Hazel Herring Civic Improvement Grant

The Hazel Herring Civic Improvement Grant, established by the Woman's National Farm and Garden Association, supports projects aimed at enhancing community spaces. Eligible initiatives include community gardens, playgrounds, and beautification efforts. This grant allows members to fund new phases of ongoing projects, fostering civic engagement and improving public areas. Since its inception, the grant has evolved from an award to a funding opportunity for branches and divisions, ensuring a lasting impact on local communities.

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We offer a grant created by a former National president, Hazel Herring.
The Hazel Herring grant was originally established as an award for a completed project. Since then its focus has changed, with Hazel’s approval, to that of a GRANT to be given to a Branch, or Division project of “improvement” through civic action or improvement through beautification. This is in addition to and separate from the Civic Improvement Award. This will afford all Divisions and Branches the opportunity to fund an important project with Grant money up front.

Eligibility

Projects which will be considered include community gardens, landscaping or historic landmarks or community properties, establishment of playgrounds, open space parks, picnic areas and similar endeavors which benefit and improve public areas. Applicants MUST be WNF&GA membersIt can be part of a continuing large project, but a new phase.The Grants will be given only once per project as applied for on the application.
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