Grants of up to $5,000 to Ohio individuals and organizations in eligible locations to support for-profit gardening ventures. Funding is intended to assist entrepreneurs in advancing the local food system so that residents have access to healthy, fresh, and affordable f...
Grants of up to $1,000 to Ohio business associations, neighborhood associations, priority boards, and block clubs for community-based activities, projects, and events that foster connection and build community in eligible locations. Eligible applicants are located with...
Grants of up to $25,000 to Ohio nonprofit arts organizations in eligible areas for arts events to benefit the local community. New applicants are required to contact program staff and submit a draft for review before applying. Funding is intended for performances, fest...
Grants of up to $500 to Ohio nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and youth or family-oriented groups to promote outdoor activities. Funding is intended to encourage outdoor sports, such as hunting, fishing, archery, trapping, and shooting sports. The goal of ...
Grants of up to $250 to Ohio nonprofit and for-profit organizations for projects that promote tourism, businesses, events, and attractions in eligible locations. Funding is intended to increase tourism and overnight stays through the use of marketing materials. Project...
Grants to Ohio nonprofit groups and government agencies for conservation and flood control in eligible locations. Funding is intended for materials and supplies, equipment rental, design and engineering, special service contracts, project or program-specific labor, and...
Grants of up to $1,700 to Ohio artists in eligible areas to promote, market, and create artwork. Funding may be used for expenses related to professional development, marketing, advertising, and public relations, and for the cost of supplies, materials, and resources t...
Grants of $5,000 to Ohio artists to create works of art in eligible locations. Funding is intended for outdoor murals that are visible to the public. The artist must receive partial funding from the organization or company that is commissioning the work. Grants may be ...
