Omaha Neighborhood Grants
Omaha Neighborhood Grants from the Omaha Community Foundation fund resident-led projects that advance research, leadership, and collaboration to improve Omaha neighborhoods.
Funder: Omaha Community Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (Full application submission deadline via online grant portal; 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 resident-led Omaha neighborhood groups to implement grassroots projects that build leadership, collaboration, and community capacity.
Key Information: Only groups listed in the City of Omaha Neighborhood Directory are eligible.
Description
The Omaha Neighborhood Grants program, administered by the Omaha Community Foundation, empowers resident-led neighborhood associations and groups in Omaha, NE to design and implement projects that foster leadership, strengthen community ties, and address local priorities. The program emphasizes grassroots, resident-driven initiatives that promote collaboration, neighborhood beautification, safety, and partnerships with city agencies. Funding decisions are made by a committee of local residents to ensure community alignment. Technical assistance, workshops, and project development support are available to applicants through One Omaha.
