The Large Community Improvement Grant supports larger-scale improvements to neighborhoods.
Donor Name: City of Centennial
State: Colorado
City: Centennial
Type of Grant: Grant
Deadline: 04/01/2026
Size of the Grant: $1000 to $10,000
Grant Duration: Grant Duration Not Mentioned
Details:
Groups may apply for up to $10,000 per project for community based improvements, including but not limited to neighborhood signage, landscaping improvements, place making and community gardens.
Submit a Project Proposal: Application and Checklist
- You must meet with the Neighborhood Services Manager prior to project submittal. Applicants that have not met with Neighborhood Services will not be considered for the 2025 grant program.
- A detailed description of the proposed project, its impact on the community and how this will further the goals of community improvement, engagement and beautification.
- Date, time and location of proposed event.
- How this proposed project will be communicated to and agreed upon by residents?
- Name and contact information of payee or representative providing receipts for purchases to City.
- Describe the volunteers/organization proposing the project.
- Permits: Is an amplified sound permit needed? Will streets need to be closed? All licenses and permits must be completed according to City guidelines. Associated fees will be waived.
Additional Items Required
- Map of location
- Photos of proposed area
- Proposed timeline
- Proposed budget
- Contractors must be licensed to work in the City of Centennial.
- Volunteer coordinators contact information.
- Contractors must carry required insurance.
- Ownership information & approval.
- Quotes from a minimum of three contractors for each portion of the proposed project.
Projects That Do Not Qualify
- Projects that are on private property.
- Projects that are not visible to the public.
- Projects submitted by HOA’s and Metro districts that are still managed by developer.
- Projects that have already begun prior to the awarding of the grant funding.
- Projects associated with educational, religious or political organizations.
- Projects that do not adhere to City codes and regulations.
For more information, visit City of Centennial.
