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Illinois R3 Grant Program | Restore, Reinvest, Renew (R3) R3 Restore, Reinvest, Renew - Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority Learn More About the R3 Program Click here to explore where R3 funds go, how grantees serve their communities, the latest research on the R3 program, and more! (opens in a new tab) R3 RESTORE. REINVEST.
RENEW. R3 grants fund programs in Illinois communities that have been harmed by violence, excessive incarceration, and economic disinvestment. R3 grants fund programs in five areas: The communities that are eligible for R3 funding were identified, in part, by their rates of gun injuries, child poverty, unemployment and incarceration.
View this map to see if organizations in your community are eligible for an R3 grant. Nonprofit organizations, local governments, faith-based organizations, businesses, and other community or neighborhood associations may apply for grants individually or in a collaborative with other groups. Find out more about collaboratives here .
Thank you for visiting the Restore, Reinvest, Review (R3) program website. We appreciate your interest in the R3 mission of investing in communities most affected by systemic racism In collaboration with Lt.
Gov. Stratton and the Justice Equity and Opportunity Initiative, ICJIA has provided funding access and availability to over 400 new small, localized grassroots organizations that, without R3, may not have received state As we initiate our third R3 Notice of Funding Opportunity, we remain committed to ensuring equity, fairness, and opportunity in communities across the state.
We will continue to empower organizations to create innovative programs and strategies that address the diverse needs of their communities and, ultimately, build a safer Illinois. (parent section is Applicant Tools `p-as-heading` experimental rule and SR heading navigation both Find out if you're eligible to apply for funding (parent section is Applicant Tools `p-as-heading` experimental rule and SR heading navigation both find it.
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--> Collaboratives Groups of two or more organizations that apply for funding for a single program under one application (parent section is Applicant Tools `p-as-heading` experimental rule and SR heading navigation both R3 resources and analysis Jan 21, 2026 RESTORE, REINVEST, RENEW (R3) PROGRAM GRANTS: APPLY NOW Jan 06, 2026 Lend Us Your Expertise. Become a grant application reviewer Join our Grant Application Reviewer Pool!
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations with a DUNS number, SAM. gov account, and Grants. gov account, in good standing with the Illinois Secretary of State, and not on the state no-pay list. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Restore, Reinvest, Renew (R3) Grant Program is funded by State of Illinois. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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