferred Homegrown by Heroes or PA Preferred Organic licensee/member to use the Department trademarks. Manufacturing signs for advertising which include the Department trademarks. Manufacturing labels with the Department trademarks.
Manufacturing packaging with the Department trademarks. Grant funds can be used for one or more of the following purposes described in the grant application: Hiring a contractor(s) for marketing or design services to a PA Preferred, PA Preferred Homegrown by Heroes or PA Preferred Organic licensee/member to use the Department trademarks. Manufacturing signs for advertising which include the Department trademarks.
Manufacturing labels with the Department trademarks. Manufacturing packaging with the Department trademarks. Grants may be awarded to PA Preferred, PA Preferred Homegrown by Heroes, or PA Preferred Organic licensees who are in good standing with and have a valid PA Preferred Trademark and Licensing Agreement with the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture at the time their application is submitted.
Grants may be awarded to PA Preferred, PA Preferred Homegrown by Heroes, or PA Preferred Organic licensees who are in good standing with and have a valid PA Preferred Trademark and Licensing Agreement with the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture at the time their application is submitted. Deadline : Applications are closed as of 5 PM on Friday, May 16, 2026 .
\r\n Project Completion Date : Projects must be completed by June 30, 2027 . \r\n Applications must include a detailed project plan and budget and must be submitted here . Deadline : Applications are closed as of 5 PM on Friday, May 16, 2026 .
Project Completion Date : Projects must be completed by June 30, 2027 . Applications must include a detailed project plan and budget and must be submitted here . Maximum grant amount - $10,000.
Reimbursable grants provide funds up to 85 percent for projects. Funds must be used for specific project expenses, such as consultant fees, manufacturing of signs, labels, and packaging. Maximum grant amount - $10,000.
Reimbursable grants provide funds up to 85 percent for projects. Funds must be used for specific project expenses, such as consultant fees, manufacturing of signs, labels, and packaging. The Department will evaluate each application, together with any submitted supporting documentation, for completeness and accuracy.
The Department will evaluate each application, together with any submitted supporting documentation, for completeness and accuracy. Questions on the grant program may be directed to Gwyn Rowland, PA Preferred Program Manager, Room 310, 2301 N. Cameron St.
, Harrisburg, PA 17110, 717. 705. 9511 or growland@pa.
gov . Questions on e-Grants process may be directed to e-Grants Customer Service Center, 1. 833.
448. 0647 or egrantshelp@pa. gov .
Questions on the grant program may be directed to Gwyn Rowland, PA Preferred Program Manager, Room 310, 2301 N. Cameron St. , Harrisburg, PA 17110, 717.
705. 9511 or growland@pa. gov .
Questions on e-Grants process may be directed to e-Grants Customer Service Center, 1. 833. 448.
0647 or egrantshelp@pa. gov .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: PA Preferred, PA Preferred Homegrown By Heroes, or PA Preferred Organic licensees in good standing with a valid PA Preferred Trademark and Licensing Agreement. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was May 16, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
PA Preferred® and PA Preferred™ Organic Marketing Grant Program is funded by Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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