Scholarships
Investing in youth entrepreneurs
Scholarships for young people building ventures in food, agriculture and sustainability.
Current openings
Available scholarships
The Yunus Social Innovation Award
Deadline: November 30, 2026 · Award: $2,500 × 3
The ISEED Eco-Leader Fellowship
Deadline: November 15, 2026 · Award: $1,500 × 2
Who can apply
Eligibility criteria
Each scholarship lists its own requirements. Across our current scholarships, applicants typically need to meet:
- Ages 16–25 residing or studying in King County, Washington
- Early-stage venture addressing poverty, food security, or environmental resilience
- Commitment to reinvesting enterprise proceeds back into the community mission
- Young adults active in community gardening, regenerative farming, or aquaponics
- Demonstrated passion for closing neighborhood nutritional gaps
Impact
Past recipients
Maya L.
Yunus Social Innovation Award · 2024
Launched an organic surplus food gleaning route connecting Eastside grocery stores to neighborhood food pantries.
David K.
ISEED Eco-Leader Fellowship · 2023
Engineered a low-cost solar sensor kit for greenhouse climate monitoring in community youth gardens.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Already applied? Check your status.
How do I apply?
Choose an open scholarship below, review its eligibility and required documents, then complete the online application. You can save your progress on your device and come back later.
How long does review take?
Applicants typically hear back within 4–6 weeks. You can check your status any time with your application ID and email.
Can I apply to more than one scholarship?
Yes. Submit a separate application for each scholarship you are eligible for.
Who can see my documents?
Uploaded documents are stored privately and are only accessible to GSBP's selection committee.