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The Omaha Community Foundation’s Omaha Neighborhood Grants Program (ONGP) is a community-building resource available in Omaha.
For a group to be eligible for the grant, it only needs to be located within Omaha and registered in the Neighborhood Directory. The grant award is up to $5,000.
Grant applications are open January 1 – March 1.
One Omaha Visioning Sessions use asset-based community development strategies to generate and organize project ideas for grants and reach consensus around project ideas.
These can be scheduled August – January during weekdays, weekday evenings, or on weekend days. Reach out to Alex O’Hanlon at alex@oneomaha.org to schedule a visioning session, or if you have any questions.
After your group is clear on project ideas, you can schedule small group meetings for technical support as you work your way through the application. This option is available from January – February. Email alex@oneomaha.org to set up a meeting.
Join us for grant writing workshops in December, January, and February!
December 13 | 6 – 7:30 PM
In-person, One Omaha office (3902 Davenport St.)
January 10 | 6 – 7:30 PM
Online via Zoom
Watch the Recording
Passcode: 7*aaQSG^
February 7 | 6 – 7:30 PM
Online via Zoom
Watch the Recording
Passcode: 8NbBr&7g
Areas we train on include:
One Omaha worked with 9 of 23 groups that received ONGP funding in 2023:
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