Chesapeake Bay Trust funds technical assistance to build and coordinate climate Resilience Hubs in Prince George’s County, supporting science-based adaptation and community preparedness.
Funder: Chesapeake Bay Trust
Due Dates: October 1, 2026: Application deadline
Funding Amounts: Up to $150,000 total; project period is expected to span two years.
Summary: Supports technical assistance providers to build and sustain a network of Resilience Hubs in Prince George’s County, advancing climate resilience and community preparedness.
Key Information: Projects must be implemented in Prince George’s County, MD (excluding City of Bowie); applicants outside the county require a local partner.
This funding opportunity, offered by the Chesapeake Bay Trust in partnership with Prince George’s County Department of the Environment, is designed to strengthen the technical and organizational capacity of community-based organizations and nonprofits developing Resilience Hubs. These hubs are community-serving facilities that support climate resilience by providing resources, education, and emergency support, especially during disruptive events such as flooding, extreme heat, or power outages. The grant aims to foster a robust, peer-supported network of Resilience Hubs aligned with county-wide climate action, equity, and sustainability goals, as articulated in the County’s Climate Action Plan and Plan 2035.
Applicants may propose to: