Community & School Garden Grants

Last updated August 16, 2026

There are currently 164 active community garden grants in Grantable's free grants database, drawn from foundation sources and updated daily.

164 grants
Foundation
Updated daily

Find the community garden grants matched to your org

Free, no account to start — Grantable's AI ranks all 164 on mission, geography, and award size in a few minutes.

Start finding grants
Grant Deadline Amount
Master Gardener Scholarship
Rolling
Up to $150
Nature's Path: Gardens for Good Grant
Rolling
$7K
Garden Grant Program
Rolling
Varies
Get Farming Mini Grant
Rolling
Up to $4K
KidsGardening: Youth Garden Grant
Rolling
$500
Ann Arbor Farm & Garden Grants
Rolling
Up to $1K
The National Garden Scheme - Community Garden Grants
Rolling
£1,000 - £5,000
ReTreeUS Back-to-School Garden Program
Rolling
Varies
Northwest Horticultural Society Grants
Rolling
$1K – $6K
Strategic Impact Grants
Rolling
Up to $10K
State of Nevada Department of Education: School Garden Grant
Rolling
Up to $400K
WP Rawl School to Garden Grants
Rolling
$250 – $500
GrowBoston Garden Supplies Grant
Rolling
Up to $2K
Paul Culberson Agricultural Development Fund Grant
Rolling
Up to $7K
NewYork-Presbyterian: Mini-Grants Program
Rolling
Varies
Henry John Simonds Foundation Grant
Rolling
Varies
Community Match Fund
Rolling
Up to $6B
Urban Edible Garden Grant
Rolling
Varies
Land, Health, Community Grant Program: East Central Illinois
Rolling
$3K – $50K
Victory Noll Sisters Small Grants Program
Rolling
Up to $1K
Seedlings for Schools (SFS) Grants
Rolling
Varies
Plant to Grant Challenge
Rolling
$5K – $25K
WHF: School Garden Grants
Rolling
$4K
Junior Gardener Program Grants
Rolling
Up to $500

Showing 97–120 of 164

About community garden grants

Community garden grants support urban agriculture, food access, and conservation education in neighborhoods and underserved communities. The USDA funds this work through Urban Agriculture and Innovative Production grants and through state NRCS opportunities tied to its People's Garden and conservation programs. Nonprofits, schools, tribes, local governments, and housing authorities are common applicants.

Frequently Asked Questions

What grants are available for community gardens?

Funding supports starting and sustaining community and urban gardens, food production, conservation education, and practices like high tunnels and stormwater management. The USDA offers Urban Agriculture and Innovative Production grants, and some state NRCS offices run dedicated community garden opportunities. Local foundations and city programs frequently fund neighborhood gardens as well.

Does the USDA fund community gardens?

Yes. The USDA supports community gardens through its Urban Agriculture and Innovative Production program and, in some states, through NRCS community garden grant opportunities that fund conservation practices, education, and habitat work. Eligible applicants often include nonprofits, schools, tribal governments, local governments, and public housing authorities.

Who else funds community garden projects?

Beyond the USDA, many community foundations, local governments, and corporate giving programs fund neighborhood gardens, and national nonprofits sometimes offer small garden grants and seed or supply donations. Because awards for gardens are often modest, organizations frequently combine several small grants. Local funders can be especially accessible for grassroots garden groups.

Get a shortlist of community garden grants built for your organization

Tell Grantable's AI about your nonprofit and it ranks these grants on mission, geography, and award fit — then emails you a personalized shortlist with the reasoning for each. Free, no account to start.

Find my grants — emailed to me
Your AI grants department

Here's the math on clicking through this list.

You, clicking into all 24 grants

~2.8 hrs

at ~7 min per grant profile

Your agents, the same 24

~1 min

every profile evaluated and scored, with reasoning

You
Agents