The Safe in the 305 Grant is a Peace & Prosperity Plan initiative that is geared to encourage, support, and empower community stakeholders to lead efforts in their community.
Donor Name: Miami-Dade County
State: Florida
County:
Type of Grant: Grant
Deadline: 05/26/2023
Size of the Grant: $1,500.00
Details:
The Miami-Dade County Safe in the 305 grant program (Round 2) is accepting applications to:
- Organize efforts to revitalize or beautify neighborhoods
- Assist justice-involved individuals
- Support youth development and empowerment
- Address mental/emotional wellness, food insecurity, and the digital divide
The Safe in the 305 grant program is designed to incentivize and encourage resident leaders and organizations to promote peace and prosperity across communities, by funding community-driven actions that make their own neighborhoods safer.
The goals of the Safe in the 305 Grant program are to activate community participation in creating safer neighborhoods, amplify the voices of residents and community leaders against violence, build capacity in communities and bridge gaps with neighborhood stakeholders and government to address quality of life issues.
Funding Information
The Safe in the 305 Grant program will award microgrants to applicants seeking funding support that range from $500.00 (minimum) to $1,500.00 (maximum).
Examples include, but not limited to:
- Youth sports and arts programs
- Create and/or expand food pantries and community gardens
- Neighborhood/block cleanups
- Identification cards for returning citizens
Eligibility Criteria
Residents, community leaders and advocates, community and faith-based organizations and grassroots groups may apply.
Qualification Requirements
- A resident of, or an organization based in, Miami-Dade County (must provide proof of address)
- Applicant must be able to show how their proposal aligns with the objectives of the grant in the current application round
- Proposals must support neighborhood-centered activities and initiatives
- Applicant must have a valid email address to receive and respond to grant-related correspondence
For more information, visit Safe in the 305.
