Youth education
Steve Taber Youth Education Grant
Introduce young people to honey bees through local association programs, training, and mentorship.
- Who can apply
- SCBA affiliated associations
- Best fit
- South Carolina youth under age 18
SCBA grants
Research that helps the bee yard. Education that sparks curiosity. Ideas that bring communities together. Find the SCBA grant that can help your project take flight.
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Start with your project’s purpose and audience. Each program has its own eligibility and application.
Youth education
Introduce young people to honey bees through local association programs, training, and mentorship.
Research
Investigate honey bee questions and share findings that can improve beekeeping across South Carolina.
Innovation & community education
Educate the broader community or explore ideas that improve beekeeping and pollinator stewardship.
Plan your application
Applications open for the annual grant cycle.
Submit your application. Evaluation begins.
Applicants are notified of award decisions.
These are the annual dates listed in SCBA’s grant guidelines. Review the application form for any cycle-specific instructions.
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When you join, attend, or sponsor, you help turn shared support into better knowledge, more learning opportunities, and stronger beekeeping across South Carolina.
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