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| Organization Name | Grant Name | Grant Amount | Grant Cycle | Region |
BUILD Inc. | Austin Fresh and North Lawndale Fresh | $150,000.00 | 2024 | Chicago Area |
For general support of its Austin Grown program, addressing food insecurity among youth by promoting access to healthy food options while teaching food preparation, youth leadership, and STEAM skills; providing youth with an opportunity to earn money by working on transformative community projects; and establishing a pipeline to Chicago’s farm-to-fork economy. | ||||
Beyond Hunger | Austin Fresh and North Lawndale Fresh | $60,000.00 | 2024 | Chicago Area |
For its Nutrition Education and Fresh Produce Expansion in Austin. Their Home Delivery program will continue purchasing produce from Forty Acres Fresh Market, increase its spending from Austin Harvest and PCC Austin Farm, and grow the number of homebound persons receiving fresh produce. | ||||
Austin Garden Collective | Austin Fresh and North Lawndale Fresh | $70,000.00 | 2024 | Chicago Area |
To support the Collective’s establishment as a 501(c)(3) organization, their partnership with community and urban agriculture organizations to create incubator farming sites in underutilized garden spaces, and the hiring of a Community Engagement consultant. | ||||
Austin Community Food Co-Op | Austin Fresh and North Lawndale Fresh | $25,000.00 | 2024 | Chicago Area |
To sustain the execution of project activities for the Co-op including website development, refining and executing short and long-term communications strategies, analyzing survey data, creating profiles of different types of potential member owners and planning their first membership campaign. | ||||
Austin Coming Together | Austin Fresh and North Lawndale Fresh | $298,031.00 | 2024 | Chicago Area |
To support the efforts of Austin Eats, a coalition working to strengthen the healthy food ecosystem in Austin by increasing the collective impact of its member organizations to improve education and economic development outcomes for the community. | ||||
One Earth Collective | Land, Health, Community-Chicago | $25,000.00 | 2024 | Chicago Area |
One Earth Film Festival will develop a branded, turn-key model to allow our extensive Chicago-area partner network to autonomously manage film events at a quality consistent with those offered directly by OEFF. Funds are needed to research and develop processes for finding partners, and to develop a partner toolkit, timeline, online/in-person training module, ticketing, and sponsorship guidelines. | ||||
Water People Theater Group NFP | Land, Health, Community-Chicago | $10,000.00 | 2024 | Chicago Area |
For the Noticias KIDS News Program, supporting 20 Latinx teenagers, ages 12-15, to address issues around mental health, water and food justice, and the climate crisis using a journalist format; culminating in developing and presenting a news segment to their peers, families, and the broader community to spark new conversations. | ||||
Pilot Light | Land, Health, Community-Chicago | $10,000.00 | 2024 | Chicago Area |
To fund the development of Pilot Light’s “A Seat at the Table” community coalition to work with educators to bring interactive experiences featuring chefs & farmers into classrooms, bridging gaps in food education & access, improving the food literacy students, and empowering youth to make positive, informed, sustainable choices. | ||||
Nourishing Hope | Land, Health, Community-Chicago | $10,000.00 | 2024 | Chicago Area |
To support the growth of Nourishing Hope’s Online Market, the first and only online food pantry service in Chicago. Their holistic approach to hunger relief includes mental wellness and case management services. | ||||
Just Roots Chicago | Land, Health, Community-Chicago | $10,000.00 | 2024 | Chicago Area |
For funding to support the Growing Young Leaders program, providing job training and leadership development for Chicagoland youth between the ages of 16-24. In addition to developing sustainable urban agriculture skills, youth participants receive training in financial literacy, cooking and nutrition, job readiness, and leadership development. | ||||
