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$100 Pollinator Garden Grant

Save The Bees USA helps schools and environmentally focused organizations create welcoming places for bees, butterflies, and other pollinators.

Apply for a Garden Grant

A Simple Way to Grow Habitat

Turn $100 Into Flowers, Food, and Shelter for Pollinators

Selected schools and organizations receive a $100 grant to help start or expand a pollinator garden. The application is short because good local ideas should be easy to share.

Apply

Tell us who you serve, where the garden will grow, and what you hope to create.

Plant

Use the award for pollinator-friendly plants, seeds, soil, signs, or basic garden supplies.

Share

Send us a completion photo and a brief update so your project can inspire others.

September 2026 Grant Impact

Pollinator Garden Grants Awarded Across America

So far this year, Save The Bees USA supported pollinator garden projects at schools and community organizations across 16 states. Based on recipient estimates, these gardens are expected to benefit approximately 5,500 students through hands-on learning, field trips, and schoolwide garden use.

23grants awarded
16states represented
5,500+students estimated to benefit
Map of 23 Pollinator Garden Grant cities across 16 states
Gold circles mark grant cities. Green states received at least one 2026 Pollinator Garden Grant.
View all 23 grant cities
  • Chancellor, AL
  • Gilbert, AZ
  • Visalia, CA
  • Bradenton, FL
  • Miami, FL
  • North Port, FL
  • Oak Hill, FL
  • Sarasota, FL
  • Loganville, GA
  • Maquoketa, IA
  • Round Lake, IL
  • Petoskey, MI
  • Kansas City, MO
  • O’Fallon, MO
  • Jacksonville, NC
  • New York, NY
  • Hamilton, OH
  • Ottawa, OH
  • Conway, SC
  • Joanna, SC
  • San Antonio, TX
  • North Chesterfield, VA
  • Brewster, WA

Who Can Apply

Schools and Organizations Growing Environmental Impact

Eligible Applicants

  • Schools and education programs
  • Nonprofit and community organizations
  • Environmental, conservation, garden, and youth organizations
  • Organizations with permission to plant at the proposed location

What the Grant Can Support

  • Native or regionally appropriate flowering plants
  • Pollinator-friendly seeds
  • Soil, compost, mulch, or basic garden supplies
  • Simple educational signs or plant labels

A Short Application

Apply for a $100 Pollinator Garden Grant

No resume, formal proposal, recommendation letter, or detailed budget is required. Applications are reviewed monthly, and awards are based on anticipated impact, demonstrated need, and available funding. Submission does not guarantee selection.

Name
Address
Briefly describe your idea, where the garden will be located, and what you hope it will accomplish.
Tell us who will use, visit, or learn from the garden. Include the estimated number of students and other people who will benefit.
How Would You Use the $100?
Follow Save The Bees USA
Share This Grant Opportunity
Applicant Agreement
Optional. Share a public link that helps us verify your organization or your post.
Provide the official school or organization website used to verify the applicant.
Enter the exact school or organization name that should appear on the check. Checks cannot be issued to an individual.

Help the Opportunity Grow

Share the Grant With Your Community

Applicants agree to follow Save The Bees USA on at least one available social platform and share or repost this grant opportunity. Schools or organizations that cannot use social media may share it through an official newsletter, website, email list, or another approved communication channel.

Grow Something Meaningful

Give Pollinators a Better Place to Find Food and Shelter

A small garden can become a living classroom, a community gathering point, and a dependable source of seasonal habitat.

Start the Application