What kinds of organizations does Flower Hill Institute support?

The recent grants list points to education and outreach organizations serving producers and community networks: Farmer's Outreach Solutions in North Carolina, Latino Farmers and Ranchers in Maryland, Farmers Veteran Coalition in Texas, and Women in Ranching in Montana. Its program pages also center technical assistance for USDA FSA resources and meat and poultry processing.

Where does Flower Hill Institute give most often?

The foundation gives most often in Maryland by grant count, based on the recipient data provided. The recent grants also include organizations in North Carolina, Texas, and Montana, showing a broader regional pattern across the United States.

Does Flower Hill Institute fund individuals or use program-related investments?

No. The profile identifies it as not funding individuals and not making program-related investments. The grants listed here are all to organizations, consistent with its direct program support and outreach-oriented model.

Flower Hill Institute

Name: Flower Hill Institute — grants, 990 financials & funding data
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About Flower Hill Institute

Flower Hill Institute is an Indigenous-led nonprofit dedicated to supporting the resilience of Tribal Nations by preserving and enhancing cultural resources, preparing youth for leadership, improving economic self-sufficiency, advancing agriculture and food sovereignty, and addressing climate change through community-directed projects and technical assistance.

Focus Areas

Tribal community capacity buildingMeat & poultry processing technical assistanceGrant application and post-award supportFeasibility studies and business planning for producers/processorsDisaster & emergency resources for producersIndigenous-led rewilding and landback initiatives

Who They Fund

general public/community membersstudents/learners

Funding Style

direct program support

About Flower Hill Institute

Flower Hill Institute’s largest recent grant was $320,000 to Farmer's Outreach Solutions for education and outreach, a sign that its giving centers public-facing work that helps producers and communities navigate programs and build capacity. The foundation’s grantmaking sits alongside an Indigenous-led mission focused on Tribal resilience, cultural resources, youth leadership, economic self-sufficiency, agriculture, food sovereignty, and climate-related community projects. In the recent grants list, that education-and-outreach emphasis appears again in support for Latino Farmers and Ranchers, which received $100,000, and Farmers Veteran Coalition, which received $94,288. Those awards point to a funder that uses grants to move information, technical support, and organizing resources toward specific producer communities. Flower Hill Institute’s programs also show how it works: it operates USDA-linked technical assistance resources, including FSA guidance and meat and poultry processing technical assistance, which fits a model built around direct program support and community education. The result is a foundation profile shaped by service delivery, technical assistance, and community-facing grantmaking rather than broad, unrestricted philanthropy.

What Flower Hill Institute Funds

Flower Hill Institute’s public grantmaking is tied closely to community education and outreach. In 2024, it gave $320,000 to Farmer's Outreach Solutions for education/outreach, then $100,000 to Latino Farmers and Ranchers for the same purpose, showing repeated support for information-sharing and producer engagement. Another $94,288 went to Farmers Veteran Coalition for education/outreach, extending that pattern to a different constituency. The remaining recent grant, $50,000 to Women in Ranching, also supported education/outreach and suggests attention to producer networks that need organized communication and learning support. Beyond the grants table, the foundation’s own program pages point to technical assistance in USDA FSA resources, disaster assistance, farmworker housing, and bison-related programming, as well as meat and poultry processing support and capacity-building for small and mid-sized processors.

How Flower Hill Institute Gives

Flower Hill Institute’s recent awards cluster around mid-sized grants: the 25th percentile is $83,216, the median is $97,144, and the 75th percentile is $155,000. The grant list shows one much larger award at $320,000, which sits above that typical range. All four recent grants were made in 2024, and the recipient list provided here does not show repeat grantees across multiple years. The foundation does not fund individuals and does not make program-related investments. Its work is organized as direct program support and public outreach/engagement rather than an open individual grantmaking model.

Financial Snapshot

Annual Giving

$127K

Total Assets

$1.2M

Total Revenue

$2.9M

Total Expenses

$2.7M

Typical Grant Size

Most grants fall between $83K and $155K, with a median of $97K.

25th Percentile

$83K

Median

$97K

75th Percentile

$155K

Geographic Reach

Regional4 states funded

About 0% of grants go to recipients in MD.

Funding intensity

Low

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Leadership

ROGER FRAGUA

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Recipient	Location	Amount	Year	Purpose
FARMER'S OUTREACH SOLUTIONS	KNIGHTDALE, NC	$50,537	2025	EDUCATION/OUTREACH
FARMERS VETERAN COALITION	DALLAS, TX	$45,156	2025	EDUCATION/OUTREACH
LATINO FARMERS AND RANCHERS	GERMANTOWN, MD	$31,186	2025	EDUCATION/OUTREACH
FARMER'S OUTREACH SOLUTIONS	KNIGHTDALE, NC	$320,000	2024	EDUCATION/OUTREACH
LATINO FARMERS AND RANCHERS	GERMANTOWN, MD	$100,000	2024	EDUCATION/OUTREACH
FARMERS VETERAN COALITION	DALLAS, TX	$94,288	2024	EDUCATION/OUTREACH
WOMEN IN RANCHING	COHAGEN, MT	$50,000	2024	EDUCATION/OUTREACH

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Where does Flower Hill Institute give most often?

Does Flower Hill Institute fund individuals or use program-related investments?

Open Grant Opportunities

USDA MPPTA (Meat and Poultry Processing Technical Assistance) — Flower Hill Institute

Recent Grants