NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH GRIN GRANT PROGRAM
The GRIN Grant initiative was launched in March 2014 in the effort to support community grow projects in Regina. It is annual funding project that is awarded to one or more approved project applicants. This grant helps fund projects that support projects in that increase awareness about gardening and a safe, sustainable environment within Regina.
The Regina Public Interest Research Group (RPIRG) has partnered with the GRIN Grant Program to expand their impact. We've been able to give $5,000 in grant funding to grow the amount of approved projects and increase the amount given from $1,000 to $2,000.
How To Apply & Eligibilty
If your project or event promotes gardening to enhance the local environment and improve the quality of life for community members and the general public, this grant is a perfect fit! The application process includes 15 questions submitted to the Regina Horticultural Society (RHS), with a total possible score of 100 points.
GRIN Grant applicants eligible for funding include community-based individuals or organizations such as partnerships, schools, service clubs, co-operatives, and community associations. Applicants must not have received a recent RHS GRIN Grant. Previous recipients are eligible to apply only if at least five years have passed and the application is for a completely new project.
If you have any questions, the GRIN Committee can be reached at info@reginahortsociety.ca.