Classroom Mini-Grant Program supports South Carolina teachers’ student-involved food and fiber production projects to help students understand agriculture and its role in everyday life.
Florida Farm Bureau Mini Grants support Florida educators in developing innovative science and research projects for pre-K to 12th grade classrooms, as highlighted by the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
2026-27 Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Subgrant Program supports South Carolina elementary schools with free fresh produce snacks to broaden children’s diets and build healthier school environments.
Specialty Crop Block Grant supports producer, industry, and community-based organizations in projects that address grower needs and strengthen the competitiveness of South Carolina’s specialty crop industry.
The Florida Agriculture in the Classroom Volunteer Grant funds nonprofits to deliver science-based agricultural education to Florida students, promoting awareness of local agriculture and its scientific foundations.
The Donors Choose Teacher Mini Grants from the Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina fund creative, teacher-driven classroom projects that promote innovation and research-based learning in select SC counties.