2020 Community Challenge Grants
The CCG is excited to announce the 2020 Grant Cycle. Please check back for more information later this summer and early fall for the release of updated guidelines, application materials and outreach activities.
Cycle Opens:
October 14, 2020
Application Due Date:
November 20, 2020 (12:00 Noon)
Advisory Committee Review:
December 2020 - February 2021
Award Announcement:
March 2021
Cycle Opens:
October 14, 2020
Application Due Date:
November 20, 2020 (12:00 Noon)
Advisory Committee Review:
December 2020 - February 2021
Award Announcement:
March 2021
CONGRATS 2020 GRANTEES!
The CCG is excited to announce funding for 31 inspiring community-led initiatives and improvement projects throughout San Francisco's neighborhoods. Congratulations 2020 Grantees! For a full list of awards, please visit our Funded Grants page.
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31
Funded Grants |
$2.7M
Funds Awarded |
Enhancing Vibrancy in San Francisco's Neighborhoods
Since 1991, the Community Challenge Grant/Neighborhood Beautification Fund of the City and County of San Francisco has partnered with hundreds of community organizations to support community-led neighborhood improvements.
The program provides public funding for community-led transformation efforts that enhance beauty, facilitate community participation and stewardship, and strengthen neighborhoods.
The program provides public funding for community-led transformation efforts that enhance beauty, facilitate community participation and stewardship, and strengthen neighborhoods.
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ESTABLISHED BY VOTERS
A division of the City Administrator’s Office, the Community Challenge Grant Program (CCG), formerly known as the Neighborhood Beautification and Graffiti Clean-Up Fund, was founded in 1991 by voter initiative. The program is funded by voluntary taxpayer elections. |
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ACTIVATING COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP FOR BEAUTIFICATION
The CCG focuses on projects that directly engage residents and businesses in creating green spaces, gathering places, gardens, mini-parks, public art, and other neighborhood amenities. |
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NURTURING NEIGHBORHOODS
The CCG provides both financial and techncial resources to community groups, businesses, schools and nonprofit organizations to make physical improvements to their neighborhoods and communities for the benefit of all. |
