Neighborhood funding
Recognized neighborhood organizations can apply for City funds. We explain the timeline, process and guidelines.
Neighborhood Network Fund
Funds to operate your organization
You can use funds for
- Administrative work
- Placemaking activities
- Community organizing
- Communications
- Related costs
Focus
- Supporting individual neighborhood organizations
- Strengthening the citywide network
Equitable Engagement Fund
Funds new ways to engage more residents
You can use funds for
- Project and program-related expenses, including:
- Administration and staff time
- Consultant and speaker fees
- Capital expenses
- Space rental and food
- Communications costs, including:
- Translation and interpretation
- Printing and postage
- Website and social media
Focus on engaging
- Renters
- Immigrants
- Refugees
- People living disabilities
- Residents who are Black, Indigenous or people of color
- Others whose voices need to be heard
Collaboration and Shared Resources Fund
Funds neighborhood organizations to work together and merge some of their work with other neighborhoods
Applications are always open
You can use funds to
-
Merge neighborhood organizations
-
Share costs and resources
Focus
-
Supporting groups of neighborhood organizations
-
Finding ways to work together
Contact us
Neighborhood & Community Relations
Phone
Office hours
8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Monday – Friday