Growing Together Montana
About the Project
Growing Together Montana (GTMT) is a collaboration between the MSU Extension Nutrition Education Program and the Master Gardener program that provides grants to active Master Gardener volunteers with a focus on growing and donating produce to local food banks and other emergency food resources. Master Gardeners also have the opportunity to work with SNAP-Ed instructors in their communities to provide nutrition education to the individuals and families that utilize the food banks. Montana will be joining Iowa, Nebraska, Michigan, Illinois, Wyoming, and Indiana in offering this grant opportunity.
GTMT Grant Application Information
Who can apply?
Active Master Gardener volunteers of any level!
When are applications due?
The 2022 application is now available and will be due Friday, February 11th, 2022 by 5pm! Want to know more? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions.
How much funding will I receive?
Applicants may request up to $2,000 for their projects.
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MSU Extension Agent & Master Gardener Resources
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Project Materials & Resources
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Press Toolkit
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Application Materials
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Please carefully read the Project Description and Overview before beginning the application.
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Donation Garden Toolkit
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Gardening Resources
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Success Stories
Growing Together Project in Old Hays, MT on the Fort Belknap Reservation
Growing Together Montana 2022 Impact Report (Text only version)
Contact Information
Project Coordinator: Valerie Seeton
Phone: 406-994-6022
Fiscal Coordinator: vacant
vacant
Phone: 406-994-2230
MSU Extension Nutrition Education Program Director: Leah Burnham
Phone: 406-994-6079
This Institution Is An Equal Opportunity Provider.
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