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Find similar grantsVirginia Agricultural Council Grants is sponsored by Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. Funds research, education, and services that benefit Virginia agriculture, addressing current or foreseeable agricultural problems and interests.
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Virginia Agriculture Food Assistance Program (VAFAP) Grant Guide - Ambrook Virginia Agriculture Food Assistance Program (VAFAP) Grant Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Share https://ambrook. com/funding/va-agriculture-food-assistance-program-vafap?
utm_medium=referral Reimbursable grants to charitable food-assistance organizations to purchase Virginia Grown agricultural products (food grown, packaged, or minimally processed in Virginia) for distribution to food-insecure Virginians. Awarded through a competitive panel review; applicants must present a plan to engage local farmers and growers and demonstrate improved access to nutritious food and community impact. A total of $1.
1 million in reimbursable funding was available for the Spring 2026 round. Charitable food assistance organizations - non-profit or community-based organizations operating in Virginia that provide nutrition assistance to relieve emergency and distress - with a plan to purchase locally grown, minimally processed products from Virginia farmers.
Non-Profit Local Food Food Systems Distribution Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Award size: No per-award ceiling, floor, or cost-share percentage is published. VDACS made "a total of $1.
1 million in reimbursable funding" available for the Spring 2026 round (a program-wide pool, not a per-grant cap), and the size of each individual grant is set case by case: "the review panel may also recommend an award amount for selected projects." How you are paid: Reimbursement.
Grants reimburse the purchase of Virginia Grown agricultural products (food grown, packaged, or minimally processed in Virginia) that are then distributed to food-insecure Virginians. Budget composition limits (from the VAFAP WebGrant Application Guide): Direct project costs must be at least 90% of the total budget. Administrative costs — personnel, travel, supplies, contractual — may be no more than 10% of the total budget.
Travel must comply with GSA regulations, and mileage may be reimbursed at prevailing GSA rates. Match: No cash or in-kind match requirement is published. Apply through the VDACS WebGrants system (register for an account, then complete the application) and submit a Commonwealth of Virginia (COV) W-9; see the VAFAP WebGrant Application Guide.
The Spring 2026 round is closed; VDACS announces future rounds.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organized groups within or serving Virginia's agriculture industry. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows varies (FY 2026: $205,426.79 for 14 new projects). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Virginia Agricultural Council Grants are due March 1, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Virginia Agricultural Council Grants is funded by Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Virginia Program (Water Issues - Improve local rivers and protect water quality throughout Virginia) is sponsored by Virginia Environmental Endowment (VEE). This program focuses on tangible improvements to water quality, pollution reduction, and pollution prevention in local rivers throughout Virginia. Preference is given to projects and policies that promote agricultural stewardship, address stormwater infrastructure, and achieve on-the-ground improvements contributing to healthy watersheds.
Virginia Program is sponsored by Virginia Environmental Endowment. Supports projects that improve Virginia's environment through water protection, land conservation, environmental education, and responses to emerging concerns. Prioritizes agricultural stewardship, stormwater improvements, protection of riparian buffers and headwater streams, experiential learning, coastal adaptation, water supply planning, and invasive species mitigation. VEE looks for tangible results, including on-the-ground improvements or policy changes. Encourages collaboration and collective impact, and favors work with regional or statewide significance, a demonstrated track record, and the potential to draw continued support. Research and monitoring of water quality are among the focus areas.
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