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Project Requirements
- Provide a public benefit.
- Be free and open to all members of the community.
- Emphasize self-help, with ideas initiated, planned and implemented by the neighbors and community members who will be affected by the project.
- Demonstrate community input and involvement.
- Occur within the City of Raleigh limits or its extraterritorial jurisdiction.
Organization Eligibility
- Neighborhood-based organizations, as well as groups of neighbors who do not belong to an organization.
- Demonstration of community input and involvement that shows that the project will benefit the neighborhood.
Timeline
- Completed applications will be accepted throughout the year, on an on-going basis.
- Your application must be received at least six weeks before the start of a project.
- Within three weeks of receiving your application, the Community Engagement Division of the Housing and Neighborhoods Department and the Raleigh Arts Commission will decide whether to approve funding.
- After the project has been completed, a final report must be submitted by your organization or group receiving Neighborhood Art Funds to the Community Engagement Division
Project Examples
- Neighborhood art project supplies
- Neighborhood art workshop
- Sidewalk chalk
- Children events
- Neighborhood festival support for an arts activity