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KidsGardening

2027 Youth Garden Grant

A $750 award, or a container-garden package valued at $1,970, for garden programs serving 15+ young people in under-resourced communities. Any organization can apply, including a co-op.

Amount
$750 award, or a container-garden package valued at $1,970
Can a for-profit school apply?
?Unclear: ask the funder
Deadline
Dec 11, 2026 (71 days left)
Who this fits
Microschool · Private school · Homeschool co‑opThe most open eligibility found: any organization serving 15+ kids, including a co-op. Must serve an under-resourced community.
New schools
Not stated for new schools
Where
National
Last checked
Oct 1, 2026on kidsgardening.org
See the funder’s page↗(opens kidsgardening.org in a new tab)

What to do now

  1. Step 1: Serve at least 15 youth ages 0–18
  2. Step 2: Apply between Nov 9 and Dec 11, 2026

Funders change their requirements. Check the official page before you apply. Getting ready? See what funders usually ask for.

Who can apply

“Any organization in the United States or US Territories planning a new or improving an existing garden program that serves at least 15 youth between the ages of 0 and 18 is eligible to apply.”
In the funder’s own words, from kidsgardening.org, checked Oct 1, 2026.
  • 15+ youth ages 0–18
  • Supports an under-resourced community
  • Under $5,000 in garden grants in 2026

Timing

Opens Nov 9, 2026; closes Dec 11, 2026, 11:59 pm PT.

Related guides

  • How to write a grant application as a small school
  • Homeschool co-op funding: structure, fees, insurance and the grants that actually fit

Not legal or tax advice. Whether your school should be for-profit or a nonprofit, or take on a loan, is a decision for your CPA or attorney. Always confirm the details on the funder’s own page before you apply.

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This is not legal, tax or financial advice. Whether your school should be for-profit or a nonprofit, or take on a loan, is a decision for your CPA or attorney. Always confirm the details on the funder’s own page before you apply.

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