Resilience Grants

For local non-profit programs that help food producers navigate economic and environmental uncertainty.

2026 Recipients

Boulder Food Rescue

Longmont Farm Stop

Flatirons Farmer’s Coalition

Focus

To support local non-profit projects that bring aggregated benefits to food producers through:

  • Education: training, certifications, and specialty workshops.

  • Well-being: access to healthcare, mental health services, and wellness resources.

  • Shared Infrastructure: solutions to systemic hurdles, improving productivity, market access, advertising and promotion and financial advising.

  • Climate resilience: emergency response, natural disaster prevention and mitigation, advocacy and solutions.

Process

  • An annual budget for Resilience Grants is determined by SOIL Boulder members.

  • SOIL Boulder members nominate local non-profit projects.

  • The Resilience Grant Committee (RGC) extends invitations to qualified nominees to apply.

  • Applications are reviewed by RGC.

  • Grants are awarded to applicants that demonstrate:

  • Aggregated benefits to local producers

  • Thoughtful and actionable budget and planning

  • Agricultural community ties and collaboration

  • Engagement and storytelling