Outdoor Business Alliance Of PA Now Accepting Applications For Trout Tank Grants To Support PA Outdoor Businesses; July 15 Applicant Webinar

On July 7, the Outdoor Business Alliance of Pennsylvania announced a grant opportunity for Pennsylvania’s outdoor businesses through its inaugural Trout Tank Grant Program.  The deadline to apply is August 7.

Grant will range in size from $500 to $2,500 depending on the proposed use and can cover a wide variety of business needs. 

Applicants selected as finalists will be invited to a virtual pitch session we’re calling Trout Tank—our PA-inspired, friendlier version of Shark Tank. 

Awardees will be determined following the pitch session.

July 15 Webinar

Potential applicants are invited to a July 15 webinar at 5:30 p.m. to learn more about this grant program. Click Here to register.

Visit the PA Trout Tank Grants webpage for all the details.

For more information on how to grow your outdoor business, visit the Outdoor Business Alliance of Pennsylvania website.

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[Posted: July 8, 2026]  PA Environment Digest