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Find similar grantsQuality of Life Grant is sponsored by City of Aurora. The City of Aurora's Quality of Life Grants are annual competitive grants for 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations that serve Aurora residents. Service areas include veterans, basic needs, community, education & youth, mental health, museums, seniors, and public safety.
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Quality of Life Grants | City of Aurora, IL opens in new tab or window Community Development Block Grant HOME Investment Partnership Program (HOME) Sub-menu Programa de Sociedad de Inversión en el Hogar Using Federal HUD Funds Sub-menu Revitalización de los Vecindarios 2025 -2029 Consolidated Plan (Includes 2025 Annual Action Plan) Opioid Use Disorder Program Aurora Affordable Housing Fund Home Investment Partnership Program - American Rescue Plan (HOME-ARP) Community Development Block Grant Revitalización de los Vecindarios 2025 -2029 Consolidated Plan (Includes 2025 Annual Action Plan) Quality of Life Grants are annual competitive grants provided to 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations that serve the residents of Aurora.
The grant program is funded through the Casino Gaming Tax revenue and supports a wide range of service areas. The service areas supported by Quality of Life funding include: basic needs, community, education & youth, mental health, museums, seniors, and public safety. More information about each service area is provided in the tabs below.
2026 Quality of Life Grant Application (DOCX, 73KB) Basic Needs are defined as services/programs residents require for a minimum standard of living. Early Childhood Screenings Community services are defined as those that are provided to better Aurora as a whole. The education and youth service category includes services/programs provided to individuals from 0-24 years old.
Mental Health services include those that assist in improving residents psychological and emotional well-being. Youth intervention programs The museum service category supports services/programs providing historical, artistic, or cultural interests.
Museums supported by Quality of Life funding include: Aurora Historical Society Aurora Regional Fire Museum Grand Army of the Republic Military Museum Senior services/programs are those provided to residents over the age of 60. Public safety includes services/programs that improve the safety of Aurora for its residents. Reentry services for ex-offenders Between 2020 and 2025, over $5.
5 million was provided to nonprofit organizations serving the Aurora community through the Quality of Life program. For more information about the impact of our funded organizations, visit our success page . Please reach out to Adam Grubbs, Management Assistant at grubbsa@aurora.
il. us or (630) 256-3328 with any questions or inquiries regarding the Quality of Life program.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations that serve the residents of Aurora. Supports various service areas including veterans, mental health, and basic needs. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Quality of Life Grant is funded by City of Aurora. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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