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Find similar grantsPhiladelphia Activities Fund grant is sponsored by The Urban Affairs Coalition (formerly managed by Philadelphia Parks & Recreation). The Philadelphia Activities Fund, Inc. supports people and communities through projects that promote sportsmanship, the arts, and health.
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Apply for a Philadelphia Activities Fund grant Effective August 14, 2022 Philadelphia Parks & Recreation is no longer managing the Philadelphia Activities Fund. The new administrator for the Fund is The Urban Affairs Coalition. Visit the new Philadelphia Activities Fund website at philaactivitiesfund.
org. The new website includes: Application and funds report forms. The Philadelphia Activities Fund, Inc. (the Fund) is a non-profit corporation.
It supports people and communities through projects that promote sportsmanship, the arts, and health. The Fund awards grant money to projects that: Offer learning or motivational experiences. The average grant award is between $500 – $1,000.
That money can be used for things like: Umpiring and referee fees. The grant cannot be used for capital costs, like repairing buildings, new construction, or other building fees. The grant is only for non-profit organizations.
Non-profit organizations that have received Philadelphia Cultural Fund Grants or Anti-Drug Initiative Grants are not eligible for the Philadelphia Activities Fund Grant. Each City Council district office reviews grant applications and makes grant award recommendations to the PAF Board. Those who receive grants will have to submit annual reports and could be asked to host site visits.
Additional details will be provided in the grant contract Birth, marriage & life events Business & self-employment Cars, parking & transportation Diversity, inclusion, accessibility & immigration Payments, assistance & taxes Permits, violations & licenses Safety & emergency preparedness Streets, sidewalks & alleys Trash, recycling & city upkeep Trees, parks & the environment Zoning, planning & development
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations (excluding those that have received Philadelphia Cultural Fund Grants or Anti-Drug Initiative Grants). Each City Council district office reviews applications. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows average between $500 – $1,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Philadelphia Activities Fund grant is funded by The Urban Affairs Coalition (formerly managed by Philadelphia Parks & Recreation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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