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The Fruitguys Community Fund Grant Program (US)

The Fruitguys Community Fund Grant Program (US) Deadline: 31-Jan-2025 Know a small-scale farmer or agrilcultural nonprofit? If yes, then apply now for The Fruitguys Community Fund Grant Cycle 2025. Focus Areas Types of Farms Funding Information Eligible Areas Eligibility Criteria Ineligibility Criteria For more inform…

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The Fruitguys Community Fund Grant Program (US)

Deadline: 31-Jan-2025

Know a small-scale farmer or agrilcultural nonprofit? If yes, then apply now for The Fruitguys Community Fund Grant Cycle 2025.

Focus Areas
  • Project focus areas may include one or all of the following. Please select all those that apply:
    • Water Conservation
    • Growing Season Extension
    • Natural Pest Control or IPM
    • Pollination
    • Soil Health
    • Energy Efficiency
    • Heirlooms
Types of Farms
  • Profit Farm
  • Non Profit Farm
Funding Information
  • Grants up to $5,000.
Eligible Areas
  • They aim to support farms in states where they haven’t yet funded a project. If you’re a small farm or agricultural nonprofit in one of the following states, they encourage you to apply:
    • Nevada
    • Idaho
    • Utah
    • North Dakota
    • Nebraska
    • Minnesota
    • Arkansas
    • Alabama
    • Florida
    • South Carolina
    • New Hampshire
    • Delaware
Eligibility Criteria
  • Small U.S. farms 250 acres or less
  • Applicant must be farm owner/operator or have long-term, legal land access (leased land requires landowner support letter with lease length)
  • 501(c)(3) agricultural nonprofits in operation for minimum 3 years may apply; must submit 501(c)(3) documentation and board list
  • For profit farms must be active for at least 2 years
  • Applicants may re-apply for the same project or a different one if they have not been funded in earlier grant cycles
Ineligibility Criteria
  • Ineligible for Funding:
    • Non-U.S. farms
    • Farms or farmers that have previously received a FGCF grant
    • Project budgets & items including; hydro/aquaponic systems, land purchases, labor, consultants, administrative costs, general marketing, one-time experiences, or any projects relying on outside grant funding for completion

For more information, visit The FruitGuys Community Fund.

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