Apply for a Neighborhood Mini-Grant

The Neighborhood Mini-Grant program is designed to foster healthy, safe, and engaged neighborhoods that strengthen our community. Neighborhood organizations who are looking to strengthen their communities through innovative and creative community projects are invited to apply.

• Neighborhood Identification
• Leadership Empowerment
• Safety Opportunities & Education
• Environmental Enhancements
• Health & Wellness Engagement
• Emergency Preparedness
• Neighborhood & Community Innovation

• Must be a Civic Association, Homeowner Association, or Special Taxing District.
• Must be located within Hillsborough County. This includes the City of Tampa, the City of Temple Terrace, and the City of Plant City
• Must be included in the Neighborhood Directory Listing before applying for a grant.
  • Search our Neighborhood Directory Listing for your organization's name. If it is in the directory, a box will appear including the organization's information on record. If the organization's information is not current, use the Neighborhood Directory Update Form to make the necessary updates.
  • If your association is not listed, scroll down to the Neighborhood Directory Registration Application and follow the directions. The Neighborhood Relations team will contact you when they receive your submission.

To submit a complete and competitive grant application, it is imperative to review and follow the guidelines detailed within the resources listed below.

• 2022 Neighborhood Mini-Grant Program Guide
• Board Meeting Minutes Requirements

• Applicant Resources Available Online: Early October 2022
• Application Deadline: Friday, November 11, 2022, by 5 PM
• Neighborhood Mini-Grants Awarded: Early January 2023

For questions or assistance, contact your neighborhood liaison.

• District 1: Mary-Elizabeth Fuentes, (813) 277-1645
  
• District 2: Gabrielle Nickerson, (813) 274-1628
  
• District 3: Julie Nail, (813) 307-3607
• District 4: Wanda Sloan, (813) 307-3564