In a continued effort to foster healthier communities and engage civic participation, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation is inviting applications for grants focused on promoting the well-being of children and community engagement. This opportunity, available year-round without a specific submission deadline, is a call to action for those looking to make a tangible difference in these vital areas. Interested parties can apply directly through an online portal.

Meanwhile, the Whole Kids Foundation is making strides in encouraging healthy eating habits among students with their Salad Bar Grant. This initiative equips school districts with a salad bar, ensuring that students have daily access to fresh fruits and vegetables. Applications for this grant are accepted throughout the year and are reviewed sequentially as they arrive. More details about the program and application process can be found on the Foundation’s website.

Additionally, the USDA Food and Nutrition Service is offering a range of grant opportunities, each with its own set of deadlines. These grants are part of a broader initiative to enhance food and nutrition services across the United States. For those interested in exploring these opportunities and contributing to the nation’s nutritional well-being, further information and application guidelines are available through a dedicated link.

These grants represent a concerted effort by various organizations to address key aspects of community health and engagement. They provide a unique chance for individuals and groups to contribute to significant societal improvements in health, nutrition, and civic participation.

The W. K. Kellogg Foundation accepts healthy kids and community/civic engagement grant applications throughout the year with no submission deadline.

The Whole Kids Foundation’s Salad Bar Grant: This grant provides school districts with a salad bar in the school, allowing students to have daily access to fresh fruits and veggies. Applications are accepted year round and are reviewed in the order they are received.

USDA Food and Nutrition Service has several grant opportunities open now with varying deadlines!