Community Connector Mini-Grant FAQs
- Your time and labor.
- Money to encourage residents to participate (such as offering gift cards through raffles or as prizes)
- Materials and supplies for events (such as food, markers, signs, etc.)
- Services to make events more inclusive (such as language interpretation, childcare, transportation vouchers, etc.)
- Apply by the deadline
- Organizations – NLT midnight November 29th, 2021
- Individuals and Small Groups - Rolling basis now through the selection of winning projects (est. Spring 2022)
- Note: There is a review and selection process for all applicants. Organizations will be notified by December 30th. Individuals and small informal groups will be notified no later than 2-4 weeks after you submit your application.
- Sign agreement for the agreed-to activities, funding amount and payment structure, measures, and program expectations
- Perform activities and track results
- Submit/share the results (short survey and/or check-in)
- Organizations will have a mid-point and a final survey/check-in (at a minimum)
- Confirm completion of agreed-to activities
- Continue advocating for and participating in Denver’s PB program!
Understanding of Equity
Community Connectedness
Understanding of the City/Neighborhood
Willingness and Ability to Commit to Steering Committee Responsibilities
Experience with Representing Communities
What can a Community Connector Mini-Grant pay for?
ACCEPTED USES FOR MINI-GRANTS:
What are the requirements from a community connector?
Can I apply for both a Community Connector Mini-Grant and the Community Steering Committee?
No, residents cannot receive a mini-grant and be part of the Community Steering Committee.
How will my application be scored?
A selection committee composed of Denver consultants and city employees from multiple agencies will score each application with a rubric focused on topics like:
We encourage applicants to be specific where possible when answering questions.