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Recreation Mini Grants | City of Salem New Jersey Salem Youth Development & Family Engagement Mini-Grant Program Jamal Long - 856-935-0372 | The City of Salem is seeking proposals from community organizations, neighborhood groups, nonprofits, faith-based institutions, schools, and community partners to support youth-centered programming throughout Salem City and Salem County.
This initiative is designed to activate neighborhoods, expand positive youth opportunities, strengthen family engagement, and reduce community violence through recreation, enrichment, mentorship, education, and community-building activities. The program is part of Salem’s broader collective impact strategy focused on youth development, violence prevention, community healing, and neighborhood revitalization.
This demonstration project is intended to serve as a collaborative learning model between the City of Salem and community partners. By documenting outcomes, identifying lessons learned, and refining strategies over time, the initiative aims to build a stronger and more sustainable framework for youth development, violence prevention, and neighborhood engagement in Salem.
We envision a vibrant and united Salem where youth and families are supported, neighborhoods are activated, and community organizations work together to create safe and meaningful opportunities for residents.
The Salem Youth Development & Family Engagement Mini-Grant Program aims to: Increase safe and positive youth activities Expand access to enrichment opportunities Strengthen neighborhood engagement Build organizational capacity among grassroots groups Reduce barriers to participation for families Promote community wellness and violence prevention Encourage collaboration among local organizations Funding may support programs such as: Sports and recreation programming Youth leadership activities STEM and career exposure trips Environmental education experiences Wellness and mental health activities Neighborhood beautification activities tied to youth engagement Eligible applicants include: Faith-based organizations Schools and educational groups Neighborhood associations Youth-serving organizations Applicants must demonstrate an active and meaningful presence in Salem County.
Examples of demonstrating presence may include: Prior programming in Salem County Partnerships with local organizations Serving Salem County residents Local volunteers or leadership Community engagement history Preference may be given to organizations serving Salem City youth and families. Grant awards range from $500 to $5,000 per trip.
Funding awards will depend on: Post-Event Reporting Requirements Photos/Marketing Materials Lessons Learned & Demonstration Project Feedback Capacity Building Requirement Organizations with an annual operating budget under $100,000 are required to participate in technical assistance and capacity-building support.
This requirement is intended to: Increase equitable access to funding Strengthen grassroots organizations Improve long-term sustainability Ensure successful implementation and reporting Technical assistance may include: Organizational sustainability planning Technical assistance may be provided in partnership with Salem Health and Wellness Foundation and other regional partners.
Playstreet/Events Program Guidelines (PDF) Trips Program Overview (PDF) Frequently Asked Questions (PDF) Complete the Salem Youth Development & Family Engagement Mini-Grant Program application and submit all required materials to the City of Salem.
Application Scoring Rubric (PDF) Mini-Grant Application Form (PDF) Post-Event Report Form (PDF) Application Release: May 27, 2026 Application Deadline: Rolling Award Notifications: June 10, 2026 Program Launch Period: June 19, 2026 Program Implementation Period: June - September 2026 Final Reporting Deadline: September 30, 2026 Application Review: Approximately 2 weeks
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community organizations, neighborhood groups, nonprofits, faith-based institutions, schools, and community partners in Salem City and Salem County. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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2027 Youth Sports Mini Pitch/Lighting Activation Grant is sponsored by National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) supported by Musco Lighting. This funding opportunity will help local park and recreation agencies address barriers to youth sports participation, increase access to youth sports, and improve the quality of youth sports opportunities. NRPA will award seven park and recreation agencies or affiliated 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations with a $20,000 cash grant to activate recreational spaces and expand youth sports opportunities. Grantees will also participate in a learning community and receive technical assistance.
Youth Sports Mini Pitch/Lighting Activation Grant is sponsored by National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA). Provides funding to park and recreation agencies to increase access to sports and play through an in-kind donation of Musco Lighting infrastructure (lighting or a mini pitch) and a cash grant to activate the space through programs, events, and partnerships.