Food Sovereignty Bundles

• The applicant must be Indigenous-led.
• The applicant must be serving Indigenous communities.
• The project must be community defined and driven by immediate and long-term need.
• The project must focus on food sovereignty, food security, food justice, and/or nutritional health and wellness.
• The project may support reconnection to traditional food systems, harvesting, and hunting practices, including knowledge transfer.

Who is eligible?

• Indigenous-led organizations
• Indigenous-led groups serving Indigenous communities

Who is not eligible

• Organizations or groups that are not Indigenous-led
• Organizations or groups that do not serve Indigenous communities

Eligible expenses

Ineligible Costs and Activities

Eligible geographic areas

• Step 1: Prepare submission approach
  • Plan to apply using the online application form.
  • If unable to use the online form, request an alternative submission method before the deadline.
• Step 2: Submit application
  • Complete and submit the application through the online form, or use an approved alternative method (phone call, short video, handwritten response, or online written response).
  • Ensure submission occurs before the application deadline.

• Funding is made possible by the Walmart Foundation.
• Projects are expected to embed Indigenous knowledge and practices.
• The program emphasizes intergenerational knowledge transfer connected to traditional food systems.