Local Food Promotion Program supports local and regional food enterprises with planning, marketing, training, and supply-chain projects to increase access to locally and regionally produced food.
The FY26 LFPP application period is now closed; applications were due June 5, 2026. The funder also added a reference to its Late, Nonresponsive, and Incomplete Applications Policy.
Farmers Market Promotion Program supports agricultural producers and food businesses through capacity building, marketing, and vendor training to strengthen direct producer-to-consumer markets.
Local Food Program supports school meal sponsors in purchasing food grown, raised, or processed in Colorado, connecting school meal programs with products sourced within the state.
Regional Food System Partnerships supports public-private partnerships in planning and expanding local and regional food systems to improve market access, food value chain coordination, and producer support.
Local Food Program – Technical Assistance Education Grant supports school meal sponsors’ purchases of Colorado-grown, raised, or processed foods for student meals, connecting schools with local agriculture.
Micro-Grants for Food Security Program supports individuals and organizations with small-scale food production and access projects to increase locally grown food in food-insecure communities.