This grant funds projects in Ulster County that address food insecurity and strengthen emergency food systems through sustainable and collaborative approaches.
Funder: Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley
Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2026 (Full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: $5,000–$20,000 per organization; up to $75,000 for collaborative projects; approx. $350,000 total available (prior round)
Summary: Supports projects combating food insecurity and strengthening emergency food systems in Ulster County, with an emphasis on sustainability and collaboration.
Key Information: This is a projected/forecasted opportunity; all dates are anticipated.
This program, offered by the Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley in partnership with Ulster County, funds initiatives that address food insecurity and improve the resiliency of the emergency food system in Ulster County. Guided by findings from the Ulster County Food Security and Access Network (UCFSAN) Report, the grant supports projects that leverage or expand emergency food services, increase organizational capacity through equipment or personnel, purchase food, and promote sustainability in underserved areas. Collaborative projects that demonstrate long-term impact and strengthen the local network are strongly encouraged.