Youth Garden Grants
The National Gardening Association awards 400 annual
Youth Garden Grants to schools, neighborhood organizations,
community centers, camps, clubs, and intergenerational programs
throughout the U.S. Each grant consists of a wide assortment
of quality tools, seeds, garden products, and educational
materials. The deadline for completed applications is November
1. Visit our Grants Page to learn
more.
Grants for Native Plant
Landscapes
The Lorrie Otto Seeds for Education Fund gives small grants
to schools and other educational organizations committed
to creative natural landscapes using native plants. Visit
the Web site for details.
Captain Planet Foundation
Committed to supporting hands-on environmental projects
for young people, the foundation provides grants from $250
to $2,500 to school and community groups. Applications are
reviewed on a quarterly basis. Visit the Web
site for guidelines and a proposal form.
Learning Grounds National
Grant 
Canadian K-12 educators wishing to create or expand
naturalized areas on school grounds can apply for grants
of up to $1,000. At least 75% of the grant funds must be
used to purchase native species of trees, shrubs, and wildflowers.
You can download
an application from the Learning Grounds Web site.
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National Gardening Association