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    Community Resilience Centers

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    Community Resilience Centers supports California communities with planning, construction, retrofits, and year-round services that strengthen resilience to climate emergencies and their public health impacts.

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    This grant was recently updated

    CRC Round 2 applications are now closed as of September 30, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time, and Implementation Grant applications are no longer accessible in Submittable. The FAQ form no longer accepts questions; published answers, including office-hours questions, are available in the Round 2 FAQ.

    Funder: California Strategic Growth Council

    Due Dates (Anticipated): July 2027 (Technical Assistance requests) | September 2027 (Planning Grants) | September 2027 (Implementation Grants)

    Funding Amounts: Round 2: approximately $55 million total; Planning Grants up to $500,000; Implementation Grants up to $10 million

    Summary: Supports planning, construction, and retrofits of California community resilience centers, alongside year-round community services and programming.

    Key Information: Lead Applicants must be California-based and may apply to only one CRC grant type.


    Description

    The California Strategic Growth Council’s Community Resilience Centers (CRC) program supports neighborhood facilities that provide shelter and resources during climate emergencies and other emergency situations. It funds planning, new construction, and retrofits, together with year-round services and programming that strengthen community resilience. The program addresses the public health impacts of extreme heat and other emergencies exacerbated by climate change.

    CRC invests in both physical and social infrastructure, encouraging meaningful community engagement, cross-sector collaboration, community-based partnerships, and shared governance. All communities may participate, but investments prioritize communities most burdened by environmental, socioeconomic, and health inequities, including under-resourced, rural, unincorporated, and Tribal communities across geographically diverse California regions.


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