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    Regional Civic Health Program Grants

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    Regional Civic Health Program Grants support regional and statewide organizations’ advocacy, organizing, civic engagement, and journalism programs to strengthen civic health in Greater New Haven.

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    This grant was recently updated

    Applications are now closed, replacing the extended March 3 deadline at 12:00 p.m. for applications already in progress. The funder says to check back closer to 2027 for updates.

    Funder: Community Foundation for Greater New Haven

    Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: $10,000–$40,000 based on budget size; terms of one, two, or three years

    Summary: Supports multi-regional and statewide organizations delivering advocacy, community organizing, civic engagement, and journalism programming in Greater New Haven.

    Key Information: Applicants must be based outside the Foundations’ 20-town region, with at least 15% of people served residing within it.


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    The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven’s Regional Civic Health Program Grants support multi-regional and statewide organizations serving Greater New Haven. The program funds a new or existing, specific segment of an organization’s work that serves one or more towns in the region covered by the Community Foundation and the Valley Community Foundation.

    Support is limited to organizations whose missions focus on civic health through advocacy, community organizing, civic engagement, and/or journalism. Organizations working in other issue areas will not be considered. The program connects organizations based outside the Foundations’ 20-town region with residents within it, providing one-year or multi-year support for locally delivered civic health programming.


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