Frontier Farm Credit awarded $151,350 in Working Here Fund grants in the second quarter of 2026. The 21 nonprofit organizations listed below received grants to support agriculture and rural communities with projects that address one of the following areas: ag education, hunger relief, rural disaster relief, and rural health services.
Frontier Farm Credit is accepting grant applications for the third quarter of 2026 through September 30. To learn about the requirements and apply online, visit the Working Here Fund grants page.
Working Here Fund Grants Awarded in Eastern Kansas
Chapman
Chapman Agriculture / Industry Alignment Project
Cherokee County Ambulance Association Inc
Trauma Kits
Cherokee County Extension Council
Growing Connections; From Seeds to Success
City of Emporia - Emporia Fire Department
Agricultural Machinery Rescue Training Project
City of Goessel
Storm Siren Automation Upgrade
Coffey County Library Board
Little Free Pantry
Douglas County Kansas State Extension
Douglas County Soil Health Demonstration and Diagnostics Initiative
Dream Center of the 4 States
DC Food Pantry Support and Expansion
Flint Hills Christian School Inc
"Ag in the Classroom" Greenhouse Initiative
Flint Hills Technical College Foundation
Precision Agriculture Technology Facility Renovations
Frontier Farm Credit FLCA
Community Garden
Galesburg Volunteer Fire Department
Replace Fire Hose
Hope Market Foundation
Summer Farm-to-Pantry Initiative
Jayhawk
Jayhawk Linn FFA Barn Update
Kansas Land Trust Inc
Kansas Landowner Conservation Education Initiative
Oketo/Balderson Rural Fire District #5
Rescue Trailer
Osage County Conservation District
FFA Soil Health Field Supplies
Riverton High
Animal Science Swine Project "Bacon A Difference" - Community Pork Donation
Thayer Christian Church and Preschool
Thayer Christian Church Food Pantry and Benevolence
Wabaunsee County Economic Development Fund
Wamego Health Center - Alma Clinic
Wamego United Methodist Church
Wamego Community Meals