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State Agency: Farm to School Program Training and Curricula
Posted
6/4/19
Assistance Listing Number
10.531
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2
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3
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Food and Nutrition Service
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228CA155N7903
The Tides Center received a $747,296 Project Grant award from the United States Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service under the State Agency: Farm to School Program Training and Curricula federal grant program (CFDA 10.531). The award will support technical assistance and services through June 2025 to further expand farm to school initiatives. Specifically, the Tides Center will provide training, curricula development, and other cooperative agreement activities that promote connecting schools and local farms. The Farm to School Cooperative Agreement solicitation supports organizations experienced in offering technical assistance to advance farm to school programs nationwide.
Tides Center
Project Grant
$747.3k
3/28/22
4/7/22
198MT156N7903
CN FARM TO SCHOOL
The National Center For Appropriate Technology Inc.
Cooperative Agreement
($31k)
5/13/19
5/17/24
208FL119N7903
FARM TO SCHOOL GRANT PROGRAM
National Agriculture In The Classroom Organization Inc.
Cooperative Agreement
$325.0k
8/7/20
12/3/24
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Farm To School Technical Assistance-Cooperative Agreement
The purpose of the Farm to School Technical Assistance Cooperative Agreement described in this request for applications (RFA) is to support nonprofit entities and Indian Tribal Organizations to implement national- and/or regional-level farm to school activities. Awardees under this cooperative agreement will undertake projects supporting USDA's priorities of Food System Transformation, Improving Child Health through Nutritious School Meals, and Indigenous Food Sovereignty. There are three funding tracks available, corresponding with each USDA priority. Applicants to the Supporting Community Engagement track (aligned with USDA's priority of Improving Child Health through Nutritious School Meals) will propose projects that expand farm to school institutes. The Supporting Producer Engagement track aligns with USDA's Food Systems Transformation priority and will fund projects that strengthen producer engagement with the Child Nutrition Programs market. Finally, the Supporting Tribal Engagement track will fund an entity to conduct Tribal dialogues with the purpose of supporting FNS's farm to school grantmaking and technical assistance for Tribal entities, in alignment with USDA's Indigenous Food Sovereignty priority. Available funding ranges from $500,000 to $1 million depending on the applicant's choice of track. Eligible applicants are national and/or regional level nonprofit entities and Indian Tribal Organizations with a history of meaningful engagement with the target audience for this cooperative agreement
USDA-FNS-F2S-TECH-COOP-24
Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service
10/10/23
7/27/23
Farm to School Grantee Gathering
This Request for Proposals (RFP) announces the availability of funds to establish a new three-year cooperative agreement, for the purposes of planning, developing, and executing the Farm to School Grantee Gathering, an annual three-day face-to-face training for new Farm to School Grant Program awardees, beginning with the FY 2020 gathering in September 2020. The applicant will assist FNS in developing an agenda, planning, and overall management of the Farm to School Grantee Gathering. FNS expects to fund one competitive cooperative agreement with an award of approximately $150,000 per fiscal year, over a three-year period. This award is contingent upon the availability of funds. FNS may fund this project, in whole or in part, without further competition, in this or subsequent fiscal years. FNS anticipates the period of performance for this project will be three years. The purpose of this Request for Proposals (RFP) is to: Provide background information and context related to the goals of this funding opportunity; Describe the type of cooperative agreement available; Solicit funding proposals from eligible entities; Describe the requirements for submitting a successful proposal; Describe how applicants will be reviewed and selected; and, Describe the terms and conditions to which the applicant must adhere, including how the funds can be used. FNS intends to select a non-profit organization with established relationships and experience with farm to school stakeholders and farm to school activities. The selected applicant will also have experience in planning and carrying out large meetings or conferences as well as the capacity to carry out the project goals and objectives.
USDA-FNS-F2S-FY20-GG
Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service
5/24/20
4/24/20