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Neighborhood Clean-Up Grant Program is sponsored by City of Sacramento, Recycling and Solid Waste Division. This program provides grant funds for programs or events that collect and remove trash and debris, or weeds and green waste from public right-of-way in the city of Sacramento. Funds can be used for disposal fees, protective gear, or even rewards for volunteers.
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Neighborhood Clean-up Reimbursement Program | City of Sacramento Neighborhood Clean-up Reimbursement Program Neighborhood Clean-up Reimbursement Program Commercial Waste Services Household Hazardous Waste Neighborhood Clean-up Reimbursement Program The Recycling and Solid Waste Division provides funding for programs or events that collect and remove trash and debris as part of community clean-up efforts.
The purpose of the program is to provide financial assistance to interested groups to offset costs incurred in conducting clean-up events and foster neighborhood pride. Neighborhood associations, volunteer groups, and other nonprofit associations are encouraged to submit applications. The reimbursement is for up to $800 per event per fiscal year.
Recipients are limited to three reimbursements (Citywide) of up to $800 during each fiscal year. Projects eligible for funding Neighborhood clean-ups on the public right-of-way (public right-of-way includes along city streets, roads, sidewalks, and alleyways.)
Weeding and green waste removal on the public right-of-way Neighborhood associations Community and Neighborhood Groups Individuals and for-profit groups are not eligible Applicants must be affiliated with a group that is formally organized and can submit required supporting documentation to demonstrate eligibility for their group.
Interested groups that are not formally organized are encouraged to partner with an entity that is and apply together.
Examples of supporting documentation include, but are not limited to: Articles of incorporation of the applying associations or club Most recent official minutes of the association or club Federal or state tax identification numbers 501(c) determination letter from the Internal Revenue Service Proof of a nonprofit’s good standing with the California Attorney General’s Office Registration of the organization with the California Secretary of State, etc. The City has the right to make the final determination whether an applicant meets the eligibility requirements and may ask for any additional information reasonably required to assist with determining an applicant’s eligibility.
Applications are online and taken on a rolling basis during a fiscal year. Projects must be scheduled for at least 30 days after application is submitted, and completed within 120 days of approval.
RSW Staff will review the submission and make contact within five business days and provide information on the next steps if the application is approved, request more information if the application is incomplete, or provide a reason if the application is denied.
A full description of the guidelines for the program Reimbursement Application Submit applications one of three ways Fill out the application form and use the ‘Submit’ button, it will send the application via email Fill out the application and attach it to an email. Send to sacrecycle@cityofsacramento.
org Mail application forms to: Recycling and Solid Waste Division ATTN: Neighborhood Cleanup Program 2812 Meadowview Road, Building 1 Questions? Contact the Recycling and Solid Waste Division at sacrecycle@cityofsacramento. org or by calling 916-808-4846.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Neighborhood associations, volunteer groups, and other formally organized nonprofit groups located in the City of Sacramento. School groups can apply with at least one adult staff member. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $800 per grant (up to three grants per fiscal year, total $2,400). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Neighborhood Clean-Up Grant Program is funded by City of Sacramento, Recycling and Solid Waste Division. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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