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The Pollination Project

The Pollination Project is a venture‑capital‑type organization headquartered in Brevard, United States. It operates a micro‑grant program that awards up to...

The Pollination Project

The Pollination Project is a venture‑capital‑type organization headquartered in Brevard, United States. It operates a micro‑grant program that awards up to $500 to changemakers worldwide, with larger awards of up to $10,000 for farm‑animal advocacy initiatives. The firm’s funding targets early‑stage projects that advance climate resilience, social justice, animal protection, education, and community development. Grants are distributed directly to individuals and grassroots groups rather than equity investments in companies. The organization’s approach emphasizes low‑barrier, rapid‑disbursement financing to accelerate social and environmental impact. More information is available at thepollinationproject.org.

General information

Firm type

Venture Capital

Location

Country

United States

City

Brevard

Corporate office

Brevard, United States

Sector focus

Venture CapitalUnited States

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum amount The Pollination Project can grant?

Up to $500 for most projects, and up to $10,000 for farm‑animal advocacy initiatives.

Which sectors does The Pollination Project support?

Climate resilience, social justice, animal protection, education, and community development.

Who can apply for The Pollination Project’s micro‑grants?

Changemakers worldwide, including individuals and grassroots groups, with special consideration for farm‑animal advocates seeking larger awards.

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