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Sustained Support Fund is sponsored by Catalyst of San Diego & Imperial Counties. This fund provides timely, short-term, zero-interest, recoverable grants to nonprofits, fiscally sponsored organizations, tribal organizations, and tribal governments to help cover cash needs while awaiting payment of committed funding.
The fund prioritizes those affected by federal policy and funding shifts and has supported organizations across various sectors, including arts and culture, housing and human services, and community development.
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April Funding and Grant Opportunities April Funding and Grant Opportunities Live Well San Diego sent this bulletin at 04/06/2026 09:30 AM PDT View this email in your browser Sustained Support Fund: Nonprofit Grant The Sustained Support Fund, provided by Catalyst of San Diego and Imperial Counties , offers short-term, zero-interest, recoverable grants of up to $100,000 to nonprofits, fiscally sponsored organizations, and tribal governments in San Diego and Imperial Counties.
Funding supports cash flow needs while organizations await committed revenue expected within 90 days, with priority for those affected by federal funding or policy changes since January 2025.
Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis Application & More Information Request for Statement of Qualifications: The County of San Diego is inviting qualified community organizations to submit Statements of Qualifications for the provision of Clubhouse Services, supporting recovery oriented, community based programs for individuals with behavioral health needs.
Interested organizations are encouraged to register on BUYNET to access the RFSQ and receive updates. Up to ten contracts may be awarded across the following service regions: North Coastal, North Inland, North Central, East, Central, and South. Applications are due by 3:00 p.
m. PDT on Wednesday, April 29, 2026. Webinar Tomorrow!
Navigating BuyNet New to County contracting and BuyNet, the County's procurement platform?
Learn more about BuyNet at this upcoming webinar on Tuesday April 7 at 1:30p - 2:30p with the Department of Purchasing and Contracting, including how to: Navigate a procurement opportunity Connect with other vendors Funding Forward: Strengthening Grant & Contract Success Join us on Wednesday 4/29 9am - 11:30am for a workshop hosted by the Live Well San Diego Business Sector in collaboration with the North County Community Leadership Team.
This workshop will focus on strengthening fiscal grant and contract readiness with practical tools and connections, including: Strategies to improve proposal development, Insights from experienced funders, Opportunities to connect with County departments around upcoming procurements, A BuyNet lab for businesses interested in contracting with the County.
South County EDC: Recovery Loan Program The South County Economic Development Council offers $10,000‑dollar recovery loans to support South County businesses investing in operational improvements, new equipment, or staff as they continue recovering from the COVID‑19 pandemic.
Loans feature a 48‑month term, with no interest charged if repaid within the first 12 months; remaining balances after one year are financed over 36 months at a 5 percent interest rate. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis . Learn more and apply through the SCEDC Loans and Grants Program webpage.
Community Enhancement Grant The County of San Diego provides funding through the Community Enhancement Program to support nonprofit organizations and public agencies that stimulate tourism, promote the local economy, create jobs, and enhance quality of life. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis. Learn more and apply through the Community Enhancement Program webpage.
Kitchens for Good Microenterprise (ME) Program Kitchens for Good’s ME program accepts early-stage food entrepreneurs in San Diego, focusing on those who have experienced barriers to accessing the resources and support needed to start their small business, including: Learn more and apply for the ME Program .
Spaces as Places Outdoor Business Grant The City of San Diego’s Economic Development Department is offering grants of up to $20,000 to help eligible businesses expand operations outdoors through the Spaces as Places program. Funding supports the creation of outdoor dining and community gathering spaces in the public right-of-way, with priority given to businesses located in underserved communities.
Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis . Learn more and apply through the Spaces as Places Outdoor Business Grant webpage. Community Facilities Direct Loan & Grant Program The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Rural Development division provides funding through the Community Facilities Direct Loan & Grant Program to support essential community facilities in rural areas.
Eligible applicants include public bodies, community-based nonprofits, and Federally Recognized Tribes serving communities with 20,000 or fewer residents. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis . Learn more and apply through the Community Facilities Direct Loan & Grant Program webpage.
The California State Trade Expansion Program (STEP) provides funding to help small businesses expand into global markets by increasing the number of California exporters and the volume of goods and services they trade. Eligible businesses may participate in up to two trade events per fiscal year and receive up to 75% reimbursement (up to $10,000) for approved export-related expenses.
Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis , and each STEP event has its own registration deadline. Learn more and apply through the STEP webpage. Businesses can now request additional information and resources, including presentations, about Knowing Your Rights and Responsibilities During Federal Immigration Enforcement Actions through the County of San Diego Office of Labor Standards and Enforcement.
Request a training or contact them with questions at OLSE@sdcounty. ca. gov. NEW!
Community Toolkit for CalFresh and Medi-Cal Changes New changes to CalFresh and Medi-Cal will impact some community members across the region. Check out the toolkit at the link below for accurate information and resources to help support the communities you serve.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations with 501(c)3 status, tribal organizations/governments, or fiscally sponsored projects that serve primarily in San Diego or Imperial Counties and can demonstrate a short-term cash flow need for work associated with future committed revenue. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $100,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Sustained Support Fund is funded by Catalyst of San Diego & Imperial Counties. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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