Homeworld Collective Garden Grants
Most recent verified Garden Grants were USD 50,000–150,000; no current open-call amount · Homeworld Collective (climate biotech nonprofit)
Homeworld Collective's Garden Grants fund ambitious, early-stage de-risking projects at the intersection of biotechnology and climate (e.g., greenhouse gas removal, protein engineering). The most recent cycle awarded $1.52M across grants of $50k-$150k. Current lifecycle: closed. Real economics: Most recent verified Garden Grants were USD 50,000–150,000; no current open-call amount.
Tier 3climate biotechgreenhouse gas removalprotein engineeringscience
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Key facts
| Funder | Homeworld Collective (climate biotech nonprofit) |
| Amount | Most recent verified Garden Grants were USD 50,000–150,000; no current open-call amount |
| Decision time | No current selection timetable; concluded cohorts used call-specific review and a yearlong cohort. |
| Eligibility | No live applicant route is available; recent calls supported early-stage research at the intersection of biotechnology and climate in a named scientific focus. |
| Restrictions | Recent programs were yearlong cohorts with kickoff, midyear and demo convenings plus grant-specific scientific updates. Restricted to the selected scientific de-risking project and focus area. |
| Status | unknown |
Always confirm on the official page before applying — dates and terms change.
Application process
- Monitor the official focus-area pages
- Wait for a named Garden Grant call
- Submit the call-specific scientific proposal
- Complete review
- Join the funded cohort and scientific convenings
Background
Homeworld Collective (climate biotech nonprofit) operates Homeworld Collective Garden Grants. This pass separates direct cash, repayable finance, credits, incentives and umbrella programs so later ranking does not compare unlike instruments. The 2025 greenhouse-gas-removal cycle deployed USD 1.52 million in USD 50,000–150,000 grants. Homeworld reports more than USD 2.85 million across 28 Garden projects and 77 researchers.
How the application really works
Monitor the official focus-area pages → Wait for a named Garden Grant call → Submit the call-specific scientific proposal → Complete review → Join the funded cohort and scientific convenings
Tips
- Show direct fit with climate biotechnology.
- Show direct fit with greenhouse gas removal.
- Show direct fit with protein engineering.
- Show direct fit with critical minerals.
Watch out for
- Current lifecycle is closed.
- Recent programs were yearlong cohorts with kickoff, midyear and demo convenings plus grant-specific scientific updates.
- Restricted to the selected scientific de-risking project and focus area.
Track record
- The 2025 greenhouse-gas-removal cycle deployed USD 1.52 million in USD 50,000–150,000 grants.
- Homeworld reports more than USD 2.85 million across 28 Garden projects and 77 researchers.
No application denominator is published for the most recent cohort.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this actionable now?
- closed. The greenhouse-gas-removal 2025 cycle is complete; no live 2026 Garden Grant application was verified, although a critical-minerals page had anticipated an early-2026 call.
- What is the real economic value?
- Most recent verified Garden Grants were USD 50,000–150,000; no current open-call amount
- Who is eligible?
- No live applicant route is available; recent calls supported early-stage research at the intersection of biotechnology and climate in a named scientific focus.
- How does selection work?
- Monitor the official focus-area pages; Wait for a named Garden Grant call; Submit the call-specific scientific proposal; Complete review; Join the funded cohort and scientific convenings. No current selection timetable; concluded cohorts used call-specific review and a yearlong cohort.
- What burden and restrictions apply?
- Recent programs were yearlong cohorts with kickoff, midyear and demo convenings plus grant-specific scientific updates. Restricted to the selected scientific de-risking project and focus area.
- What evidence exists?
- The 2025 greenhouse-gas-removal cycle deployed USD 1.52 million in USD 50,000–150,000 grants. Homeworld reports more than USD 2.85 million across 28 Garden projects and 77 researchers. No application denominator is published for the most recent cohort.
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Sources
- www.homeworld.bio/grants-greenhouse-gas-removal — Official concluded 2025 funding range and total (checked 2026-08-10)
- www.homeworld.bio/blog/homeworld-collectives-2025-annual-impact-report — Official cumulative output evidence (checked 2026-08-10)
- www.homeworld.bio/criticalminerals — Official anticipated future focus and public contact (checked 2026-08-10)
- www.homeworld.bio/grants-protein-engineering — Official prior cohort operating model (checked 2026-08-10)