Rapid City Food Services Grant
The Black Hills Area Community Foundation grant funds projects that improve nonprofit food service access in Rapid City, focusing on under-resourced areas and expanded hours to address food insecurity.
Funder: Black Hills Area Community Foundation
Due Dates: June 15, 2026 (applications close)
Funding Amounts: Up to $25,000 per grant; equipment grants are one-time, staff/volunteer support grants may be renewed annually for up to three years.
Summary: Supports nonprofits in Rapid City to expand or strengthen food service access, especially for under-resourced areas and during evenings or weekends.
Description
This grant opportunity from the Black Hills Area Community Foundation is designed to strengthen or expand nonprofit food services for Rapid City residents, with a focus on under-resourced neighborhoods and addressing gaps in access identified by the Food Security Needs Assessment of Rapid City. The grant supports projects that improve charitable food access, particularly during evenings and weekends, and prioritizes efforts serving areas of greatest need. Funding can be used for equipment/infrastructure or for staffing and volunteer support to extend service hours, with an emphasis on long-term sustainability.
