Omaha Neighborhood Grants
The Omaha Neighborhood Grants program funds resident-led projects in Omaha that promote leadership, collaboration, and grassroots community improvement through neighborhood-driven initiatives.
Funder: Omaha Community Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (Full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Up to $80,000 total awarded annually; typical grant size is $2,500, with a maximum of $5,000 per project.
Summary: Empowers resident-led groups in Omaha to strengthen neighborhoods through leadership development, collaboration, and grassroots community improvement.
Key Information: For Omaha neighborhood groups listed in the City of Omaha Neighborhood Directory; no 501(c)(3) required.
Description
The Omaha Neighborhood Grants program supports and empowers community leaders and resident-led organizations to make a positive impact in Omaha neighborhoods. The program funds projects that promote leadership development, foster collaboration among neighbors, enhance neighborhood safety and beautification, and strengthen connections with city agencies. Funding decisions are made by a committee of Omaha residents, ensuring the program reflects the priorities of local neighborhoods. Technical assistance, training, and project development support are available through One Omaha to help groups successfully apply and implement their projects.
