Neighborhood Grants

Mandatory Neighborhood Organization
Matching Grant

• Neighborhood improvement projects for mandatory neighborhood organizations that collect dues from residents.
• The grant allows for projects with a total cost up to $15,000 and requires a 50% match from the neighborhood organization (max $15,000 grant award).
• Examples of projects include neighborhood entranceway signs, entranceway and community lighting, neighborhood playgrounds, pressure washing and painting neighborhood walls, and structural wall repairs. Other projects may be approved at the discretion of the Neighborhood Grants Advisory Board (NGAB).
• Neighborhood organizations may only receive one grant every two years.

• Mandatory Grant Guidelines
• Mandatory Grant Application

For information, please contact Hayley Black, Grants Coordinator, at 407-836-4213 or Hayley.Black@ocfl.net.

Non-Mandatory Neighborhood Organizations
Non-Matching Grant

• Neighborhood improvement projects for non-mandatory neighborhood organizations that do not collect dues from residents.
• The grant allows for projects with a total cost up to $15,000 and does not require a match from the neighborhood organization.
• Examples of projects include neighborhood entranceway signs, entranceway and community lighting, neighborhood playgrounds, pressure washing and painting neighborhood walls, and structural wall repairs. Other projects may be approved at the discretion of the Neighborhood Grants Advisory Board (NGAB).
• Neighborhood organizations may only receive one grant every two years.

• Non-Matching Grant Guidelines
• Non-Matching Grant Application

For information, please contact coordinator:

• Julianna Santiago, Grants Coordinator, at 407-836-4241 or Julianna.Santiago@ocfl.net

Apply Now for 1st Quarter’s deadline. First come, First served.

• 1st Quarter: October 10, 2024
• 2nd Quarter: January 9, 2025
• 3rd Quarter: April 10, 2025

Orange County's Sustainable Communities Grant Program's intent is to provide funding to support and assist neighborhoods and organizations working on reducing pollution and carbon footprint. A sustainable community is one that is economically, environmentally, and socially healthy and resilient. By working together, we enhance the quality of life for current and future generations.

Funding is available in the form of grants to help neighborhoods stay safe, healthy, and connected. Grants are available for projects ranging from $500 - $5,000. Eligible projects can address issues such as sustainable lighting, community gardens, and pollution reduction. Events are also encouraged to help teach community members about energy efficiency, pollution reduction, and green and sustainable practices.

• Sustainable Communities Grant Guidelines
• Sustainable Communities Grant Application

For information, please contact Hayley Black Grants Coordinator, at 407-836-4213 or Hayley.Black@ocfl.net.

Neighborhood Services Division
2450 West 33rd Street, Second Floor
Orlando, Florida 32839

Email: NeighborhoodGrants@ocfl.net
Phone: (407) 836-4200

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