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Village of Marvin Collaborative Project Fund

Village of Marvin City or town

Checked on marvinnc.gov

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Award
Micro-grants of $250 to $2,500 per project, subject to annual budget appropriations.
Next date
Next date not posted
Who can apply
HOAs and neighborhood groups, Nonprofits
Where
Marvin

The Village of Marvin offers matching micro-grants to Certified Trust Partners for community-led projects with a clear public purpose inside village limits. Eligible categories include recreation and beautification such as benches, tree plantings, community gardens and trail maintenance. HOAs, neighborhood subdivisions, commercial developments and 501(c)(3) nonprofits serving Marvin residents may apply; schools and religious institutions may not.

Could a playground win this?

Possible fit Medium confidence

Playgrounds are not named, but recreation and common-area improvements such as benches and tree plantings are allowed, so an HOA or nonprofit could seek help with part of a playground like benches or shade trees. Applicants must first become Certified Trust Partners, schools and churches cannot apply, and funded projects must be physically completed by the deadline.

Beautification & Recreation: Common area landscaping, weeding, mowing, general cleanup, neighborhood thoroughfare enhancements, tree plantings, community gardens, benches, and trail maintenance.

Schools, colleges, universities, and religious institutions are statutorily ineligible to receive grant funding.

Based on the funder's words, from marvinnc.gov (opens in a new tab). This is our read, not the funder's.

About the match

These are described as matching micro-grants, but the page does not say how much match is required or whether volunteer labor or donated materials count. Check the Community Partnership Program Policy.

How to apply

  1. Download and complete the Community Trust Pledge, Letter of Request Form and Grant Funding Application, and read the program and funding policies.
  2. Gather supporting documents, such as HOA board list and bylaws, a property owner roster, or IRS determination letter and Form 990.
  3. Submit everything to the Village Clerk through the Contact Village Staff form during the June 1st to August 1st window.
  4. Attend the Village Council meeting in person to present your project.

See this grant on marvinnc.gov (opens in a new tab)

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