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Find similar grants2026 Community Engagement Grants is sponsored by City of Dayton, Ohio. Provides funding for community-based activities that bring residents together, build community, and establish a positive identity.
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2026 Community Engagement Grants | Dayton, OH Planning, Neighborhoods & Development Community Engagement Grants 2026 Community Engagement Grants The City of Dayton recognizes the value of community-based activities and their role in bringing residents together, building community and establishing a positive identity.
Consequently, the City has established the Community Engagement Grants Program , whereby neighborhood organizations can seek funding to support community-organizing activities. Neighborhood associations, block clubs, priority boards, and business associations located within the city of Dayton are eligible to apply. No more than one application will be accepted per organization with the maximum grant award not to exceed $1000 .
Crowd on Main street attending DDP parade Horses with riders in costumes at DDP parade Person sitting in orange rocket recumbent Kids riding bikes at Carillon bike park Parents with kids in costumes at Gander Halloween event The 2026 Community Engagement Grant application will open on Monday, March 2. Applications can be submitted on an ongoing basis through October 2, 2026 or until grant funds are depleted.
Optional Community Engagement Grant Training The training will be held over Zoom on Thursday, March 5 at 12:00 p. m. Meeting ID: 865 3563 2294 +16469313860,,86535632294#,,,,*623747# US +19292056099,,86535632294#,,,,*623747# US (New York) Grant Resources & Application Volunteer Service Record (PDF) Affirmative Action Assurance For more information, please contact Lilian Hannibal at 937-333-3273 or lilian.
hannibal@daytonohio. gov . 2026 Community Engagement Grant Awardees St.
Anne's Hill Historic Society - Annual Spring Brunch - $1,000 Preservation Dayton Inc - 2026 Excellence in Preservation Awards Ceremony - $1,000 DeWeese Ridgecrest Civic Association - DRCA Gatherings - $1,000 Huffman Historic Society - Neighborhood Picnic - $1,000 Grafton Hill Association - Block Party & Neighborhood Socials - $1,000 Wright View Neighborhood Association - Neighborhood Barbecue - $1,000 Belmont Eastmont Hearthstone Community Council - Music in the Park - $859 Wright Dunbar Inc - Wright Dunbar Day - $1,000 Northwest Priority Board - Annual Community Festival - $1,000 Patterson Park Civic Association - Annual Neighborhood Picnic - $1,000 Dayton View Historic Association - 2026 Home Tour - $1,000 Madden Hills Neighborhood Association - Madden Hills Park Grand Opening and Memorial Plaque Dedication - $1,000
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Neighborhood associations, block clubs, priority boards, and business associations located within the city of Dayton. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for 2026 Community Engagement Grants are due October 2, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
2026 Community Engagement Grants is funded by City of Dayton, Ohio. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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