The Pollination Project is offering $1,000 seed grants to individuals and groups worldwide who are working to protect animals and transform the future of animal welfare. Guided by compassion and consciousness, we believe that small grants can spark big change.
What We Fund
We support bold, creative projects that:
- Reduce consumption of land and sea animals raised through industrial agriculture.
- Advocate for farmed animal welfare through campaigns, legislation, or corporate accountability.
- Help overlooked animals that are not usually the focus of advocacy efforts.
Examples of funded projects include:
- Vegan advocacy campaigns in schools and restaurants.
- Farmed animal welfare investigations exposing cruelty and driving change.
- Meat-free challenges that inspire communities to adopt plant-based diets.
- CCTV in slaughterhouses to ensure transparency and prevent abuse.
What You’ll Receive
- A $1,000 seed grant to launch or expand your project.
- Connection to a global activist network for collaboration and support.
- Opportunities to join capacity-building trainings to strengthen your impact.
Who Can Apply
Our grants are open to anyone in the world whose work is focused on helping animals. While we welcome global applications, we have a special focus on supporting advocates in Brazil, India, and Mexico working on farmed animal welfare.
Why It Matters
From campaigns to improve broiler chicken welfare in the UK, to efforts installing CCTV in Spanish slaughterhouses, to anti-speciesism advocacy across Mexico. These small grants have already sparked massive impact for millions of animals worldwide.
Disclaimer
This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an endorsement by Agri-web. Interested applicants are encouraged to visit the official Pollination Project website for complete program details and verified application instructions. Applicants are strongly advised to exercise due diligence before submitting any personal or sensitive information.
To apply for this job please visit thepollinationproject.org.