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A Small Grant can Make a Big Difference
It’s a new application season for SGGN Small Grants. Would Rabbit fencing, compost delivery, or a super insuated storage box help you increase food production and distribution in your giving garden.. SGGN’s small grants are available for these types of giving garden projects projects. Check out our easy application (add link to grant application page here.)
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SGGN Awards Small Grants to Giving Gardens
For the second year, SGGN awarded small grants to individual Giving Gardens who requested funds for a specific purpose. Grants are capped at $300 per year, per Giving Garden. We are delighted to announce the recipients of our 2023 SGGN Small Grant Programs. Thank you gardeners for all the work you do. Below is a summary of the grant recipients: University District P- Patch: $225 for a rabbit fence. Picardo Farms: $300 for tools and supplies. Gilman Gardens: $211 for garden framing. Maple Leaf Community Garden: $299 for compost, netting, hose nozzles, support towers Shiga’s Garden: $300 for two raised beds. Barton P-Patch: $98 for improvements to vertical gardening. …
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Small Grants Available 2022
Unexpected expenses can take the joy out of a giving garden project. If your giving garden needs help with unanticipated expenses such as broken or missing tools, willing volunteers who need a better style of glove, a rotting side-panel in the raised bed, broken hoses, or a yard or two of compost, you can apply for reimbursement from Seattle’s Giving Garden Network’s Small Grants Program. We’ve a small pot of money to use for exactly these types of things and the process is surprisingly simple Contact us at info@sggn.org to learn more about it. https://www.sggn.org/small-grants-guidelines/
