Six Common Ground Collaborative Grants Announced for 2025
Projects in Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Maryland, Tennessee, and Arizona awarded $10,000 grants by GCA
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April 10, 2025
The Garden Club of America has awarded six projects that emphasize food supply, education, and environmental restoration with the 2025 Common Ground Collaborative (CGC) grant. The projects’ locations range from schools and community centers to inner-city neighborhoods.
Local garden clubs collaborating with community groups plan to use the $10,000 CGC grants to build and expand community gardens, establish a culturally significant historic garden, and plant trees to combat heat.
Read about these clubs’ civic engagement:
https://www.gcamerica.org/civicprojects/commongroundcollaborative
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