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Seed Ball Stewardship Grant

Support the Seed Ball Stewardship Grant

This program is powered by the generosity of our donors. Your contribution directly funds the materials and STEM lessons that make this conservation work possible.


  • $25: Plant the Possibility: Provides regionally appropriate, pollinator seeds from Renee's Garden to inspire a student's conservation journey.

  • $50 : Support STEM Learning: Delivers a full set of environmental STEM lessons to one classroom.

  • $100: Seed Ball Kit for a Classroom: Equips an entire class with seeds, clay, and soil to create pollinator habitats.

  • $250: Kits for a Grade Level: Supports large-scale habitat restoration across multiple classrooms.

  • $500: Empower a Whole School: Brings kits and eco-STEM curriculum to every student on campus.


At checkout, simply mention in the comments that you'd like your donation to support the Seed Ball Program!

Grant Eligibility

The Seed Ball Stewardship Grant opens on January 27, 2026! We welcome applications from schools, nonprofits, and community organizations.


  • Status: Opening Soon. This is a need-based rolling grant. Once open, applications will be reviewed every two weeks, and awards will be granted until funding is exhausted for the season.


  • Requirement: Recipients are required to complete a brief spring survey and share photos of their project. These updates allow us to showcase the program's impact and secure future funding from our supporters.


Sign up for our newsletter for a reminder on January 27th!

Grant Timeline

This is a rolling grant opportunity is closed for the 2024-2025 school year. Check back in the fall of 2025 for updates on this grant opening! You can also sign up for our newsletter and be the first to hear about the Seed Ball Stewardship Grant Kit grant opening!

BEE A PART OF ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION FOR POLLINATORS!

Our Stewardship Grant Program empowers schools, nonprofits, and community groups to take direct action for pollinator health. Recipients receive comprehensive seed ball kits featuring soil, clay, and region-specific wildflower seeds provided in partnership with Renee’s Garden.


In addition to physical materials, grant winners gain access to Planet Bee’s Environmental STEM Programs, including live virtual lessons and NGSS-aligned curriculum designed to inspire the next generation of environmental stewards.

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