Nationwide

Equitable Transfer Program (ETP)

From The Non-GMO Project

Verified on the funder's official page

Amount
Up to $10,000Toward Non-GMO Project or Non-UPF Verified verification costs
Deadline
Nov 13, 202619 days left
Matching funds
None
Payment
Direct grant
Effort
Medium A form plus a few documents.
Who
Minority-owned

The link goes to nongmoproject.org.

Who can apply

  • Self-identified BIPOC-led food, beverage or body-care companies enrolling or renewing products in Non-GMO Project or Non-UPF Verified verification

Food, consumer products, and beauty

Can you apply?

A quick check. It does not block the apply link.

Is the business in the US?
Is it a minority-owned business?
Does it fit one of these: food, consumer products, beauty?

Can a small business win this?

Very small pool ($20,000 per round, $46,000 awarded to 17 brands so far), but the applicant field is narrow.

Before you apply

Book the eligibility meeting first. Non-enrolled applicants must complete a prerequisite step before applying.

Heads up

The money goes straight to your Technical Administrator, not to you as cash.

Checked on nongmoproject.org, Oct 21 (opens in a new tab)

Report a problem

This is a summary. The official page has the final word.

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Questions about Equitable Transfer Program (ETP)

How much is Equitable Transfer Program (ETP)?

Up to $10,000. The full line is: Up to $10,000 toward Non-GMO Project or Non-UPF Verified verification costs. Highest figure stored: $10,000.

When can I apply for Equitable Transfer Program (ETP)?

The deadline is in the key facts at the top of this page. Check the official page before you apply. Dates move.

Who can apply for Equitable Transfer Program (ETP)?

Self-identified BIPOC-led food, beverage or body-care companies enrolling or renewing products in Non-GMO Project or Non-UPF Verified verification.

Does Equitable Transfer Program (ETP) require matching funds?

No matching funds are required on the page we checked.

Where was Equitable Transfer Program (ETP) checked?

Checked on 2026-10-21 at https://www.nongmoproject.org/equitable-transfer-program/. The official page wins if we disagree.