Community Improvement Grant

Community Improvement Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: City of Santa Rosa
Amount: US $2,500
Last Updated: February 03, 2026

Summary

The Community Improvement Grant by the City of Santa Rosa supports innovative projects aimed at enhancing local neighborhoods and fostering community connections. With grants up to $2,500, this program encourages inclusive, accessible initiatives that are free for participants. Open to nonprofits, community groups, and even informal neighborhood associations, it aims to empower residents to improve their living environment. Applications are reviewed by the Community Advisory Board, which makes the final funding decisions.

Overview

Community Improvement Grant Do you have a fun, creative community project idea but need funding to get it going? The Community Advisory Board is excited to announce that it is now accepting applications for the Community Improvement Grant Program. The CIG Program supports community building, improves neighborhoods, strengthens relationships among residents and provides grants that foster stronger and more connected community. All approved projects must be inclusive, accessible, free of charge to participants, and focus on community support. Each year, the Santa Rosa City Council allocates grant budget for public improvements and community events throughout Santa Rosa. The maximum grant amount is $2,500, which must be matched by funds or in-kind donations or services. Due to limited funding for the program, eligibility of an application does not guarantee funding. The CAB will review all eligible grant applications and is the decision-making body in selecting CAB grant awards.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Nonprofits, neighborhood groups and/or associations, homeowner associations, service clubs, community groups and /or organizations, and schools may apply to fund a project in Santa Rosa. However, applicants do not have to have an established organization to apply for the funds. Any large or small group of neighbors or community members who want to improve where they live can apply for these grants. The funds may be used to improve a street, block, neighborhood, or community.