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GRANT OPPORTUNITIES
The Healthy Zone School Program has brought together school-based grant opportunities to enhance physical activity, nutrition, and health among youth. If you have any questions about a grant opportunity, please contact the funding organization.
Math & Movement Grant
Apply for a full day of Math & Movement professional development at your school. Pre-K through 5th grade teachers will learn how to add movement into their curriculum.
Funding: $4,700 value
Due Date: Rolling
Bonnie Plants Third Grade Cabbage Program
Apply for free cabbage plants for your 3rd grade classroom. The program awards a $1,000 scholarship to one student in each participating state based on size and appearance of the cabbage.
Funding: $1,000
Due Date: Rolling
Game Changer Grant
Improve children’s health and education through movement using Action Based Learning and Kinesthetic Classrooms. Available to all K-12 educators to apply.
Award Amount: $10,000
Due Date: May annually
Carton 2 Garden
Reuse your milk and juice cartons to make an innovative garden at your school through the Carton 2 Garden grant. K-12 public and private schools are eligible to apply and 15 schools will be selected.
Award Amount: $1,000 - $5,000
Due Date: March annually
American Academy of Dermatology: Shade Structure Program
Looking for shade for an outdoor space? The American Academy of Dermatology Shade Structure Program is awarding schools and non-profits with the opportunity to install permanent shaded areas.
Award Amount: $8,000
Due Date: December 31st
Whole Kids: US Gardens Grant Program
All schools that serve students in K-12 are eligible to apply for funding to use towards a new or existing garden.
Award Amount: $2,000
Due Date: October annually
Annie’s Grants for Gardens
All K-12 public schools are eligible to apply for funding to design a variety of gardens such as windowsill gardens, vertical gardens, raised beds, greenhouses, and more!
Award Amount: Varies
Due Date: November 1st
Riding for Focus Grant
The Riding for Focus Program is designed to provide middle schools with a six week cycling curriculum that meets national physical education standards, 20 bikes, 20 helmets, and a training trip for one to Morgan Hill, California!
Funding: Varies
Due Date: February annually
Get Out and Grow School Garden
The school garden sweepstakes is open to School Administrators or Foodservice Directors of K-12 schools.
Gold Award: $15,000 plus a visit from a Team USA Athlete
Silver Award: $5,000
Bronze Award: 20 schools will receive $500
Due Date: March annually
Game On Grants
Grants for physical activity and nutrition initiatives that support K-12 schools efforts to improve school and student health.
Funding: $500 or $1,000
Due Date: April annually