Application Form
- Submission Status for 2026: OPEN
- Accepted until: November 1, 2026
The Food Freedom Project (FFP) is offering two competitive grants of $2,500 for organizations or individuals in the United States who are working to create local systems of food sovereignty and promote food freedom in their communities.
Applications must be submitted online by November 1, 2026, to be considered for this round of funding. Grants will be awarded in January 2027.
Only one application per project or person will be accepted.
Please review the eligibility requirements and complete the form below to the best of your ability. Fully completed forms are a requirement for being considered. If you have questions or need help completing the application, please contact us at info@theancestralnutritionfoundation.org.
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All proposed projects must begin on or after November 1, 2026, and be completed within the designated funding period.
To be eligible, you must:
- Operated for at least one year.
- Demonstrated impact in creating systems or improving food sovereignty in your region.
- Present a clear plan for how you will use the grant money.
- Shown a proven track record of fiscal responsibility within your team and organization.
- Possessed experience or access to expertise necessary for project goals.
- Exhibited high potential to benefit from the grant.
- Evaluated the merit and usefulness of proposed project goals
- Assessed the likelihood of success based on proposed steps and timeline
The award per project is $2500. Eligible expense categories include but are not limited to: materials, supplies, equipment, training, and hired labor costs.
If awarded a grant, project leads will need to complete a grant agreement that outlines reporting requirements, promotional outreach related to funded activities, and potential visits by FFP staff. Including the use of photography and video during visits, as well as the utilization of project name/photos/video in Price-Pottenger Ancestral Nutrition Foundation (ANF) and FFP marketing materials.
Additionally, you must submit a valid Schedule F or Schedule C form, or a comparable document from a recent tax return. This document is not required during the application process.