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Find similar grantsNano Grants is sponsored by The Center for Great Neighborhoods of Covington, KY. This program offers small grants for projects that meet the basic needs of people in Palm Beach County, Kentucky.
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About Grants – The Center for Great Neighborhoods At this time, there are no community grant opportunities. Please check back or contact Cate Douglas with questions. For years, Covington residents were piecing together small donations for community projects.
We recognize how challenging this can be for residents who are trying to make a positive impact in their community, so in 2007 we decided to apply for funding from Place Matters to share with community members and groups leading projects in their neighborhoods. 2007-2015, our Place Matters mini grants have funded over 150 community projects investing over $336,000 in our community.
(these grants are currently not available but we do have others described below). In 2014, we decided to expand our grant program to fund you, the individual. We received funding from the Kregse Foundation to share with artists and individuals that strive to strengthen our community in a creative way.
Our Creative Community Grants funded artists tackling community identified issues in Covington. Our Nano Grants funded individuals who had a creative idea to bring people together. So far we have funded over 80 individual’s projects, investing more than $170,000 in the community.
Creative Community Grants Place Matters Mini Grants Neighborhood Associations & Groups
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Projects that meet the basic needs of people in Palm Beach County. Maximum request of $25,000. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Nano Grants is funded by The Center for Great Neighborhoods of Covington, KY. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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