Shipt Community Impact Grants supports nonprofits working to make fresh, nutritious food accessible in communities where it is hardest to find, with an emphasis on building long-term, locally rooted solutions rather than one-time food distribution. Their grants appear to favor practical, community-based models like teaching farms, mobile markets, and food hubs that strengthen local food systems and increase resilience. Because Shipt is a Target subsidiary, the program is also likely looking for credible, scalable partners that can demonstrate measurable community impact and sustainability.
Annual corporate grants with defined funding tiers (Seed and Growth) for nonprofits; likely funds project-based initiatives that expand access to nutritious food and build sustainable local food infrastructure.
Frame your proposal around improved access to fresh, nutritious food and show how your model builds a durable local food system. Be specific about geography served, number of households reached, and how the grant will help you scale or sustain a teaching farm, mobile market, or food hub model.
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Current and upcoming funding from Shipt Community Impact Grants that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: IRS-certified 501(c)(3) nonprofits or organizations operating under a 501(c)(3) fiduciary (fiscal sponsorship). Organizations that received Shipt Community Impact funding in either of the prior two consecutive years are ineligible.
Deadline: May 11, 2026 to June 12, 2026
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