Grants for Individuals - Local

This funding opportunity provides financial support to organizations and groups in Tacoma for public arts projects that promote accessibility and address community needs, particularly for marginalized and underserved populations.

This grant provides financial support for revitalization projects in La Grande, Oregon, focusing on improving building exteriors and stimulating economic development within the Central Business Zone.

This funding opportunity provides financial support to individual artists living in Santa Ana to create community-focused projects that enhance the local arts and culture scene while promoting economic development.

This funding initiative supports arts-related projects in Lawrence, Kansas, that promote community engagement, diversity, and sustainability, benefiting local artists and organizations.

This funding opportunity provides unrestricted financial support to nonprofit organizations in Vancouver for innovative projects that enhance the local arts, culture, heritage, and science sectors.

This grant provides funding for nonprofit organizations, individual artists, and artist collectives to create community-focused arts projects in Salt Lake City, fostering public engagement through activities like concerts, murals, and workshops.

This initiative provides up to $5,000 in funding for Newark residents and organizations to implement community-driven projects that enhance green spaces, promote sustainability, and address local environmental challenges.

This program provides financial assistance to recognized homeowners associations and informal neighborhood groups in Lacey for community projects that enhance safety, beautification, and civic engagement.

This funding opportunity supports community-driven environmental projects in Corvallis, available to individuals, organizations, and businesses that enhance local sustainability efforts.

This grant provides financial support for diverse artists and community organizations in Seattle to present free public performances that celebrate the city's cultural richness and engage local audiences.

This grant provides financial support to early-career artists in Saline County, Kansas, to help them develop their work and engage with the community through public projects.

This program provides funding to small businesses and property owners in Toledo to revitalize vacant or underutilized commercial spaces, particularly in historic corridors, through eligible architectural and design services.

This program provides financial assistance to commercial property owners, eligible tenants, and owners of visually blighted residential properties in Buena Vista to improve the exterior appearance of their buildings and enhance the city's business districts.

This program provides financial support to businesses opening or expanding in Takoma Park, helping cover costs for improvements, fit-outs, or lease subsidies.

This program provides financial assistance to residents, homeowners associations, and property owners in Holly Springs for planting and replacing street trees to improve the town's urban forestry and enhance neighborhood aesthetics.

This program provides funding to neighborhood groups, schools, and nonprofits in central and northeast Columbia to support small-scale community improvement projects that enhance quality of life and foster community pride.

This program provides funding for residents to create physical improvement projects that enhance public spaces in their neighborhoods, such as community gardens and park upgrades, on publicly owned property.

This program provides financial support to emerging and established artists in Monterey County to help them advance their work and engage the community through the arts.

This program provides financial support to nonprofit organizations, public agencies, and private individuals in Pierce County for projects that preserve and promote historic and culturally significant resources.

This funding opportunity provides financial support to community-based organizations led by historically marginalized groups in the Portland area to create programs that connect these communities to nature through culturally relevant activities.