Growing Roots in the Neighbourhood
About: The GRIN Grant initiative was launched in March 2014 in the effort to support community grow projects in Regina. It is annual funding project of up to $1,000 that is awarded to one or more approved project applicants. This grant helps fund projects that support projects in that increase awareness about gardening and a safe, sustainable environment within Regina.
The GRIN grant will increase for 2026 to $2,000, for up to 3 grants. Regina Public Interest Research Group RPIRG from the University of Regina has given the GRIN grant funding of $5,000.00 to distribute through this grant. Follow this link to learn more about RPIRG
Mission: To encourage gardening for the enhancement of the local environment and the quality of the life of its members and of the general public.
Mandate: To educate, through its various programs, its members and the general public about gardening, and to promote and support gardening in Regina and surrounding area.
Eligible Applicants: GRIN Grant Applicants that are eligible for funding are community based individual or organizational projects including partnerships, schools, service co-ops, community associations, etc. that have not recently received the RHS GRIN Grant. Recipients are not eligible to apply unless it has been at least 5 years and is a totally new project.
Click here to see previous GRIN Grant recipients
Click here for the GRIN Grant 2026 Application form
To contact the GRIN committee email info@reginahortsociety.ca.