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Find similar grantsCommunity Impact Grant Program is sponsored by Valley County, Idaho. This program provides annual funding to support nonprofit and community-based organizations delivering essential social, human, and community services that benefit Valley County residents.
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Official Website of Valley County, Idaho - Community Impact Grant Program Information Board of County Commissioners Commissioners Announcements Committee & Board Calendars Redistricting Commissioner Districts in Valley County Board of Equalization Documents Community Impact Grant Program Community Impact Grant Award Agreement Community Impact Grant Program Information Community Impact Grant Program Form Waterways Management Plan Fairgrounds Usage Calendar Master Planning Documents Community Impact Grant Program Information Board of County Commissioners > Community Impact Grant Program Information The Valley County Community Impact Grant Program provides annual funding to support nonprofit and community-based organizations delivering essential social, human, and community services that benefit Valley County residents.
Funds are designed to supplement projects and services not already funded through other grant programs and that would otherwise fall to Valley County to provide.
Priority areas include, but are not limited to: Early childhood education Substance abuse prevention and recovery Domestic violence prevention and support Animal shelter and welfare support Community services or programs that strengthen the quality of life in Valley County Other community needs as identified Approximately $200,000 is allocated annually (subject to yearly budget approval). Single-year, non-matching grants.
Partial funding may be awarded at the County’s discretion.
Nonprofit organizations with active 501(c)(3) status Community-based organizations Special districts or public service entities (e.g., senior centers, schools, community resource programs) Eligibility Requirements: Operate within or provide direct benefit to Valley County residents Have been established for at least one year Submit all required documentation and complete application materials Standard Annual Cycle (Starting FY2027) Application Window: April 10th – May 10th Review & Decisions: Committee review in June.
Committee will present funding recommendations to the County Clerk during budget planning. The final Commission approval will occur when the FY2027 budget is set, if funding allows.
One-time payment: November 15 Two equal payments: November 15 and March 15 Applicants must complete the online application form View the Online Application Evaluation & Selection Process An appointed Valley County Community Grant Advisory Committee will review all applications, using a scoring rubric to ensure fairness and transparency. Recommendations will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final approval.
The Advisory Committee will be a five-member committee including one commissioner, one elected official, and three community members.
Category Points Description Community Impact 30 Addresses critical social/community needs and demonstrates measurable benefits Organizational Capacity 20 Demonstrated ability to deliver and manage the project effectively Financial Need 20 Justifies the funding request and shows responsible budget planning Countywide Benefit 20 Serves multiple areas or populations within Valley County Sustainability 5 Potential for long-term impact or continuation beyond grant year Presentation Clarity 5 Clear, professional communication of goals and outcomes Total 100 *Partial funding may be awarded at the discretion of the Valley County Community Grant Advisory Committee and the Board of County Commissioners.
End-of-Year Reporting Agreement Successful applicants agree to submit a brief report on project outcomes and fund use by the end of the grant year, including ROI and a summary of key community impacts. Previous applicants who have not submitted an end-of-year report will not be considered for further funding until reporting is complete. commissioners@valleycountyid.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Applicants must operate within or provide direct benefit to Valley County residents and have been established for at least one year. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows approximately $200,000 allocated annually (single-year, non-matching grants, partial funding may be awarded). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Community Impact Grant Program is funded by Valley County, Idaho. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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