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Find similar grantsDelaware Community Investment Venture Fund is sponsored by Office of the State Bank Commissioner. Provides funding opportunities for banking organizations, credit unions, and Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) to better serve low- to moderate-income communities in Delaware.
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Delaware Community Investment Venture Fund - Office of the State Bank Commissioner - State of Delaware Congratulations to the 2025 Delaware Community Investment Venture Fund Awardees!
October 3, 2025 News Release The successful applicants and amount they have been awarded is listed below: Community Bank Delaware, $215,000 NeighborGood Partners, $250,000 Pursuit Community Finance, $536,000 REDF Impact Investing Fund, $670,000 Stepping Stones Federal Credit Union, $469,000 True Access Capital, $670,000 Banks, credit unions, and CDFIs properly registered and authorized to conduct business in the State of Delaware may apply for one or more grants to support proposed programs that: invest in the development of financial product or financial product underwriting innovations that will enhance access to capital, funding, and other financial services for businesses in low- to moderate-income tracts in Delaware; deploy, test, and evaluate these innovations for providing capital and funding to businesses in low- to moderate-income tracts in Delaware; and promote and make these innovations available to a variety of banking organizations, CDFIs, and credit unions for use in enhancing access to capital, funding, and other financial services for businesses in low- to moderate-income tracts in Delaware.
The DCIVF application period closed on June 16, 2025. If you have any questions, please email DCIVF@delaware. gov .
October 3, 2025 News Release Frequently Asked Questions regarding the DCIVF DCIVF 2025 Grant Application DCIVF Guidelines and Requirements DCIVF Grant Agreement Template For information contact DCIVF@delaware. gov or (302) 739-4235.
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Financial Literacy Education Grant Program is a grant from the Kansas Office of the State Bank Commissioner (OSBC) that funds organizations providing financial literacy and money management education to Kansas consumers. Grant funds are drawn from fines and settlements collected by the Consumer and Mortgage Lending Division, with a total program budget of approximately $241,550. The program is competitive, and recipients must provide measurable outcomes demonstrating reach and impact. Over the last five years, OSBC-funded programs have reached more than 100,000 Kansas consumers. Eligible applicants are organizations in Kansas offering financial literacy programming. Applications are reviewed on a competitive basis and require a formal submission.
Financial Education Grant Program is sponsored by Kansas Office of the State Bank Commissioner (OSBC). The Financial Education Grant Program awards funds to organizations that provide financial literacy and money management skills to Kansas consumers. The grant process is competitive, and recipients must provide measurable results. Funds come from fines and settlements within the regulatory jurisdiction of the Consumer and Mortgage Lending Division of the OSBC, not taxpayer monies.
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