🚨 GRANT OPPORTUNITY -Whole Foods Market Store Giving Program
Now accepting applications from eligible nonprofits serving communities surrounding Whole Foods Market stores.
📅 Deadline: October 11, 2026
💰 Grants up to: TBA
Focus Areas:
✅Food access & food security
✅Environmental stewardship
✅Community needs & local well-being
• Programs must serve communities surrounding Whole Foods Market stores.
• Funding must support nonprofit programs that align with Whole Foods Market's community-giving priorities and values.
• Must be a registered U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit, registered Canadian charitable organization, or UK charitable incorporated organization with verified nonprofit status.
🔗 Apply now! Click the here.
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