The One Hive Foundation is inviting nonprofit organizations to apply for its 2026-2027 Impact and Catalyst Grants, supporting innovative projects that advance pollinator health, regenerative agriculture, science-based advocacy, and environmental sustainability. Designed with a streamlined application process, the Foundation prioritizes reducing administrative burdens on grantees by offering simplified reporting, opportunities for real-time learning, and support for both multi-year funding and general operating costs.
Key Eligibility Criteria
Applications are open to nonprofit organizations whose programmes align with One Hive Foundation's mission, vision, and strategic funding priorities. Organizations should demonstrate a strong commitment to pollinator health, regenerative agriculture, environmental conservation, scientific research, advocacy, or related fields capable of producing measurable impact.
Funding Priorities
- Advocacy and public policy initiatives that reduce pesticide use and promote science-based agricultural policies.
- Farmer-focused education and advocacy for farmers, beekeepers, students, and agricultural professionals.
- Scientific research on pesticide impacts on pollinators, ecosystems, and public health.
- Research on regenerative and ecologically responsible agriculture improving biodiversity, soil health, water quality, and farm resilience.
- Projects addressing beekeeping industry integrity, including honey adulteration and market transparency.
- Initiatives translating scientific evidence into practical action through education, policy development, and implementation.
The Foundation also considers proposals on leadership development, community education, pollinator habitat conservation, large-scale habitat restoration, pollinator-friendly business partnerships, capacity building, and relevant conferences and events.
Enjoying this article? Share it with your network!
Grant Benefits
- Multi-year funding for longer-term impact.
- General operating support for organizational flexibility.
- Project-specific funding aligned with Foundation priorities.
- A proposal-writing stipend for invited Impact Grant applicants.
- Simplified reporting focused on dialogue and shared learning rather than burdensome paperwork.
Application Timeline
- Letters of Intent due: September 15, 2026.
- Invitations for Full Proposals: October 15, 2026.
- Full Proposal deadline (Impact and Catalyst Grants): December 1, 2026.
- Funding decisions announced: February 15, 2027.
How to Apply
Organizations should review the official Request for Proposals and confirm alignment with the Foundation's priorities before applying through the One Hive Foundation website.
Disclaimer
Edfrica shares opportunities for informational purposes only. Results and funding outcomes are not guaranteed.
