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Grants for Revitalization, Opportunity, and Workspace Improvement in Kentucky

The City of Fort Thomas is seeking applications for the Grow Grant 2025.

Donor Name: City of Fort Thomas

State: Kentucky

City: Fort Thomas

Type of Grant: Grant

Deadline: 11/22/2024

Size of the Grant: $10,000 to $100,000

Grant Duration: Grant Duration Not Mentioned

Details:

The Grow Grant Committee offers façade and interior grant opportunities for current or prospective small businesses and commercial property owners.

The City of Fort Thomas is committed to the development and support of small businesses in the community. The Grow Grant Committee offers façade and interior grant opportunities for current or prospective small businesses and commercial property owners.

Through the Grow Grant program, businesses can apply for a grant up to $10,000. For the Grow a Lot program you can apply to receive a grant that would cover up to $20,000 of the cost of the full project. Through the grant opportunity, the business or property owner will be responsible for 50% of the full cost of the project.

Qualifying Projects

  • Accessibility improvements (walkways, ADA compliance, etc).
  • Storefront improvements (including exterior painting, awning, fencing, permanent benches, permanent planters, bike racks, long-lasting landscaping and repairs).
  • Decorative lighting – installation, repair or replacement of fixtures on exterior of façade.
  • Renovation or restoration to improve architectural and historic details.
  • Masonry work (cleaning, repair, brick work, tuck pointing) to improve the structural or appearance of a building/space.
  • Energy Efficiency Items – Replacement or repair (windows, doors).
  • Exterior Signage – installation, improvement or replacement of permanent signage fixtures.
  • Mechanical, electrical, utility, and/or plumbing improvements.
  • HVAC, fire suppression, improvement costs of bringing the building up to code.
  • Permanent flooring, lighting, and fixtures.
  • Improved customer restrooms.
  • Construction of new walls/ demolition of unnecessary existing walls.
  • Support mechanisms (foundation, support beams, columns, trusses, etc.) This excludes roof repairs/ replacement.

For more information, visit City of Fort Thomas.