Designed to foster healthy, safe, and engaged neighborhoods that strengthen our community
The Neighborhood Mini-Grant program is designed to foster healthy, safe, and engaged neighborhoods that strengthen our community. Neighborhood organizations who are looking to strengthen their communities through innovative and creative community projects are invited to apply during open application periods. The maximum grant award is $5,000.
The current grant application period is closed. The next application period will open in fall 2024.
Congratulations on being awarded a 2024 Neighborhood Mini-Grant.
You are one step closer to creating a healthy, safe, and engaged neighborhood.
Key Dates
- Mid-term Report Deadline: Monday, April 1, 2024 by 5 PM
- Final Report Deadline: Wednesday, July 31, 2024 by 5 PM
Resources
The 2024 Grant Recipient Resources are designed to provide guidance and instructions on how to submit the necessary documents to manage your grant award.
It is important to understand the requirements for each item to ensure the proper submission of mini-grant components, especially for reimbursement of any money spent.
Please click the buttons below for resources that will help support you throughout the mini-grant process.
Neighborhood Mini-Grant project categories
Mini-grant applications must describe how the proposed project fosters healthy, safe, and engaged neighborhoods. Projects are required to engage the community as active participants, and they must address a need(s) or improve quality of life in one of the following categories.
Key dates
For the next application period:
- Application Open: Fall 2024
- Will have information on how to apply closer to the application period
- Application Deadline: TBD
- Neighborhood Mini-Grants Awarded: TBD
Neighborhood liaison contacts
For questions or assistance, contact your neighborhood liaison.
- Mary-Elizabeth Fuentes, (813) 277-1645
- Gabrielle Nickerson, (813) 274-1628
- Wanda Sloan, (813) 307-3564
Get help
Department: Customer Service & Support
Email: neighborhood-relations@hcfl.gov
Phone: (813) 272-5860