Since 1994, the City of Orlando has
provided citizens and residents with the Mayor’s Matching Grant Program.
This program provides grant funds to neighborhood associations, schools
and non-profit organizations to plan and implement projects that address
neighborhood needs, improve education, and build community pride. The
Mayor and City Commissioners believe in the power and creativity of its
citizens to address challenges, build community and develop
relationships with fellow neighbors, community partners, and local
businesses through the Mayor’s Matching Grants.
Application Workshops Application Workshops are offered for neighborhood organizations,
schools and non-profit organizations wishing to apply for a Mayor's
Matching Grant. Attendance at an application workshop is required.
At least one individual from the applying organization must attend.
Workshops will review guidelines, instructions and the application
process.
Please call the City of Orlando Office of Community Affairs at
407.246.2500 to reserve a seat at one of the workshops listed below:
On-Line Applications
On-line applications are available to Neighborhood Organizations,
Schools and Non-Profit Organizations in the form of fillable Word
documents. Complete each document and save it to your computer.
Documents may be e-mailed, delivered in person to the Office of
Community Affairs, or mailed and postmarked no later than September
16, 2011.
Applications may be e-mailed to the Office of Community Affairs at
mayorsmatchinggrants@cityoforlando.net. Please include your
organization's name in the subject line of the e-mail. Be sure to
attach all required documents.
Applications may be delivered in person to the Office of Community
Affairs, located on the 2nd floor of Orlando City Hall (400 South Orange
Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32801). If mailing your application,
please mail to: Mayor's Matching Grant Program, City of Orlando, P.O.
Box 4990, Orlando, Florida 32802-4990. Applications must be
postmarked no later than September 16, 2011.
