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Find similar grantsFaçade pARTnership Grant Program is sponsored by Atlanta BeltLine Partnership Inc. Facilitates mutually beneficial relationships between Beltline business owners and local artists, transforming storefronts through façade capital improvements and creative collaborations.
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Atlanta Beltline Facade Partnership Grant for small businesses Commercial District + Small Business Support Façade Improvement pARTnership Grant Façade Improvement pARTnership Grant First launched in 2019, the Atlanta Beltline Business Façade pARTnership Grant pairs artists and makers with local businesses, enhancing storefronts across the Beltline corridor.
Grant Objectives Grant Objectives The Business Façade pARTnership Grant program aims to: Stimulate business growth through capital improvements. Provide work opportunities for Atlanta artists by implementing the transformative designs they create. Preserve and enhance commercial districts within the Beltline Planning Area while showcasing a business’s proximity to the corridor and attracting new tenants and customers.
Selected projects are eligible for up to $50,000 in funding (with a required 5% match, not to exceed $2,000). Is your business in the Beltline Planning Area? Boosting Business & Art How It Works How It Works Phase 1: Call for Businesses The Business Façade pARTnership Grant program beings with an open a call for businesses located within the Beltline Planning Area to submit an application outlining their façade improvement needs.
Grants vary depending on the cost to implement the capital improvement design selected and approved during the process but will not exceed $50,000 per business site. A 5% match will be required by the business participant prior to the implementation of the façade improvement and will be non-refundable.
June 16: Business Information Session (Recording available here ) June 20-August 11: Business Application Window August 11: Applications Due September 5: Businesses Selected and Notified Phase II: Call for Artists Artists are invited to submit proposals that showcase the business’s proximity to the Beltline by providing façade improvements that will help attract new customers, tenants, and investment to the commercial district.
Artist proposals are reviewed by subject-matter experts from Atlanta Beltline, Inc. (ABI) and receive input from the corresponding business participant.
June 18: Artist Information Session (zoom) June 20-August 11: Open Call for Artists Window August 11: Applications Due August 18-29: Artist Matching Sept 15-Oct 6: Artist Proposal Phase October 6: Finalist Artists' Proposals Due October 24 Artists Selected and Notified Phase III: Façade Improvements Once artists are selected, ABI will work with the business owner to finalize a project agreement.
A kick-off meeting will then be scheduled between the business owner, the artist partner, and ABI staff to discuss the implementation and construction schedule. The business participant fee of 5% will be generated based on the selected design budget and is nonrefundable. The grant is paid directly to the artist partner by ABI.
Business Eligibility & Grant Requirements To qualify for a Business Façade pARTnership Grant, you must: Verify your business is located within the Atlanta Beltline Planning Area. Confirm your property is current on property taxes and fees. Submit evidence of registration and good standing with the Georgia Secretary of State, along with your current business license.
Complete the business participant application and provide the property owner’s authorization of your application and participation. Submit a copy of your lease (three-year minimum) or contract/deed if owner-occupied. Past Projects Program Highlights Program Highlights Since 2019, five businesses have successfully completed storefront improvements through two cycles of the grant program.
They include: Carver Neighborhood Market (Artist: George F. Baker III ) CreateATL (Artist: Tina Hofer Medico ) Pegleg Studio (Artists: Lance Darden & Vera Zeigler ) A/C Clutch Bicycle Shop (Artists: Rose Smith & Morgan Myles) Red's Beer Garden (Artist: Lily Reeves )
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Businesses located along the 22-mile Atlanta BeltLine corridor within the BeltLine Tax Allocation District (TAD). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Façade pARTnership Grant Program are due August 11, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Façade pARTnership Grant Program is funded by Atlanta BeltLine Partnership Inc. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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