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Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation | Sprouts Farmers Market Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation The Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation is helping kids grow healthy through nutrition education and hands-on gardening programs that bring learning to life.
In partnership with more than 100 nonprofit organizations, we’re teaching children how to grow and prepare fresh, nutritious foods, and empowering them with the tools they need to develop healthy eating habits that last a lifetime. Now Accepting Grant Applications! Our 2026 Grant Cycle is now open!
Schools and nonprofit organizations are invited to apply for grants for up to $5,000. Improving health outcomes in the communities we serve by supporting nutrition education, nutrition access, and wellness programs. We know children who grow their own fruits and vegetables tend to eat more fresh produce.
And with added cooking instruction, they’ll incorporate more of these healthy eating habits into their everyday lives. But school gardens do more than just grow produce—they support the whole child, benefitting their social, emotional, physical and mental health. GOOD NEWS UPDATES!
See what we've been growing in our communities. School Garden Network Support We connect nonprofit partners and educators across the country through in-person and virtual gatherings, exchanging best practices and knowledge resources to grow the school garden movement.
Growing School Gardens Summit The Growing School Gardens Summit is a bi-annual, national gathering that brings together school gardening professionals from across the country for three days of workshops, field trips and networking. Coast-to-coast Virtual Garden Tour In 2021, we hosted the first-ever, virtual garden-based learning event.
With lessons led by students from coast-to-coast, this event captured how school gardens are advancing nutrition education and environmental literacy, while also benefiting students’ social-emotional health. Through our grant programs, we support nonprofit organizations that bring learning to life by delivering educational lessons to students in school and community gardens.
Neighborhood Grant Programs Our Neighborhood Grants support schools and organizations working at the community level, providing nutrition education, nutrition security and healthy lifestyle and behavior programs to kids, families and adults that will help them develop healthy habits that last a lifetime.
Healthy Communities Grants The Healthy Communities Grant supports our nonprofit partners in scaling existing programs or launching new programs. By offering multi-year funding, organizations can refine programs elements to better serve their community. Our Impact Grant partners reach a large number of students, often across entire cities or multiple states.
These organizations are experts in their field and contribute to advancing school garden education through research and resource sharing. Our commitment to friendly service doesn’t stop at our stores. We pledge to be good neighbors in every community we serve through volunteer work and local event support.
Each year, our team members participate in opportunities throughout the year to lend a helping hand and give back to the community. 24 Gardens in 24 Cities in 24 Hours With the help of 600 volunteers and Sprouts community members, 24 learning gardens were built for deserving schools across the U.S.—giving 13,000 students and educators access to engaging nutrition education.
Meet the schools, hear their stories and watch these gardens grow. Team Member Annual Day of Service Last year, more than 1,000 team members participated in volunteer projects across the country, completing 4,000+ service hours building school gardens, painting murals, assembling food bags and more.
Sprouts x Angel City Football Club As part of Sprouts’ partnership with ACFC, we collaborate to re-allocate 10% of the value of the sponsorship to benefit the Los Angeles community. To date, we’ve worked together to refresh eight school gardens and donated more than 1 million pounds of fresh produce and counting! Local School Garden Builds Throughout the year, Sprouts team members volunteer at a variety of service events.
Recently, with help from the Young Men’s Service League, team members from Henderson, Texas built a new school garden at Solar Preparatory. our school garden programs
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Georgia 501(c)(3) nonprofits operating in Georgia communities served by Sprouts Farmers Market stores and focusing on nutrition education, healthy lifestyles, or nutrition security for adults and vulnerable populations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to US $5,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation Grant is funded by Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Georgia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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