Mini-Grants

Each year there is typically at least one round of Mini-Grants, either funded by GBN or the City of Green Bay. Mini-Grants have funded a variety of projects that neighborhood associations propose, including:

  • Public art pieces
  • Community gardens
  • Environmental projects
  • Neighborhood Association branding
  • Little libraries
  • Neighborhood events
  • Scholarships
  • Crime prevention tactics

Every recognized Neighborhood Association may apply for Mini-Grants. There is no limit on how many grants a Neighborhood Association may apply for or how much they can ask for.  Neighborhood associations that submit well-prepared (and complete) applications with creative ideas that leverage neighborhood assets have the best chance of being funded.

 

Click for the Green Bay Neighborhoods Mini-Grant Application

Past Mini-Grant Recipients

Nicolet Drive Neighborhood Association’s 2015 “Keep Kids Alive Drive 35” Mini Grant Project