Duval Times

Public Service Grants play a pivotal role in supporting the vital services provided by nonprofits and faith-based organizations in Jacksonville, focusing on aiding the city’s most vulnerable adults and families. In the previous year, the grant program successfully allocated $8.8 million to deserving organizations throughout Duval County, marking a significant investment in the community's well-being.

The upcoming information session aims to guide potential applicants through the grant application process, offering insights into the timeline, preparation tips for organizations, and strategies for increasing the chances of receiving funding. This session will also introduce attendees to the new mini-grants program, designed to support smaller projects with a streamlined application process.

The City of Jacksonville Public Service Grant Council is dedicated to supporting nonprofit and faith-based organizations that provide essential services to Jacksonville’s most vulnerable populations. Through Public Service Grants, the Council aims to foster a thriving, supportive community where every resident has access to the services they need.

The session is free and open to the public, welcoming all interested parties to attend in person. For those unable to join on-site, livestream information will be available through the Nonprofit Gateway at nonprofits.jacksonville.gov, ensuring accessible participation for all interested organizations.

Don’t miss this essential session to learn how your organization can benefit from the Public Service Grants program and contribute even more significantly to the Jacksonville community.

Event Details:

Public Service Grants Information Session

Date: Monday, April 29, 2024

Time: 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Location: Legends Center, 5130 Soutel Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32208

For more information, visit the Nonprofit Gateway at nonprofits.jacksonville.gov.