Full Basket Belize has been providing Community Grants since 2006. We have awarded approximately US$112,000 to support grassroots endeavors in all corners of Belize. Your donations have improved the education, health, and environment as well as youth and community economic development of local communities. Since FBB is a purely volunteer non-profit organization, your donations go much further than they might otherwise. Thank you, FBB contributors!
For a description of previously funded community grants, visit https://fullbasketbelize.org/previously-funded-community-grants.
Full Basket Belize’s 2026 Community Grants
Here are the grants provided by Full Basket Belize (FBB) to be completed in 2026. Each grant is worth up to $1,000 US.
Belize Zoo, Belmopan, Cayo District: Add infrastructure improvements to the Mahogany Heights Village Health Clinic.
Belize National Library, Belize City, Belize District: Create a greenhouse on the Port Loyola Library grounds to be used as an educational and environment learning hub.
Holy Family RC School, Hopkins, Stann Creek District: Implement a robust physical education and sports curriculum to address the lack of positive outlets for its students and improve their health.
Indian Creek RC School, Indian Creek, Toledo District: Retrofit a room to be used as a library and computer resource space.
Kanan Miatsil, Yo Creek Village, Orange Walk District: Promote and revive the ancient Maya ballgame of pok-ta-pok as a tool for youth leadership and to deepen youth understanding and ties to the Maya culture.
Our Lady of Sorrows RC School, Dolores Village, Toledo District: Install a solar power system to allow teachers to use technology for more effective teaching.
Peini Treasure Trove’s Learning Center, Punta Gorda Town, Toledo District: Establish the Creative Threads Sewing Project to provide opportunities for women to learn essential sewing skills (by utilizing existing sewing machines) and promote self-employment opportunities.
Santa Cruz RC School, Santa Cruz Village, Toledo District: Purchase solar gel batteries for the school in a community that lacks access to electricity and internet service.
Santa Teresa RC School, Santa Teresa Village, Toledo District: Upgrade the school’s existing solar power system to provide the teachers and students with reliable and consistent electricity.
Sunday Wood RC School, Sunday Wood Village, Toledo District: Purchase four large screen televisions for classrooms to allow laptop and video presentations for the teaching of students and replace energy-draining projectors which overload the school’s solar power system.
last updated 11/11/2025 jl