Full Basket Belize has been providing Community Grants since 2006. We have awarded approximately US$108,000 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 2025 Community Grants
Here are the grants provided by Full Basket Belize (FBB) to be completed in 2025. Each grant is worth up to $1,000 US.
To save Mopan Technical High School students from having to buy expensive bottled water for safe, clean drinking water, FBB provided a grant for two school drinking fountains accessible to all students at no cost. Cayo District
A FBB grant funds fencing for the Our Lady of Sorrows R.C. School, compound to prevent damage to the school, keep animals and trespassers out, and children safer and more secure. Toledo District
The Rotary Club of Punta Gorda received 200 boxes of donated books for Toledo District schools. Our FBB grant helped eight schools build shelving to accommodate these books, giving students easy access to these library materials. Toledo District
Our grant allows San Pedro Columbia R.C. School to replace the concrete walkway to make walking between buildings safer and preventing avoidable injuries to the children. Toledo District
To foster environmental conservation and peer mentorship, this grant funds a school garden at Santa Elena Primary School so that students can learn about sustainable agriculture and leadership skills. Cayo District
As the small, rural school, Sunday Woods R.C. School, is off the grid, it depends on solar power for lighting, fans, and teachers’ laptops. Because the school has no electrical storage, they lose power during overcast days. This grant provides two Gel batteries, a controller, and one inverter to keep the lights, fans, and computers on for the students and teachers. Toledo District
Victorious Nazarene Primary School promotes life skills training for its students. This year the school has added culinary skills training to enhance healthy eating habits and essential cooking skills. This FBB grant provides the necessary refrigerator and kitchen sinks needed for this training. Cayo District
Our FBB grant provides barrier fencing for this small rural school to separate the San Lucas R.C. School building from the nearby road, ensuring the safety of its students from passing vehicles. Toledo District
Because St. Peter Claver R.C. School was forced to sell the building housing its library, this grant provides the funding necessary to buy shelving for eight classroom libraries to make the books easily accessible to students and teachers to use in their curriculum. Toledo District
last updated 8/12/2025 jl