This grant funds local nonprofits that deliver vital services and quality of life improvements for special needs and low-income residents. Eligible activities include housing stability, mental health, childcare, youth and senior services, disability support, substance abuse, food banks, transportation, employment training, and legal services. Funding is awarded competitively or by direct award to agencies providing direct services.
Eligible applicants are local nonprofits serving special needs and low-income residents. Funds must primarily benefit low- and moderate-income populations.