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Senator Cappelletti Secures More Than $1. 6 Million in Funding for Violence Intervention and Prevention Programming - Pennsylvania Senate Democrats Senator Cappelletti Secures More Than $1. 6 Million in Funding for Violence Intervention and Prevention Programming Norristown, PA – April 15, 2026 – Today, Senator Amanda M.
Cappelletti (D-17 Delaware/Montgomery) announced $1,614,751 in Violence Intervention & Prevention (VIP) grant funding for schools and organizations across the 17 th Senate District. The 2025-26 Pennsylvania State Budget allocated approximately $62.
15 million for VIP and Building Opportunities Through Out-of-School Time (BOOST) grants awards, which is administered through The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD) School Safety and Security Committee. VIP grants in particular aim to uplift programs that reduce intentional interpersonal violence in areas of Pennsylvania with high rates of firearm-related violence crime and/or firearm-related injury.
“Whether one of our neighbors is seeking violence prevention tools or is in need of immediate help while navigating a dangerous situation, we are incredibly fortunate to have programming opportunities across District 17 to give their support, and address violence prevention and intervention head-on,” said Senator Cappelletti.
“These organizations are on the ground every day providing essential services that prioritize everyone’s wellbeing. I’ve been proud to work with my colleagues in the legislature to secure this funding, ensuring organizations have what they need to continue keeping our community a safe place to call home.
” VIP Grant Recipients in District 17 Include: Secured in partnership with Representative Greg Scott (D-54) Child Guidance Resource Center – $429,864 Secured in partnership with Representative Greg Vitali (D-166) Eastern University – $499,677 Secured in partnership with Representative Lisa Borowksi (D-168) It Takes A Village To Feed One Child (ITAVTFOC) – $500,000 Secured in partnership with Representative Tim Briggs (D-149) Secured in partnership with Representative Matt Bradford (D-70) Learn more about VIP and BOOST grant funding.
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Violence Intervention & Prevention (VIP) and Building Opportunities Through Out-of-School Time (BOOST) grant programs is funded by Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency has opened its FY2026-27 Violence Intervention and Prevention (VIP) and Building Opportunities through Out-of-School Time (BOOST) grants: roughly $58 million to $60 million in state funds, at least $11.5 million reserved for BOOST, applications due December 10, 2026 in PCCD eGrants. Last cycle, 464 organizations asked for more than $158 million and about 38% of eligible applications were funded. Here is who can apply to which pot, what the money buys, and how to land in the funded third.
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