The South Whidbey Garden Club is seeking grant applications from nonprofit organizations for projects that better the South End.

Projects should foster or demonstrate environmental stewardship, horticultural education or community beautification.

Funds for this grant may be used as matching for larger funding proposals.

Over the past several years, the garden club has awarded more than $20,000, according to a press release. The money comes from proceeds of its annual May plant sale. The maximum amount awarded is $500.

Grants are given to nonprofits or educational organizations. Funds should be earmarked for the purchase of supplies or to provide educational services. Guidelines specify no more than 10 percent of the amount awarded be used for administrative costs.

Proposals must be submitted by Friday, Feb. 1.

For an application or details, contact Nancy Rowan at 360-821-9319 or email SWGCAWARDS@gmail.com