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Lincoln County Board of Commissioners
10/29/20 5:00 PM
Grants of up to $15,000 to Oregon nonprofit organizations in eligible areas for initiatives and activities to develop the local economy. Funding is intended to develop the local community and create economic opportunities and employment. Projects will be awarded funding on their individual strengths. Applications must be located in Lincoln County.
The Board of Commissioners continues to focus on economic development and the County will seek to allocate two-thirds of the funds to economic development projects with a focus on job creation and/or retention and one-third to community development.
Consideration will be given to geographic distribution of the funds and projects that have collaborative or multi-jurisdictional components. Additional consideration will be given to economic development and to green projects that support sustainability (reduce, reuse, recycle resources, or energy).
Consideration will be given to projects that are uniquely fiscally disadvantaged or otherwise not eligible for securing funding from more traditional sources.
The County will seek to allocate two-thirds of the funds to economic development projects with a focus on job creation and/or retention and one-third to community development.
GrantWatch ID#: 163028
$130,000
Grants shall generally be awarded for no more than $15,000 unless the Board determines there is an overriding public benefit from the project.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Application: https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/9fecf44b9412476781d7e25933a3cf0e
Kristi Peter, Grants Administrator at the Lincoln County Commissioners Office at 225 W. Olive, Room 110 Newport, Oregon 97365, (541) 265-4100, kpeter@co.lincoln.or.us.
Casey Miller
Public Information Officer
clmiller@co.lincoln.or.us
USA: Oregon: Lincoln County
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