Cincinnati Urban Agriculture Program Awards
Fiscal Year 2023
OES (using the Cincinnati Urban Agriculture Program) partnered with The Greater Cincinnati Foundation for the fiscal year 2023 Urban Agriculture Mini Grants, positively impacting urban agriculture in the City. Grant requests were limited to a maximum of $1200. A total of 44 applications were received totaling $44,564. Forty-two sites received award funding, and $44,840 was utilized in FY 2023 in support of agricultural efforts.
The following entities received urban agriculture resources in FY 2023:
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Bellarmine Chapel |
BLOC Ministries |
Bond Hill Community Council |
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Brick Gardens
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Cincinnati Christian Adult Ministries Center |
Cincinnati Permaculture Institute |
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Cincinnati Urban Promise |
Civic Garden Center |
Clifton Area Neighborhood School PTO |
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College Hill Gardeners |
College Hill Recreation Center |
Community Matters Lower Price Hill |
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COS Community Development Corporation DBA Transformations CDC |
Druffel Gardens |
Ealiox Unlimited |
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East End Community Garden |
East End Garden District
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East Price Hill Community Garden |
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Eden Urban Gardens |
Enright Ridge Urban Ecovillage/Urban Earth Farms |
Garden of Jehovah-Jireh |
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Groundwork Ohio River Valley |
harr, llc |
Intentional Community Housing |
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Isaiah 55, Inc
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Little School House in the Woods |
Millvale Recreation Center |
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Mommy & Me |
MyWhy |
North Fairmount Community Center/ Veggies Via Vespa |
| Our Harvest Cooperative | Pleasant Street North Community Garden | Price Hill Will |
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Queen Mother's Market Cooperative |
Roselawn Community Council |
Sayler Park Village Council |
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Spring Grove Village Community Garden |
The Flower Lady |
Turner Farm Community Garden Program |
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Verdure Landscaping |
Walnut Hills Redevelopment Foundation |
Winton Terrace Residents Council |
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Working In Neighborhoods |
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