City of Buffalo - New York: Opioid Crisis Program Fund Grant

The City of Buffalo is seeking proposals for the Opioid Crisis Program Fund to address the ongoing opioid epidemic. This RFP invites qualified organizations to submit plans for community-based responses. Funding will be awarded based on the merit of applications, aiming to maximize positive impacts on the community. Organizations should consider New York State's allowable uses of funds when submitting proposals. The City retains the right to determine the awardees and funding amounts.

The City of Buffalo Division of Urban Affairs hereby issues this Request for Proposals (RFP) seeking proposals from qualified organizations with the ability to provide a community-based response to the ongoing opioid epidemic. The purpose of this RFP is to allow for the distribution of grant funding that has been set aside in the Fiscal Year City Budget for programming to combat the opioid addiction crisis. New York State’s allowable use of funds are for approved uses and should be considered when submitting a proposal. Grant funding will be awarded to those organizations whose applications are deemed most meritorious, with the goal of maximizing positive community impact. The City reserves the right to determine the organizations for award and the amount of funding that will be provided to each organization.