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Big Green is a national nonprofit founded in 2011 by Kimbal Musk and Hugo Matheson, with the mission to build a healthier future for children by installing Learning Gardens in schools and teaching students about food literacy. While not a traditional arts or cultural organization, Big Green operates at the intersection of education, community, and the culinary arts, using garden-based learning to foster creativity and environmental stewardship. Its programs emphasize hands-on experiences that connect students to the origins of food, often incorporating artistic expression through garden design and culinary presentations. The organization's ethos is rooted in the belief that growing food can transform communities and inspire a new generation of informed eaters and makers.

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Big Green primarily offers grants and programs to schools and educational institutions, not individual artists. The Big Green Table Grant supports food education initiatives and may be of interest to artists working in social practice or community-based food projects. Applicants should demonstrate a clear plan for integrating garden-based learning into their curriculum or community programming, with a focus on sustainability and student engagement. It is advisable to review the specific eligibility criteria and deadlines on the Big Green website, and to contact the organization directly for clarification on how artistic components can be incorporated into proposals.

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ClosedDeadline · 2026-09-05

Big Green Table Grant Application

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