Yearlong Grant
Yearlong grants provide middle and high school FFA chapters with up to $3,000 to support a service-learning project that spans an entire school year.
This grant provides middle/high school FFA chapters with up to $1,200 per semester to implement a service-learning project in their community for one semester.
DAY of service mini-grant
This grant provides alumni, middle and high school chapters with up to $500 to conduct a one-time service event.
This grant provides state FFA associations/foundations with up to $8,000 to support a state-level day of service event to engage FFA members.
All grants are available for projects based on duration and scope.
Living to Serve Grants provide an opportunity for FFA chapters and state FFA associations/foundations to seek funding to support various types of service projects through a competitive application process.
Applicants must identify a community need that falls within one of four focus areas: community safety; hunger, health and nutrition; environmental responsibility; or community engagement.
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