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Find similar grantsThis competitive municipal Information Technology (IT) grant program, offered through the Governor's Community Compact, aims to make communities more efficient and innovative while improving their technology infrastructure.
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Early Learning Facilities (ELF) Grant is sponsored by Washington State Department of Commerce. The ELF grant program aims to increase access to high-quality early learning for income-eligible children by expanding early learning classrooms across Washington through a competitive grant process to plan, purchase, construct, or renovate facilities. Projects must serve children in the Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program (ECEAP) or Working Connections Child Care (WCCC).
Clean Water Indiana Grant Program is sponsored by Indiana State Soil Conservation Board (administered by Indiana State Department of Agriculture, Division of Soil Conservation). This program promotes soil health by reducing erosion and compaction, and improving water quality. It provides cost-share on eligible practices. While not directly for food access, healthy soil is fundamental for urban farms and community gardens.
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