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Your Voice, Your Choice project ideas closer to becoming realities

Spring has sprung, and any Seattleite worth their raincoat knows that means one thing: it’s construction season! Our Your Voice, Your Choice: Parks and Streets (YVYC) partners at the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) and Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) have been working hard to turn the 33 projects selected… [ Keep reading ]

Receive up to $1,500 to start a Community Emergency Hub

In partnership with the Seattle Office of Emergency Management, the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods is offering up to $21,600 in funding to support Community Emergency Hubs throughout the city.  This is enough to provide 14 groups with up to $1,500 to create their own Hub-in-a-Box. A Hub-in-a-Box contains the essential… [ Keep reading ]

Learn about the Neighborhood Matching Fund at upcoming workshops

The Neighborhood Matching Fund, a program of Seattle Department of Neighborhoods, is hosting three workshops for those interested in applying to the fund. Each workshop will provide an overview of the Neighborhood Matching Fund, the qualities of a strong application, and the review process. Neighborhood and community groups interested in… [ Keep reading ]

City of Seattle awards nearly $1 million in matching funds for 20 community-based projects

The City of Seattle has invested $991,000 to support 20 community-initiated projects through Seattle Department of Neighborhoods’ Neighborhood Matching Fund. Its Community Partnership Fund offers matching funds of up to $100,000 to community organizations committed to fostering and building our community. These awards range from $10,500 to $100,000 with the… [ Keep reading ]

Your Voice, Your Choice: Evaluation & Action

As we gear up to launch our Your Voice, Your Choice: Parks and Streets program for 2018, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on the growth of the program in 2017 and let you know what we have in store for next year. Your Voice, Your Choice: Parks… [ Keep reading ]

Get up to $5,000 in Funding for Your Community Project: Apply by December 1

Do you have a cool community project idea but just need a little help turning that idea into a reality? Our Neighborhood Matching Fund could be the answer. Through our Small Sparks Fund you can request up to $5,000 to support your community project. But, our final deadline of the… [ Keep reading ]

Nearly $1.3 million in matching funds awarded to community-based projects

Mayor Ed Murray announced an investment of $1,299,520 to support 27 community-initiated projects across the City. The awards are from the Neighborhood Matching Fund’s Community Partnership Fund which offers matching funds of up to $100,000 to community organizations committed to fostering and building our community. These awards range from $12,000… [ Keep reading ]

Awardees of the 2017 Youth Opportunity Fund

Total of $142,000 will fund 11 programs to support youth Today Mayor Murray announced the 11 awardees of the Youth Opportunity Fund, a $142,000 fund to support programs that provide positive youth development activities for young people. “Providing youth, particularly youth of color, enriching experiences has been a key focus… [ Keep reading ]

Mayor Murray announces $250,000 for Duwamish River neighborhood projects

Mayor Murray announced $250,000 for the Duwamish River Opportunity Fund has been awarded to seven community projects serving neighborhoods along the Duwamish River. This fund provides support to projects that increase the sustainability of the Duwamish River neighborhoods impacted by the Superfund clean-up. The projects will be implemented this year… [ Keep reading ]

Get to Know Our Neighborhood Matching Fund

Do you have a cool community project idea but need more funding to make it happen? Do you have a cool community project idea but need more funding to make it happen? Our Neighborhood Matching Fund is here to help! The fund was created in 1988 to provide city resources… [ Keep reading ]