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Find similar grantsCommunity Partnerships and Grants Program is sponsored by King County Department of Natural Resources & Parks. This program works with community organizations to develop a wide range of projects on King County Parks property. King County contributes the use of land and may provide a small grant or funding.
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King County contributes the use of land, and as available, may provide a small grant or funding for the project. Community partners contribute the other necessary resources. Partners often take on an element of maintenance and programming of the facility through a long-term agreement with Parks.
The Community Partnerships and Grants Program has worked with over 90 organizations to date. Projects range from new recreation facilities to habitat restoration. A Petrovitsky Park Disc Golf page is available for those interested in more information about the project.
Parks staff review Community Partnerships and Grants proposals on a rolling basis, year-round. Interested community-based organizations with a project proposal can submit a proposal for review. The following is the timeline and steps for proposal review.
This timeline can change depending on staff capacity or complexity of the proposal. Include information about the project proposal and your organization. Parks staff will review the proposal to assess compatibility with the CPG program.
Parks staff may reach out at this point to discuss the proposal in more detail (1-2 months). If a proposal is compatible with the CPG program, the proponent will advance to the next step and invited to submit an application. The application asks for more details, including a project plan, fundraising strategy, and documentation of 501c3 status.
Parks staff reviews application to assess feasibility of the project, potential for success, and alignment with Parks goals. Parks staff may reach out at this point with questions and feedback (1-3 months). If approved to move forward, a contract for the project will be developed.
(2-3 months). Improves recreation opportunities through facilities, trails, and acquisition Supports programs and capital projects that increase access to sports, play, and the outdoors Healthy Communities Grant Increases access to parks, open spaces, and recreation in underserved communities Helps communities preserve and increase public access to public pools
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community organizations working on projects on King County Parks property. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Partnerships and Grants Program is funded by King County Department of Natural Resources & Parks. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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