Overview

The Pollination Project supports early-stage grassroots initiatives worldwide. Its seed grants are designed to help changemakers launch or grow community-centered work with small, catalytic funding.

Why it is recurring

The Pollination Project states funding decisions are made on a rolling basis. This makes it a recurring, always-open opportunity for eligible grassroots applicants.

Key benefits

Seed grant funding up to $500
Access to a global changemaker community
Potential access to future support opportunities for grantees

How to apply

Review current eligibility and funding guidelines on the application page.
Prepare a concise project description and budget details.
Submit an online application.
Wait for rolling review outcomes from grant advisors.

Notes for applicants

The Pollination Project emphasizes grassroots, non-profit, and values-aligned work, so applicants should check current guidance carefully before submission. Reviewers often look for practical evidence that the project has already started in some form and that seed funding can create meaningful forward movement.

As with other rolling opportunities, requirements can evolve. Applicants should verify current budget thresholds, funding restrictions, and payment conditions on the official application page before applying.

Suggested preparation checklist

Prepare a short project story that explains the community need and planned outcomes.
Create a simple budget showing how a seed grant will be used immediately and responsibly.
Gather evidence that project activities have already begun at a practical level.
Confirm ability to receive payment through supported methods under current program rules.

Verification snapshot

This entry is based on the official Pollination Project application guidance, which states that funding decisions are made on a rolling basis. Applicants should review the live application page for the latest constraints and process details before submitting.