Grant Application
Planting, Fertilizing & Harvesting Community-Led Solutions for Food,
Planting, Fertilizing & Harvesting Community-Led Solutions for Food,
Nutrition, Health, and Well-Being in Miami-Dade County
Thank you for your interest in the Food & Nutrition for All (FNFA) Community Solutions Accelerator (CSA). This application supports community-led and resident-centered projects that advance food and nutrition security, health access, and systems coordination across Miami-Dade County. Grants range from approximately $5,000 to $25,000, and multiple projects will be funded this round.
Before you begin, please confirm your project meets all three requirements:
Partnership. Applications must involve at least two organizations working together. Single-organization applications are not eligible.
Geography. Projects must serve Miami-Dade County residents.
Expansion of existing work. CSA funds support the expansion or deepening of work your organization or partners already do. Brand-new standalone projects will not be funded.
What you will need to prepare:
- A signed Letter of Agreement from each collaborating partner (a template will be provided)
- A project budget
- Proof of nonprofit status or fiscal sponsorship
- A complete application
Selected grantees join a shared learning cohort and are expected to host or contribute to at least one FNFA Wellness Day. Details are in Section 7.
FNFA will be hosting two (2) application support workshops during the open period on Tuesday, September 29th and Tuesday, October 13th, each 90 min. Each will be held virtually. Workshops cover budget basics and partnership agreements.
Applications are due November 24, 2026 at 11:59 PM.
Questions?
Contact: info@foodandnutritionforall.org
About Food & Nutrition for All
Food & Nutrition for All (FNFA) is a collective impact effort, coordinated by Urban Health Partnerships (UHP), supported by lead agencies that include the American Heart Association, Miami-Dade County, Common Threads, Baptist Health, United Way Miami, and the National Healthy Weight Alliance. We bring together diverse stakeholders from health and non-profit systems as well as all aspects of the food system, including production, distribution, policy, and community development. Together, we’re building a comprehensive approach to tackle food insecurity and access issues in Miami-Dade County, with a focus on collaboration and sustainability.
The FNFA Collaborative is a county-wide, multi-sector movement committed to advancing food security, nutrition access, and overall well-being in Miami-Dade County. Led by UHP, FNFA unites community organizations, health systems, local leaders, and organizers to drive policy change, expand nutrition education, and strengthen local food systems.
Through collaborative action, innovative programs, and data-driven solutions, FNFA works to ensure that residents of all ages can access healthy, affordable, and culturally relevant food. Join us in transforming Miami-Dade’s food system and creating a more just, resilient, and nourished future for all.