The Davie County Recreation and Parks (DCRP) is pleased to announce the 2026-2027 Community Recreation Agency Grant Program.
Donor Name: Davie County Recreation and Parks
State: North Carolina
County: Davie County (NC)
Type of Grant: Grant
Deadline: 02/13/2026
Size of the Grant: $10,000 to $100,000
Grant Duration: Grant Duration Not Mentioned
Details:
Community Recreation Agency Grants focus on supplemental funding for qualified agencies within Davie County interested in partnership with Davie County Recreation and Parks to carry out its mission and vision through the promotion of recreational fitness, health, wellness and quality of life initiatives. It is the intent of this grant to be a financial assistance program for minor capital improvements and community based program activities that increase recreational opportunities for the Davie community. This grant is not the intended to be a designation of donation or sponsorship.
The mission of Davie County Recreation and Parks is to enrich the quality of life in Davie County by offering exceptional recreational experiences through a diverse system of programs, events, parks and cultural resources.
Funding Information
The maximum funding request allowable is $40,000.
Eligibility Requirements
In order to be eligible to receive a Community Recreation Grant, the grantee MUST:
- Be a nonprofit, community agency, or an affiliate to a nonprofit agency with tax exemption status (501c3, 4, 6) that provides services that are stipulated “community parks and recreation” and serves the general public with a mission that reflects that of Davie County Recreation and Parks.
- Community Recreation Grant applications will only be accepted if submitted by a qualifying agency.
- If applying as an active non-profit agency: Upload proof of the agency’s status as recorded with the North Carolina Department of the Secretary of State with their application. If the agency is a non-profit and has a Tax ID issued by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the IRS can provide the agency with an official determination letter. This letter must be uploaded and included with your submitted application.
- If applying as an affiliate to a nonprofit agency: a) Upload a formal written document outlining the affiliation and partnership agreement as it relates to this grant application. This document must include signatures from both agencies. b) Upload proof of the non-profit agency’s status as recorded with the North Carolina Department of the Secretary of State with their application. If the agency is a non-profit and has a Tax ID issued by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the IRS can provide the agency with an official determination letter. This letter must be uploaded and included with your submitted application.
- If applying as a community agency: Upload proof of the agency’s legitimacy through corporate charter, or organizational documents (such as by-laws, management agreements, assumed name documents). Document(s) must be uploaded and included with your submitted application.
- Operate in Davie County serving primarily Davie County residents and have been in operation for at least three (3) years prior to being considered for recommended funding. The County does not fund start-up agencies.
- The agency, including the facility where the agency gathers, must be open to all members of the general public. Information regarding how the facility can be reserved for public use must be clearly posted and proof must be provided in the application.
- In accepting money from the County the agency must come to an agreement with the County on terms and conditions of the grant awarded.
- The agency may only request funds for projects, services, or activities the local government (County) are authorized by law to engage in and meet North Carolina Constitution’s public purpose requirement. The County may only contract and appropriate funds to a qualified agency for accomplishment of public purposes only.
- The agency may not request funds for projects that have already been completed prior to submitting the grant application.
For more information, visit DCRP.
