Scotts Canada
launches 2026 Gro for Good Grants initiative
in support of Community Gardens and Green Spaces across Canada
Mississauga, ON (January 28th, 2026) –
Scotts Canada Limited proudly announces the 2026 edition of the Gro for Good program to keep the spirit of community and connection to nature alive in Canada. The program provides grants to deserving communities, schools and non-profit organizations seeking to develop sustainable community gardens and green spaces.
Scotts Canada is pleased to be offering this exciting grant opportunity to Canadian communities in partnership with Communities in Bloom, Plant · Grow · Share a Row and Nutrients for Life.
Gro for Good grants are valued at $4,500 (cash plus in-kind product donation) and will be awarded to selected projects across Canada based on community impact, youth involvement and sustainability. The applicants will need to demonstrate one or more of the following benefits to the community: addressing health and wellness needs, enhancing the environment and/or engaging with youth. Each recipient of a grant will also have the opportunity to compete for one additional grant of $2,000 in gardening products that will be awarded based on a social media contest hosted by Scotts Canada.
Apply Now for a 2026 Gro for Good grant online at: http://groforgood.ca/
Due to the overwhelming popularity of the program, applications will be accepted until February 28, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. EST or until the first 200 submissions are received, whichever comes first. Gro for Good grants will be awarded as a combination of cash and in-kind product donation. Projects must be completed in 2026.
For further details on the Gro for Good program, please visit: http://groforgood.ca/
Questions can also be directed to communication@cib-cef.com
Scotts Canada
2025 Gro for Good Grant Recipients
2025 Grant Recipients
- Interfaith Food Bank Society of Lethbridge – Project name: Interfaith Learning Garden – (Alberta)
- Hammond River Angling Association – Project name: HRAA’s Edible Food Forest (New Brunswick)
- South and Central Health Foundation – Project Name: Green Thumb Gardening Program (Newfoundland)
- Rural Community of Alnwick – Project Name: Alnwick Community Garden (New Brunswick)
- Strathmore High School – Project Name: Fruitful Futures (Alberta)
Congratulations on receiving the 2025 Gro for Good grant.
WATCH THE 2025 WINNING VIDEO FROM
HAMMOND RIVER ANGLING ASSOCIATION, NB