Imagine transforming your passion for land stewardship into a powerful learning opportunity for women across our community. Today, that possibility becomes reality.
Our 2025 Community Re-Grant Initiative channels the remarkable generosity of our supporters directly into the hands of changemakers like you. The Re-grant program offers financial backing for women-led workshops and educational projects that build skills focused around essential land and livestock work. Your vision matters, and now it can take root.
Who Should Apply
We welcome applications from:
Individuals who are building or deepening their workshop facilitation journey
First-time or emerging facilitators (7 years or fewer of facilitation or instruction experience)
Community members who face notable barriers in offering public workshops (e.g., limited access to land, supplies, mentorship, or support)
Those whose offerings align with WIR’s goals of supporting skill-building, community-based leadership, and land stewardship practices
Eligibility
Applicants must:
Be based within the U.S. or U.S. territories
Submit a complete application by the deadline
Be the lead organizer or primary facilitator of the proposed event
Have a clear workshop concept that includes a hands-on skill-building component
Demonstrate alignment with community-voiced needs and WIR values
Project must be completed within 1 year of receiving funds
WIR Safety Commitment
The safety and well-being of participants is our top priority. Comprehensive safety instruction and risk management practices will be integrated throughout the workshop.
As an event sponsor WIR is not responsible for providing insurance during this event. However, the cost of insurance if needed can be fixed into sponsorship requests.
Stories from Regrant Recipients
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Audubon Birds for Prairie Workshop
El Rancho Espanol de Cuyama and learn about the benefits of grazing for bird habitat.
2026
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Taste of the Wind: Felting Workshop
In-person wet felting workshop in Wyoming
2025
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Buckin Babe's
Chainsaw workshop at Redwing Ranch in Gardner, Colorado
2025
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Łíí Hódíyín The Horse is Sacred
Equine Facilitated Learning workshop in New Mexico
Support Skill-Building and Shared Leadership
Your donation helps seed new possibilities for women, not just through funding, but through access, skill-building, and peer-led leadership opportunities.
When farmers and ranchers are equipped with tools to share their stories and knowledge, they step more fully into their power. These are not one-time donations, but long-term investments in the capacity of women to lead, connect, and shape the systems they are part of.
Like pollinators in motion, this work spreads — rancher to rancher, community to community. Your support helps grow a distributed network of knowledge, confidence, and opportunity.
Help us cultivate the conditions where women in agriculture don’t just survive, they thrive, together.