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FUTURE GARDENERS GRANT
Lake Forest Park Garden Club
Help Your Students Grow!
Do you have a classroom garden idea, a plant-science project, or a hands-on gardening activity you'd love to bring to your Lake Forest Park students? The Lake Forest Park Garden Club (LFPGC) wants to help make it happen!
Our Future Gardeners Grant provides funding for local educators and youth leaders working with Lake Forest Park students in grades 1–12. We support small, teacher-led projects that help young people discover the joy of plants, gardening, science, and caring for the natural world.
$1,000 IN TOTAL GRANT FUNDING
The $1,000 may be divided among several applicants so we can support multiple classrooms and projects.
What Can the Grant Support?
Funding may be used for educational projects and materials such as:
Seeds, plants & horticulture supplies
Classroom gardens & growing projects
Hydroponics projects
Lab & science materials
Books & educational resources
Educationals software
Garden tools & supplies
Other gardening-related materials
Projects must be educational in nature and without a partisan agenda.
Grant funds must be used within one year of the application deadline.
APPLICATION DEADLINE
Applications Open: July 1, 2026
Applications Due: December 31, 2026 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time
GROWING THE NEXT GENERATION OF LAKE FOREST PARK GARDENERS
A garden can be a living classroom where students explore science, nature, food, responsibility, and the amazing world of plants. The Lake Forest Park Garden Club is proud to invest in local teachers and students and help grow a lasting appreciation for gardening in our community.
Have an idea? We’d love to hear about it!
Apply for the Future Gardeners Grant and help your students learn, grow, and get their hands in the soil.
Lake Forest Park Garden Club
Growing knowledge. Growing gardens. Growing future gardeners.
Future Gardeners Grant Application
Lake Forest Park Garden Club
Applications due December 31, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time
About the grant: The Lake Forest Park Garden Club is offering a total of $1,000 in grant funding, which may be divided among multiple applicants. Grants support small, teacher-led projects serving students in grades 1-12. Funds must be used within one year of the application deadline.
1. Applicant Information
Tell us a little about yourself and your school or program
2. Project Information
Help us understand what you would like your students to learn and do.
Terms and conditions: My project serves students in grades 1-12. The funds will support an educational, teacher-led project. The project is not intended to promote a partisan agenda. I understand that grant funds must be used within one year of the application deadline. I certify that the information provided in this application is accurate to the best of my knowledge.
By submitting this application, you are providing the information above to the Lake Forest Garden Club
for consideration of the Future Gardeners Grant..