Housing Grants for Nonprofits in Vermont
Last updated October 12, 2026
There are 12 active housing grants for nonprofits tagged to Vermont, part of 1,222 active housing grants for nonprofits listed nationwide. Updated daily.
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| ★ | Grant |
|---|---|
| Infrastructure - Community and Housing Infrastructure Program (CHIP) Vermont Economic Progress Council · State Not published · Varies Enables municipalities to finance essential infrastructure (like water, sewer, roads, and stormwater systems) that supports new housing development using tax increment financing. See CHIP Guidelines to learn more. | |
| WATER, WASTEWATER, and STORMWATER – Community and Housing Infrastructure Program (CHIP) Vermont Economic Progress Council · State Not published · Varies Enables municipalities to finance essential infrastructure (like water, sewer, roads, and stormwater systems) that supports new housing development using tax increment financing. See CHIP Guidelines to learn more. | |
| Economic - Invest in VT (formerly 10% in Vermont) Office of the State Treasurer · State Not published · $3K Supports program for housing, job creation, and affordability across Vermont. Priority will be given to projects that increase the housing supply in Vermont. | |
| Housing and Land Conservation Feasibility Funds State Not published · $1M – $5M Supports pre-development costs and feasibility analysis for housing and conservation projects. | |
| AmeriCorps NCCC Traditional (Service Volunteers) AmeriCorps · Federal Not published · Varies You define services projects that the AmeriCorps team can complete to respond to local needs. The team of 18-26 year-olds and typically serve in one area for 3 to 13 weeks and serve for 40 hours per week. | |
| WATER, WASTEWATER, and STORMWATER - Housing Infrastructure Loan Fund Vermont Bond Bank · State Not published · Up to $300 Supports preliminary engineering and planning; engineering design and bid specifications; construction of improvements; and purchase/conveyance of eligible improvements to municipally owned water systems, wastewater systems, and mobility… | |
| Housing – Invest in VT (formerly 10% in Vermont) Office of the State Treasurer · State Not published · $3K Supports program for housing, job creation, and affordability across Vermont. Priority will be given to projects that increase the housing supply in Vermont. | |
| Housing – Vermont Federal Foundation Charitable Contributions Vermont Federal Credit Union · State Not published · Varies Supports its focus areas of sustainability, food security, building strong communities, and affordable and stable housing | |
| Infrastructure - Housing Infrastructure Loan Fund Vermont Bond Bank · State Not published · Up to $300 Supports preliminary engineering and planning; engineering design and bid specifications; construction of improvements; and purchase/conveyance of eligible improvements to municipally owned water systems, wastewater systems, and mobility… | |
| Housing – Recovery Housing Program Vermont Department of Housing and Community Development · State Not published · Varies Supports proposals addressing the development, acquisition, or rehabilitation of housing that aligns with HUD goals and Vermont efforts to combat the opioid epidemic and support long-term recovery. | |
| AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC) Traditional AmeriCorps (the federal agency for national service and volunteerism) · Federal Not published · Varies Provides a team of 8-12 AmeriCorps NCCC members to meet critical community needs in the areas of natural and other disasters, infrastructure improvement, environmental stewardship and conservation, energy conservation, and urban and rural… | |
| Community Development Block Grant State Not published · $100 – $10M Supports planning and implementation of housing, economic development, public facilities, public services, and accessibility modifications. Project must primarily benefit persons of low and moderate income. |
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About housing grants for nonprofits in Vermont
Housing grants for nonprofits fund the development, rehabilitation, and operation of housing for low-income, homeless, and vulnerable populations, along with related services. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is the largest public funder, with programs spanning homeless assistance, affordable housing development, and capacity-building, supplemented by housing-focused intermediaries and foundations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What housing grants are available for nonprofits?
Nonprofits can pursue funding for permanent supportive housing, rapid rehousing, affordable housing development, homeownership assistance, and housing-related services. HUD programs such as the Continuum of Care, HOME Investment Partnerships, and the Self-Help Homeownership Opportunity Program support different parts of this work, alongside state housing finance agencies and private funders.
Does HUD fund housing nonprofits?
Yes. HUD funds nonprofits both directly, through programs like the Continuum of Care and the Self-Help Homeownership Opportunity Program, and indirectly through HOME and Community Development Block Grant dollars that pass through states and local governments. Nonprofits can also access HUD capacity-building funds by affiliating with national intermediaries such as LISC, Enterprise, or NeighborWorks.
Who else funds housing nonprofits?
Beyond HUD, state and local housing finance agencies, the Federal Home Loan Banks' Affordable Housing Program, and national intermediaries like LISC, Enterprise Community Partners, and NeighborWorks America provide funding and technical assistance. Community foundations and corporate funders, particularly banks meeting community-reinvestment goals, also support housing work.
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