City of Beverly Hills allocates General Fund dollars to Community Assistance Grant Funding (CAGF) which is administered by the Human Services Division.
Donor Name: City of Beverly Hills
State: California
City: Beverly Hills
Type of Grant: Grant
Deadline: 01/23/2023
Details:
Agencies funded through CAGF provide social services the City does not provide directly to the most vulnerable members of the community including homeless individuals, active and frail elderly, disabled and low-means residents. Maintaining a social service safety net is a public service policy stated in the City’s General Plan.
By funding a safety net, the City establishes a continuum of care that improves coordination across providers, increases access and availability of services to community members and supports the quality of life in Beverly Hills.
Evaluation Criteria
Applicants will be considered based on the following criteria:
- Organization provides a unique service that addresses an unmet need of the community and does not duplicate other providers or programs.
- Organization does not rely solely on community assistance funding to remain viable and the services would cost more to the City if the City provided them directly.
- Organization provides services that support the City’s commitment to the provision of a social service safety net that addresses the health and welfare of community members.
- Organization provides regional services that enable the City to meet its regional obligation to help ameliorate social issues.
- This year the City will once again be accepting applications for cultural grants. These applications must still meet the above criteria 1 and 2, but they also must be existing Beverly Hills organizations, that have demonstrated a history of exemplary cultural opportunities which respond to community needs.
Application Review and Awards for Funding
Proposals are reviewed by the Human Services Division and two commissions.
- The Charitable Solicitations Commission evaluates each applicant’s finances.
- The Human Relations Commission evaluates proposed programs and services. Reports from the Human Services Division and the two commissions then inform funding recommendations to City Council. City Council considers this information and determines final funding allocations.
For more information, visit Community Assistance Grant.
