Connecticut Opens Applications for $19.5 Million in State Grants for Nonprofit Capital Projects
Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont announced on October 27 that applications are now open for the ninth round of the state's Nonprofit Grant Program, with $19.5 million available for capital projects by health and human service nonprofit organizations. Applications opened October 27 and are due January 5, 2027, with awards expected in spring 2027. (GSM, based on a press release from the Office of the Governor of Connecticut)
The program, administered by the Office of Policy and Management (OPM), funds property renovations, additions and new construction; health and safety improvements, including ADA-compliant facility alterations; energy efficiency improvements; information technology systems; technology for persons with disabilities; service vehicles; and property purchases.
According to the governor's office, the program was created in 2013 and its first eight rounds awarded approximately $166 million across more than 700 projects; including the new round, total program funding will pass $185 million. Interested organizations can review application requirements and procedures through the CTsource state contracting portal.
Source: GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
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