The National Gardening Association’s Youth Garden Grant Program is now accepting applications to support educational garden projects that enhance the quality of life for students and their communities. This exciting opportunity empowers nonprofits, schools, and youth programs across the United States to cultivate meaningful learning experiences for young people while fostering a deeper connection with nature.
Who Can Apply?
Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations, public or private schools, and youth programs that serve at least 15 youth between the ages of 3 and 18. Whether you’re planning to launch a brand-new garden initiative or expand an existing program, the Youth Garden Grant Program provides essential resources to make your vision a reality.
What Will Awardees Receive?
Selected winners will receive funding and a collection of gardening supplies to bring their projects to life. These resources can help transform ordinary spaces into thriving gardens that inspire hands-on learning, teach valuable life skills, and promote environmental stewardship.
What Makes a Strong Application?
Applications will be evaluated based on the program’s potential impact and sustainability. Judges will look for projects that demonstrate meaningful outcomes for students and communities, as well as a plan for maintaining the garden for years to come.
Why Participate?
Gardening projects offer a unique opportunity to integrate STEM education, encourage teamwork, and promote wellness among young learners. By participating in the Youth Garden Grant Program, you’re not only enhancing students’ education but also contributing to a healthier, more connected community.
How to Apply
Don’t miss this opportunity to inspire growth, learning, and sustainability through gardening! Apply by clicking here.