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PLANT Microgrant Program is funded by City of Kansas City, Missouri. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Tucson Youth Climate Action Fund is sponsored by City of Tucson (through Bloomberg Philanthropies' Youth Climate Action Fund). The Tucson Youth Climate Action Fund awards microgrants to youth-led teams (ages 15-24) to launch projects that improve the community and help Tucson prepare for a changing climate. Projects can include tree planting, climate art, waste reduction, and educational initiatives.
Promoting Local Agriculture and Neighborhood Transformation (PLANT) Microgrant Program is sponsored by Kansas City Neighborhood Services Department. This program combats food insecurity by investing directly in community growers and neighborhood-based farms in Kansas City. Funding supports expanded production, improved distribution of fresh produce, and the creation of stronger local food networks.