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The SEEN Grant Program is a grant from the City of Worthington's Community Relations Commission that funds neighborhood and community initiatives in Worthington, Ohio under the Strengthening and Empowering Equitable Neighborhoods program. Grants of $3,000 support projects that build a stronger sense of community, including cultural events, neighborhood beautification, and community services.
Past recipients have funded Little Free Pantries, tree plantings, and disability-focused pilot projects. Beginning in 2026, the program also funds cultural events on a reimbursement basis. Eligible applicants include residents of the Worthington School District acting as organizations, neighborhood associations, or informal groups; businesses are not eligible.
The CRC accepts applications on a rolling basis with quarterly reviews through December 31, 2026.
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SEEN Grant Program | Worthington, OH - Official Website Community Relations Commission Applications are open for the 2026 Strengthening and Empowering Equitable Neighborhoods (SEEN) Grant Program Program Provides Assistance with Neighborhood and Community Initiatives The Community Relations Commission (CRC) distributes funding through the Strengthening and Empowering Equitable Neighborhoods (SEEN) Grant Program for project ideas that will help build a stronger sense of community and align with its mission.
Beginning in 2026, funding is available through the SEEN Grant to local organizations that provide cultural events within the Worthington community. Funding for cultural events is awarded on a reimbursement basis. Past SEEN Grant recipients have improved their neighborhoods by building Little Free Pantries, planting trees, and launching a disability-focused book pilot project, among other initiatives.
The CRC accepts applications on a rolling basis and reviews them at the end of each quarter until all available funds have been awarded. 2026 application deadlines are: Complete the online application here or download a PDF application packet below. For information, email Riley Hoover or call 614-786-7347.
Application Packet (with Eligibility Criteria and FAQs) More information about the CRC The Grant Review Committee will consider the following eligible applicants: Residents of the Worthington School District who are working as: An organization or neighborhood association.
New or emerging community organizations must either • Develop programs that benefit the Worthington community, or • Support individual neighborhoods Informal groups must describe how they are organized and outline plans for collaboration and project sustainability, when applicable Businesses are not eligible.
Meaningfully impact or support a neighborhood, geographical area, specific population, or the community as a whole Take place on public property. Landscape improvements to private property are ineligible. Not be for the benefit of or a marketing tool for a for-profit business.
If the request is for a cultural event, the project must also: Demonstrate strong matching funds, including in-kind support, with grant funding comprising no more than 30% of the total event budget Include clear goals that contribute to long-term cultural and community vitality, rather than serving solely as entertainment
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Individuals and community groups in Worthington, Ohio. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates $3,000 Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
The current target date is December 31, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, attachments, and final submission checks.
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