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Community Challenge Grants Program | SF. gov Community Challenge Grants Program We provide grants and technical assistance for community-led, neighborhood improvement projects. The FY27 CCG Request for Proposals is Live Applications are now open.
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FY27 CCG Request For Proposals Community Challenge Grants Online Information Session Tuesday, August 18, 2026 9/18 CCG Technical Assistance Drop-In @ Bayview Branch Library Thursday, September 18, 2025 CCG Online Information Session on Love Our Neighborhoods Thursday, September 04, 2025 San Francisco Seeks Proposals for Neighborhood Beautification Projects through the Community Challenge Grants Program July 30, 2026 Mayor Lurie, City Administrator Chu Announce $3.
3 Million In Funding For Neighborhood Beautification Projects April 9, 2026 San Francisco seeks proposals for community-led neighborhood improvement projects through the Community Challenge Grants Program July 17, 2025 Community Challenge Grants Manager gives tips to writing a successful grant June 26, 2024 City Administrator Carmen Chu responds to independent review of the Community Challenge Grant Program, following charges of misconduct against the former program director October 17, 2023 City Administrator Carmen Chu, City Attorney David Chiu, and Controller Ben Rosenfield respond to allegations of misconduct associated with the City's Community Challenge Grant Program September 1, 2023 Donate to Community Challenge Grants Donate to San Francisco through Give2SF Choose from funds including the Disaster and Emergency Response and Recovery Fund, the Mayor's Fund for the Homeless, and others.
Learn How Businesses Can Fund the Community Challenge Grants Program Choose to send part of your taxes to CCG. Create signage with our Community Challenge Grants logo. Submit a Quarterly Report Learn how to submit updates on your grant project activities.
Submit a Reimbursement Request Learn how to get reimbursed for approved grant expenses. Learn About the FY26 CCG Awards Projects funded in this round of funding include the launch of a community garden, murals and public art, youth-led greening efforts, block parties and festivals, and neighborhood clean-ups. Learn About the 2026 CCG Grantees Receive information about Community Challenge Grants.
Celebrate our community of former grantees by fiscal year. Read About Choosing a Fiscal Sponsor Consider these key questions before selecting a partner. Read the CCG Language Access and Accessible Meeting Policy How to request language access and meeting accessibility services with Community Challenge Grants See More Related Resources View a list of resources at other City departments and philanthropic organizations.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations; businesses, community groups, and schools that do not have their nonprofit status may apply through a fiscal sponsor that is a nonprofit organization. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Challenge Grants is funded by SF.gov (City and County of San Francisco). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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