We know that the search for funding is a constant struggle in our field, so we highly recommend you check out the community grant list that was compiled by the great team at NCDD member organization Everyday Democracy. All you have to do to get a free download of this great resource is sign up for their email newsletter. You can learn more in the EvDem announcement below or sign up here.

The Big List of Community Grants

When you’re implementing ideas to help change your community, you’ll often need to find some external funding. We’ve compiled this list of grant opportunities from around the U.S. to help you jump start your action efforts.

Introducing…

Here’s what you’ll find in this list:

• 60 grant opportunities
• Details on the grant amount, area funded, deadlines, and geographic location
• Funding for a wide variety of issue areas including youth empowerment, education, strengthening democracy, sustainability, immigration, art and media projects, poverty, and more.
• Direct links to more information about the requirements

If you’re looking for external funding to boost your community change efforts, this list is the perfect place to start. This list has compiles all the important details in one place, making it easy to decide whether to pursue the opportunity further.

To access the grant list, enter your name and email into the form at www.everyday-democracy.org/resources/big-list-community-action-grants

Then go check your email! Once you click the link to confirm your subscription, another email will be sent to you immediately with instructions on how to access the grant list. Be sure to check your spam folder, or your “social” or “promotions” tabs in Gmail, for the confirmation email.

If you run into problems or are already subscribed to our e-newsletter, contact Rebecca Reyes, Communication Manager, at rreyes@everyday-democracy.org.

You can find the original version of this Everyday Democracy post at www.everyday-democracy.org/resources/big-list-community-action-grants.

Roshan Bliss

An inclusiveness trainer and group process facilitator, Roshan Bliss serves as NCDD's Youth Engagement Coordinator and Blog Curator. Combining his belief that decisions are better when everyone is involved with his passion for empowering young people, his work focuses on increasing the involvement of youth and students in public conversations.

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