NEIGHBORHOOD MATCHING GRANTS PROGRAM
Thank you for taking the time and making the effort to enhance
our community. The Neighborhood Matching Grants program gives your
neighborhood organization the opportunity to implement public
projects that will be awarded a maximum of $10,000 in City funds to
be matched equally by a private source of funds, donated funds,
labor, and/or in-kind contributions.
Additional opportunities include the youth and neighborhood
partnership program in which neighborhood organizations can ask for
$5000 in additional funding (total up to $15,000) if 66% (2 to 1) or
more of the volunteers for the project are youth. Neighborhoods are
encouraged to have youth play a key role in proposal development,
project planning, and implementation. In the case where an
established neighborhood association does not exist, reserved
funding of $50,000 total is available for youth organizations that
are a 501(c)3 or partnering with another
organization that is a 501(c)3.
Click below to view the Neighborhood Matching Grants Spring 2010 brochure:
Examples of Previous
Grant Projects
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Rolling Hills
Before |
Rolling Hills
After |
South Park
Before |
South Park
After |
Letter of Intent:
If your neighborhood is
interested in applying for a matching grant in the next program
cycle, we encourage you to fill out a
Letter of
Intent (LOI) using the online form below.
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Deadline for
Spring 2010 Cycle is April 2nd!
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Click here to complete your LOI.
You will be notified via e-mail once the City has received your Letter of Intent. The e-mail confirmation will also include a copy of the LOI for your records.
PLEASE NOTE: The online LOI form is the only format we will accept. The City no longer accepts mailed, faxed or otherwise transmitted copies of this document. While you can view the LOI Project Description questions prior to submittal, these are intended for informational purposes only and can not be submitted in place of the online form.
INFORMATION
Current Grant Recipients - Fall 2009
