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    Economic Stability Community Grants

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    Economic Stability Community Grants support nonprofits helping South Hampton Roads residents facing poverty secure housing, build financial skills, and find stable employment to become self-sufficient.

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    This grant was recently updated

    Supported activities now explicitly include eviction/foreclosure prevention and financial case management, while program funding now allows continuation as well as expansion. Employment-retention outcomes shift from one year to six months; new outcomes include maintaining housing for six months for people at risk of homelessness, reducing debt, and obtaining industry certifications.

    Funder: Hampton Roads Community Foundation

    Due Dates (Anticipated): July 2027 (Online application)

    Funding Amounts: Award amounts and grant duration are not specified

    Summary: Supports programs helping people facing poverty in South Hampton Roads achieve housing stability, financial security, and stable employment.

    Key Information: Applicants must provide recent independently audited financial statements or a recently filed full Form 990 or 990EZ.


    Description

    Hampton Roads Community Foundation’s Economic Stability Community Grants help people living with poverty and other barriers become stable and self-sufficient. Part of its Competitive Community Grants program, the funding serves South Hampton Roads, Virginia. It emphasizes housing, sufficient income, financial management skills, and stable employment as foundations for helping individuals and families pursue their goals and reduce economic insecurity.

    Supported work includes safe, affordable housing placements with supportive services, eviction and foreclosure prevention, workforce training and certification, financial education, savings programs, and financial case management. Program funding can launch promising services or continue and expand existing programs. Seed funding supports pilots of new or expanded programs at organizations with existing services, rather than start-up organizations.


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