Community Services Grants
Last updated October 7, 2026
Grantable tracks 2,090 active community services grants in its free grants database, drawn from state and foundation sources and updated daily. 69 of them have a verified open deadline or accept applications on a rolling basis. 1,091 list an award amount, with a median of $7,500.
- Grants tracked
- 2,090
- from 1,471 funders
- Median award
- $7,500
- middle half $3,000–$20K
- Total listed funding
- $122.0M
- across 1,091 grants that list an amount
- Rolling deadlines
- 77
- 113 with a published date
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| ★ | Grant |
|---|---|
| Foundation Grants (General) Upper Arlington Community Foundation · Foundation Not published · Varies The Upper Arlington Community Foundation awards grants four times each year to address community needs and to impact the lives of current and future generations in Upper Arlington. | |
| CFNA: Women Who Care Grants Community Foundation of the Northern Alleghenies · Foundation Not published · Varies Women Who Care strives to educate, encourage, and expand the number of women committed to philanthropy in order to strengthen our community by providing funds and assistance to issues that are important to families. | |
| TANF Employment & Training Special Project - Community Resource Development Program Grant Illinois Department of Human Services: Division of Family & Community Services · Foundation Not published · Up to $75K The TANF Employment & Training Special Project Grant aims to enhance community capacity for organizations serving the TANF population and low-income families. | |
| Madison Foundation Grant The Madison Foundation · Foundation Not published · Varies The Madison Foundation Grant supports eligible nonprofit organizations in Madison by providing funding for projects that enhance social, cultural, educational, environmental, and recreational needs. | |
| Rogersville Affiliate Grantmaking Program Community Foundation of the Ozarks Inc · Foundation Not published · $500 – $12K The Rogersville Affiliate Grantmaking Program, managed by the Community Foundation of Rogersville, aims to enhance local life through strategic grantmaking. | |
| Lowell Berry Foundation Grants Lowell Berry Foundation · Foundation Not published · Varies The Lowell Berry Foundation Grants aim to enhance leadership within local Christian church ministries while providing community support in California. | |
| Friends of Gustavus Fund Grant Juneau Community Foundation · Foundation Not published · $500 – $4K The Friends of Gustavus Fund aims to enhance the quality of life in the Gustavus community by supporting philanthropic activities. | |
| Enbridge Community Grant Enbridge · Foundation Not published · $1K – $10K The Enbridge Community Grant aims to enhance the quality of life in North American communities through strategic donations and sponsorships. | |
| North Baldwin Community Foundation Grant The Community Foundation of South Alabama · Foundation Not published · Up to $5K The North Baldwin Community Foundation Grant provides funding to enhance the quality of life in Bay Minette and surrounding areas. | |
| OCCF: Community Investment Grant Owen County Community Foundation · Foundation Not published · $1K – $5K The OCCF Community Investment Grant offers flexible funding to enhance the quality of life for Owen County residents. | |
| Seeding Wayne County Grant Program Wayne-Metropolitan Community Action Agency Inc · Foundation Not published · $1K – $8K The Seeding Wayne County Grant Program, operated by Wayne Metropolitan Community Action Agency, aims to combat poverty by providing funding to grassroots organizations in Wayne County. | |
| Multicultural Action Committee - Cultural Event Grants City of Longmont · State Not published · $100 – $3K The Multicultural Action Committee offers Cultural Event Grants to support community-driven events that promote cultural understanding and inclusion in Longmont. Events must be open to all, free of charge, and held within the city. | |
| Rotary Club of Appleton- Community Service Fund Grants Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region Inc · Foundation Not published · Varies The Rotary Club of Appleton offers Community Service Grants to enhance the quality of life in Appleton and the Fox Cities. These grants are aimed at charitable organizations that address community needs through effective service projects. | |
| Community Vision Fund- Event Sponsorship Grant Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region Inc · Foundation Not published · $500 – $5K Community Vision Fund- Event Sponsorship Focus: Events that foster a community where all are valued, feel included, and can contribute. | |
| Rotary Club of Dunedin Grant Dunedin Rotary Club Foundation · Foundation Not published · Varies The Rotary Club of Dunedin, established in 1947, has significantly contributed to both local and global communities, donating over $300,000 in the last decade. | |
| Community Grantmaking- Lee County Community Foundation Grants North Carolina Community Foundation Inc · Foundation Not published · $500 – $5K The Lee County Community Foundation, part of the North Carolina Community Foundation, offers grants ranging from $500 to $1,400 for nonprofit organizations serving charitable needs in Lee County. | |
| Youth As Resources (YAR) Grants United Way of Kenosha County Inc · Foundation Not published · $500 – $5K Funds youth-designed and youth-led community service projects in Kenosha County with youth speaking up for and addressing community needs. | |
| West Yellowstone Foundation: Community Grants West Yellowstone Foundation · Foundation Not published · Varies The West Yellowstone Foundation provides community grants aimed at enhancing the economic vitality and sense of community in the West Yellowstone and Hebgen Lake Basin areas. | |
| NICF: Fulton County Liberty Township Grant Northern Indiana Community Foundation Inc · Foundation Not published · Up to $3K The NICF: Fulton County Liberty Township Grant supports charitable initiatives within the Liberty Township community. Established in 2018, it provides up to $2,500 for various projects aimed at improving local welfare. | |
| RJRAF Community Grants Reynolds American Foundation · Foundation Not published · Varies Reynolds American Foundation Guidelines for Giving R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (R.J. Reynolds) is proud of the fact that it has been a responsible corporate citizen of North Carolina for more than 130 years. | |
| Mayor’s Youth Sports Grant City of Boston · State Not published · $5K The Mayor’s Youth Sports Grant aims to enhance accessibility and affordability of youth sports in Boston. Designed for community-based organizations, this grant supports initiatives that provide sports opportunities for youth aged 8-18. | |
| Daniel C. and Beatrice M. Fisher Fund Grant Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo Inc · Foundation Not published · Varies The Daniel C. and Beatrice M. Fisher Fund Grant, established by longtime Clarence Center residents, supports local non-profits and community initiatives. | |
| Collaborative Impact Grant Citizens Committee for New York City Inc · Foundation Not published · $10K A new program providing grants to groups of three grantees who partner together to develop and implement collaborative community projects. | |
| Backyard Giving Grants CHS Foundation · Foundation Not published · Up to $5K The Backyard Giving Grants, offered by CHS Foundation, support local organizations in Dakota, Ramsey, and Washington counties with funding up to $5,000. |
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About community services grants
Community services grants fund neighborhood-based programs that address the causes and conditions of poverty, including housing, nutrition, utility and transportation assistance, employment supports, and emergency services. The Community Services Block Grant (CSBG), administered by HHS's Office of Community Services, is the central federal source, flowing through states to a national network of local Community Action Agencies. Community foundations and United Way organizations also fund this work locally.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much money do community services grants award?
Of the 2,090 community services grants Grantable lists as of October 7, 2026, 1,091 publish an award amount. The median listed award is $7,500, and the middle half fall between $3,000 and $20K. The largest is $10M. Amounts are each grant's stated maximum, so a typical award can be smaller.
Which funders offer the most community services grants?
By number of active listings, the leading funders are Community Foundation of the Ozarks Inc (26), North Carolina Community Foundation Inc (26), Hartford Foundation for Public Giving (16), The Alaska Community Foundation (12), and Siouxland Community Foundation (10). In all, 1,471 funders have at least one active grant in this category.
When are community services grants due?
Of 2,090 grants listed, 77 accept applications on a rolling basis, 113 have a published upcoming deadline, 353 run on a stated cycle (such as annual or quarterly) without a published date, and 1,547 don't publish a deadline, so check the funder's site. Among dated deadlines, 51% fall in October–December.
What community services grants are available?
Community services grants support housing, nutrition, utility and transportation assistance, employment and education programs, crisis and emergency services, and community asset-building initiatives. The Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) is the primary federal funding source, delivered through states and local Community Action Agencies. Local funders such as community foundations and United Way chapters provide complementary grants.
Who funds community services programs?
HHS's Office of Community Services administers the Community Services Block Grant, providing funds to states, territories, and tribes that flow to a national network of over a thousand local Community Action Agencies. State and local governments, community foundations, and United Way organizations also fund community-based services. Eligibility typically requires nonprofit status and a focus on low-income communities.
What is a Community Action Agency and how does it relate to funding?
Community Action Agencies are the local nonprofits and public agencies that deliver Community Services Block Grant-funded programs in their communities, covering nearly every county in the country. If your organization provides anti-poverty services, your local CAA may be a funding partner, a subcontractor relationship, or a collaborator on joint applications. Connecting with the designated CAA in your service area is often the most direct route to CSBG-related funding.
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