The Omaha Neighborhood Grants program funds resident-led projects in Omaha that build leadership, enhance neighborhood engagement, and promote community improvement.
Funder: Omaha Community Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (Full application deadline; annual application period Jan 1–Mar 1)
Funding Amounts: Up to $5,000 per project; average award ~$2,500; total annual pool ~$80,000
Summary: Supports and empowers resident-led neighborhood groups in Omaha to build vibrant, engaged communities through funding and capacity-building.
Key Information: Only groups listed in the City of Omaha Neighborhood Directory are eligible.
The Omaha Neighborhood Grants program, managed by the Omaha Community Foundation, is dedicated to supporting resident-led neighborhood groups within Omaha, Nebraska. The program provides funding and technical assistance to empower local leaders, foster collaboration among neighbors, and strengthen relationships with municipal agencies. Grants are intended for projects that build leadership skills, promote neighborhood engagement, enhance safety and beautification, and encourage active citizenship. Funding decisions are made by a diverse, resident-led committee representing neighborhoods across the city.