Local Agriculture and Community Education Support Grant in Wisconsin (USA)
GrantID: 70199
Grant Funding Amount Low: $200
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $1,000
Summary
There is a community-oriented grant opportunity available to support local organizations and projects that contribute to agricultural education, community engagement, and related activities within a defined county region. This funding is intended to help groups that are working to strengthen connections to farming, promote understanding of agricultural practices, and enrich local cultural or educational efforts that benefit residents. The emphasis is on supporting initiatives that have a positive, measurable impact on underserved or volunteer-driven community activities.
These awards are generally available to nonprofit organizations, youth groups, civic clubs, and other community-based entities that serve the local area. Typical eligible applicants include local chapters of youth agricultural programs, school or community organizations with agricultural or educational missions, and civic groups arranging events or services that enhance agricultural awareness. The opportunity is not designed for for-profit businesses or individual personal expenses, but rather for organizations working collaboratively to deliver community benefits.
The funds can be used for a variety of project costs, depending on the specific goals of the proposal. For example, organizations might apply for support to purchase materials for educational programming, fund awards or supplies for youth agricultural competitions, support community events that highlight farming and agribusiness, or underwrite outreach that encourages public participation in local agricultural life. Projects that show strong community engagement, clear planning, and a focus on building capacity or expanding access to agricultural learning often align well with the intent of the funding.
Award amounts are typically modest and tailored to support grassroots initiatives, allowing groups to carry out meaningful work without extensive fundraising pressure. These grants are usually allocated annually, with applications reviewed and awards determined on a yearly cycle. Prospective applicants should prepare proposals that clearly describe their project, expected outcomes, and the ways in which the funding would enhance their ability to serve community needs within the region. Successful projects not only receive financial support but benefit from being part of a broader effort to keep local agricultural traditions and education thriving.
Those working in Small Business and located in Wisconsin may meet the eligibility criteria for this grant. To browse other funding opportunities suited to your focus areas, visit The Grant Portal and try the Search Grant tool.
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