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Neighborhood Mini Grants
We believe that citizens are our most valuable resource and it is our goal to promote positive neighboring activities and neighborhood improvements by providing financial assistance through neighborhood grants.
NEW in 2019! All mini grant activities and events must have a sustainability goal. Read on!
The 2019 application cycle is closed. Check back in 2020!
Round 1
Application deadline: March 1st for events and projects between March 29-July 4
Round 2
Application deadline: June 1st for events and projects between July 5-Dec. 13
Neighborhood Night Out Round
Application deadline: July 1st for events and projects held Aug. 6-11* subject to change
Please contact our office if you have any questions. Neighborhood Services can be reached by calling (970) 224-6046, emailing bnNwcm9ncmFtc0BmY2dvdi5jb20=, or visiting in person at 281 North College Avenue, 2nd Floor.
Neighborhood Night Out Mini Grants
Neighborhood Night Out (NNO) mini grant funding can be used for activities and events between Aug. 6-Aug. 11. National Neighborhood Night Out is Aug. 6th. Please note that the mini grant application and the NNO registration are two separate things. Visits from Poudre Fire Authority, City Council, Police, and other City Staff can only occur on Aug. 6th and you can request a visit via the NNO registration.
The deadline to apply for NNO grant funding and the deadline to register for NNO is JULY 1st.
El ciclo de aplicación 2019 está cerrado
Nuevo in 2019! Todas las actividades y eventos de mini-otorgamiento deben tener un objetivo de sostenibilidad.
Mini Grant Testimonials
Read about what our grant awardees have done in their neighborhoods using mini grant funding!
Frequently Asked Questions
Goodbye -- old, inefficient light bulbs!
These FAQs are a MUST READ for all applicants.
Considerations for project enhancement
If your project or event is associated with conservation or environmental sustainability efforts, there may be other City programs that could assist with funding or supplies for your neighborhood. We recommend exploring those possibilities and potentially combining resources. Multiple service areas offer incentives, rebates, classes, or supplies for such efforts. The Utilities rebate program as well as the City's Environmental Services department may assist you in beginning your search.