Administration for Children and Families, Office of Community Services program funding community development corporations to create employment and business opportunities in low-income communities. Eligible applicants are private nonprofit CDCs (501(c)(3) or non-501(c)(3)) with community economic development as a principal purpose and board representation from community residents, business leaders, and civic leaders; no cost share required per the cited notice.
USDA Community Facilities Direct Loan & Grant Program
Government Grant Programs
USDA Rural Development program providing direct loans and/or grants for essential community facilities - health care, child care, schools, food banks, community centers, public safety - in rural areas of 20,000 or fewer residents. Eligible applicants are public bodies, community-based nonprofit corporations, and federally recognized tribes. Grants cover 15%-75% of project cost based on population and median household income; applications are accepted year-round.
- Pricing
- Grants cover 15%-75% of project cost (max $10,000,000); loans up to 40-year terms
- Capabilities
- Rural development, Community facilities, Health care, Education, Public safety
- Listing status
- Unclaimed · Editor-verified
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