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Apply for Funding Our Future Program | Housing Stability Division Housing Stability Division 801-535-7712 | [email protected] Housing Stability Division Apply for Funding Our Future Apply for Funding Our Future Program Apply for Funding Our Future Program The Salt Lake City Funding Our Future program is for our local non-profits. The program helps fund local housing service projects. We hope you will apply!
Applications will open in Fall 2026. Only a 501(c)3 can apply. Funds both tenant-based and home ownership services for 12-month periods.
Primarily for low- to moderate-income households. Before you start, read the description of this program. Make sure you understand what this program can do for you.
Any non-profit that offers housing services may apply. Not all housing projects are eligible. If you apply, you should watch our application training.
You should also the ‘Housing SLC’ plan and collect your required documents. Application must fund client services. Project must serve residents of Salt Lake City.
Project should primarily serve people with lower income. This program does not fund housing development. Attend the Application Training We host the training the week we open applications.
Applicants can view a recording after the training . Applicants can also review the slides from the training (PDF | 1 MB) . What is the Housing SLC Plan?
The ‘Housing SLC’ plan is our city housing plan from 2023-2027. All housing-related work done by the City should meet the goals of this plan. Your application should align with these goals.
Collect Your Required Documents You will need to submit certain required documents with your application. These documents include: Proof of your 501(c)3 status Any negotiated indirect cost rate agreements Your current general liability and worker’s compensation insurance Your most recent financial audit We may request other documents during the application process. Submit Your Online Application .
You will submit your Funding Our Future application online. We accept applications with the Neighborly management software. We Accept Your Application .
Our office staff review your application first to check you qualify. We will notify you if your application is rejected. We also provide an administrative score for your application.
We base our score on your response to several risk assessment questions. The Board Reviews Your Application . The Community Development and Capital Investment Planning board then review your application.
They score your application based on the project merit. They base their scores on your responses to all application questions. This scoring takes place during the Winter and Spring.
The City Makes a Funding Decision . The Board recommends application awards to the Mayor. Then the Mayor recommends application awards to City Council.
Finally, City Council makes the application award decisions. Applicants may attend the City Council funding meeting. This process takes place during the Spring.
We will notify you on your application status. If your application was approved, we will write your contract with Salt Lake City. This occurs during late Spring and early Summer.
Once we complete your contract, you may begin spending award funds. If your application is not eligible, we will notify you within 60 days after applications close. Our full application review may take us up to 9 months to complete.
Please plan for this wait time in your application timeline. We may contact you if we have questions about your application. We will notify you if your application is approved or rejected.
If your application is approved, we will write your contract. Your contract will begin in June and last for 12 months. We will have a training for everyone who received an award.
We will hold this years training on May 12th @ 10am. The location for the training is 451 S. State Street, Room #335, Salt Lake City, UT.
We will offer a virtual meeting option for those unable to attend in person. Attend the Virtual Training ADDRESS: 451 S. State Street, #445, Salt Lake City, UT 84111
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Salt Lake City. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
HOME Investment Partnerships Program is funded by Salt Lake City Housing Stability Division. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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