Community Grants Program
Parks & People Foundation’s Community Grants Program supports group participation in neighborhood greening and park maintenance projects throughout Baltimore City. Neighborhood Greening and Partnerships for Parks grants are awarded to community groups, schools, park friends groups, and faith-based organizations that wish to conduct greening projects in their community and/or improve city parks. Click here to see a map of our 1996-2006 community grants projects.
Click for important information about our next grant offerings. The deadline for submissions is February 1, 2008.
Neighborhood Greening
Neighborhood Greening grants are available for groups interested in conducting projects in public open spaces such as vacant lots, schoolyards and neighborhood streets. Projects can include tree plantings, community gardens and more. Grant funds can be used for tools, plant material, equipment and other needed supplies. Click here to learn more.
For additional information, contact Kari Smith at 410-448-5663, ext. 109.
Partnerships for Parks
Partnerships for Parks grants are available for groups interested in conducting maintenance and improvement projects in city parks. Projects can include plantings, community events, park maintenance and more. Click here to learn more.
Partnerships for Parks is a joint program of Parks & People Foundation and Baltimore City Recreation and Parks and is funded through Recreation and Parks’ Office of Partnerships.
For more information, contact the Partnerships Community Organizers at 410-448-5663, extension 122.
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